Toothpaste Lab

This lab experiment goal is to prove and hypothesizes which toothpaste actually cleans the teeth better, and how fast on the scale it moves towards closest to white. The topic for me is really relevant since I personally should be taking care of my teeth one of the main reason because I have braces, therefor I have to clean my braces often. This experiment briefly bring an idea and awareness to the people. They should know what kind of toothpaste they should buy when it comes to their teeth and how their teeth are. In the article of “What Kind Of Toothpaste Should You Use?” it gives you an option of which toothpaste you should be thinking to buy to take care of your teeth's. For instance it states that if you have yellow teeth it recommends you to use Rembrandt or ultra rite “Whitening toothpastes contain mild abrasives that help polish teeth and prevent the buildup of additional
Cooper says. That film is plaque, and it interacts with certain foods—mostly sugars—to produce acids that eat away at your tooth’s enamel, which results in tiny holes (cavities), she says...The solution? The mineral fluoride, which the ADA refers to as nature’s cavity fighter”. The article goes on giving recommendations about which toothpaste for a certain scenario and/or situation you should be looking for. This is interesting because we don't only see one certain toothpaste that works for all of the dental issues someone can have. There are some that me personally I have never heard but actually turns out to be better than the ones you see on TV. For instance like Rembrandt or ultra rite if you have yellow teeth they recommend this but in the TV you see how Colgate, crest etc… state that they are the good ones at their