Tooth Stain Remover, Dental Plaque Tool, Tartar Eraser Polisher, Professional Teeth Whitening Polishing Cleaning Kit, Home Calculus Removal Effectively, NOT Electric Cleaner Brush/Dentist

Three tools for $10 is a great deal, and they do work! As you can see, I still need to do more but there is already a difference on my bottom teeth. I'm not sure it will be able to get all the way between my teeth, but that isn't the product fault. I have sensitive teeth and tbh I was afraid to use any pressure at first. The tip feels like something in between and eraser and pumice. Once I got the hang of rubbing with a little pressure the stains started to disappear immediately and no discomfort. It doesn't take much and the packaging cautions not to overdo it. I'm happy with the performance and will continue to use it.

This product will grind the enamel off your tooth if you aren't careful, and then you'll be in big trouble. If you only use it every once in awhile, and take care not to scrub away at your tooth, it will remove the yellow tartar. I wouldn't use it to remove hardened plaque at the gum line. That's what the dentist is for. It's good for between dental cleanings, if you need to have a clean smile for a photo op or something. I use the flat side of the tip and just swipe at the stain, without using a lot of pressure, just lightly. Use the pointy tip for tiny hard to reach areas. But DO NOT scrape your teeth with it, just stroke the tooth, and not too hard, or you'll lose enamel big-time. Rinse after using (teeny black particles of carbon). Also use sensitive-tooth toothpaste that's for repairing enamel afterward. It DOES remove yellow stain. Go to your dentist to get plaque deposits removed.

Don’t waste your money. I bought the pack of 3. The first one the black tip immediately broke off as soon as I put it to my tooth. I opened the second one, the black tip on this one started disintegrating on my tooth and leaves black specks everywhere. It did not take any stains off my teeth. Looks exactly the same. I threw the third away.

I purchased this product hoping it would remove some very dark stains on the bonding material I have on a tooth. While It did lighten the stains a bit, it did not remove them. Also, there isn't much pumice at the tips of these stain removing tools (I used up all the pumice on the first tool just trying to remove stains from one tooth). And since only three tools are provided with the kit, I wouldn't say the product is a rip-off but for me it was certainly no bargain, considering that I used up one third of the product trying (unsuccessfully) to remove stains from just one tooth.

This worked so well! I have a two year old who has some black stains on his teeth that wouldn’t come off with a toothbrush. The dentist said it would come off with a cleaning but he would never sit still for a dental cleaning. So I used this three times with my son and it took the stains right off! It’s not intimidating like a dental tooth pick and it’s safe to use on my two year old. No way for him to injure himself if he moved his head while I was cleaning his teeth. I say go for it if you have stains you want to get rid of between dentist visits. I wish I knew about this months ago!

This eraser is perfect for removing coffee and wine stains from teeth a couple of times per week. READ the directions. Of course it cannot reach directly in between the teeth---that is what your dentist visits are for. It does not perform miracles, but the tip reaches and removes stains your toothbrush cannot reach in between dental visits. It helps remove plaque, too....however, if you have a thick plaque buildup of several months, see your dentist for removal...then brush and remove plaque at home on a regular basis. I've been using these for over 20 years and its a great tool to use in between my two visits to the dentist twice a year for a general cleaning. (Tip....I also dip the tip of the eraser into baking soda. I put a small amount in the palm of my hand....add a little water to make a paste....dip the eraser into the paste....then gently rub/erase stains off teeth :-) Brushing teeth with a little baking soda helps those places where the eraser cannot reach, too.

Several years ago, I bought a pumice tool for my dogs teeth. I used it on my own teeth and it did amazing. Behind your back teeth you don't realize the discoloration you get back there. You know when you go to the dentist and your tongue you can't stop touching your teeth. This is what this tool does. So I' saw it online and I ordered it and it was a rubber thing. It was a rubber tool and I would get so pissed off because, it would say it cleans your teeth and it was a rubber tool. I finally decided to start looking again and when I saw this, I saw the word pumice and I got excited, but I know it could've been a mistake with the translator. When it arrived today, I ripped it open and I couldn't even wait to touch it. I stuck my finger in the package and when I felt that hard stone, my heart fell, and I went right back and ordered two more packages of it . And if you know what I'm talking about, you know how hard these have been to find!! . They will clean your teeth like the dentist, but you have to be really careful and do it slow and don't go into. Use your tongue---and use a mirror just to check to make sure it's white again and when it turns white, you're done

The tool head is too big and makes it harder to reach places. I’m sure if the head of the tool was smaller it would be worth it. Also wish they only sell 1 product so you can try it. Not worth the money and would not buy it again.

I have cleaned my teeth several time it is a good cleaner,some of inerdental plaque is not removed as the tip is thick,but surface cleaning is very good,you don't need to go to dentist every time

Whitening the teeth and removing food stuck on tooth. It’s useful.

Holds together pretty well, without being too harsh on my gums. Two thumbs up for these!

Very useful very effective

Fast, simple and effective. My teeth haven't been this white in a long time. As another review says, don't use too often or you risk removing enamel.