The correct way to brush your teeth with peanuts

Peanuts are a very common food in our daily life. They can be eaten cold or made into soup. They are known as brain-boosting food. It is also an oil crop. The peanut oil we usually eat is also extracted from peanuts, which is beneficial to lowering high blood lipids and cholesterol in the human body. In fact, peanuts can also be used to brush your teeth. This is a folk remedy for whitening teeth. Peanuts are rich in vitamins which have a very good effect on whitening teeth. Let’s take a look at the correct way to brush your teeth with peanuts.

Whitening teeth with peanuts is a folk remedy for teeth whitening. Chew the raw peanuts, do not swallow them, and use the peanut crumbs as toothpaste to brush your teeth. Peanuts are also rich in vitamin B2, PP, A, D, E, calcium and iron, so they have a certain effect on whitening teeth.

Daily life methods of whitening teeth:

1. Brush your teeth with orange peels

After drying the orange peel, grind it into powder and mix it with ointment, then apply it on a toothbrush. Brushing your teeth with the ointment mixed with orange peel powder can whiten your teeth. This method needs to be used for 2-3 months before it will be effective.

2. Brush your teeth with yeast powder

When brushing your teeth, dip the toothpaste in a little yeast powder, so that brushing your teeth can have the effect of whitening teeth. If you don't have yeast powder, you can use baking soda, which has the same teeth whitening effect.

3. Brush your teeth with peanuts

Crush the peanuts (don't grind them too finely, just make them into granules), use the crushed peanut crumbs as toothpaste and brush your teeth with a toothbrush. Granular peanut crumbs can remove tartar and whiten teeth.

4. Rub your teeth with lemon juice

After brushing your teeth, dip a cotton swab in pure lemon juice and rub it back and forth on your yellow and black teeth, allowing the lemon juice to corrode and dissolve the tartar. This method can whiten teeth in a short period of time, but it should not be used every day to avoid tooth corrosion.