Title: Can stain teeth?
Product review: After obtaining the tooth powder and seeing it was green, I did a google search and saw people complaining about the powder staining the teeth. I contacted one seller and she said the powder can stain teeth, but that a dental hygenist can remove the stains. I stopped using the product.White oak bark is a relatively cheap product ($2.00 a pound from an an herb store) and it will not stain the teeth. Therefore, if you are buying this product for the benefits of white oak bark, you would be better off buying it and using it than this green looking powder.Because this product stains the teeth, I tried the IPSAB powder. IPSAB cleans the teeth extremely well, but the salt content was so high that I decided I would rather not have high blood pressure. I now use a powder made by NARA. It has salt, but is not salty.
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