7 Foods That Can Help Whiten Your Teeth Naturally, Experts Say

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Strawberries

Strawberries whiten teeth due to malic acid, but use in moderation to avoid enamel erosion. Watermelon is a malic acid alternative.

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Pineapple

Want a white smile? Choose pineapple or papaya! Bromelain in fresh pineapple breaks down stains on teeth's surface, boosting your smile!

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Celery

Raw celery & cucumber are tooth-friendly due to fiber, vitamins, and water content. They act as natural abrasives, removing surface stains.

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Baking soda

Baking soda, a natural remedy for whiter teeth, but use cautiously as it can be abrasive. Mix a bit with toothpaste occasionally.

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Carrots

Carrots, apples, and leafy greens act as natural abrasives, massaging gums, removing stains, and strengthening teeth with vitamins.

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Sugar-free gum

Sugar-free gum: Keeps teeth clean, maintains brightness, removes residue, reduces acid/cavities, promotes saliva flow—prevent plaque buildup/decay.

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Dairy products

Calcium-rich dairy strengthens teeth, fights cavities, and lactic acid protects enamel, maintaining white teeth.

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