Plaque is easy to grow on teeth, and it can be easily removed with three folk remedies

On weekdays, if we don't brush our teeth for a long time, it is easy for plaque to grow inside the teeth. At this time, if it is not treated, it will cause the teeth to deteriorate. So, how to remove the plaque after the teeth grow?

1. Use baking soda to remove tartar

Another little trick is to add a little baking soda to the toothpaste when brushing your teeth. After using it three times, you will feel that your teeth are visibly whiter and the rust will fall off naturally. This is the healthiest and most effective method with less damage to your teeth.

2. Use orange peel to remove tartar

Clean orange peels and grind them into fine powder. Mix a little bit of it into your teeth when brushing your teeth every day. It can not only make your teeth white and fragrant, but also effectively strengthen your teeth because orange peels have strong antiseptic and sterilizing effects. The key to this method is persistence. You can't fish for three days and then dry the net for two days. Only by persisting for a long time can you feel the whitening effect of using orange peels as teeth polish for your teeth.

3. Use orange peel to remove tartar

Take vinegar and gargle it in your mouth without spitting it out. Hold it in your mouth for two or three minutes and then spit it out. Then brush your teeth with a toothbrush and rinse your mouth with warm water. Or when brushing your teeth, add two drops of vinegar to the toothpaste and brush your teeth. Do this for a while and you will be able to remove the tartar. (This method cleans your teeth but hurts them.)