Do they keep teeth clean?
1420007
We feed our our 12 year old American Eskimo 1 a day. We have been doing this every day for about a year and his teeth are much cleaner and his breath is reasonable as well. He loves the things.
1420008
We have 3 dogs and their teeth seem to stay clean. You might want to start with a Vet cleaning if the dog is a few years old even though it is expensive.
1420009
GREENIES® Canine Dental Chews have the Veterinary Oral Health Council Seal of Acceptance for plaque and tartar control. In an independent 28-day feeding study, dogs receiving one GREENIES® Dental Chew per day averaged 60% less tartar accumulation, 33% less plaque accumulation, 80% healthier gums and 45% improvement in halitosis compared to dogs who only received dry dog food.
1420010
I haven't had to take my dog to the vet to have her teeth cleaned yet and her breath remains pleasingly fresh.
1420011
They are great for small dogs, can't tell you how they work on large dogs teeth. Our dogs are 7 and 10 lbs. No bad breath at all. They get one greenie each right before bedtime and then no other food or snacks till morning. Teeth are very white.
1420012
Well, my pup's teeth are clean... Pearly white, actually. However, she is only 2 years old. She also chews on a lot of "teeth cleaning" toys...
218037
Yes, they cover all your teeth. I actually think they are better than the ones I got from the dentist.
664440
I believe so - with supervision. But I would check with your Dentist to be absolutely certain.
1329066
Yes. However, sometimes you have to clean out between the bristles and the center piece. After a while not all of the toothpaste is rinsed out or used. I just use my clean fingers to do that job. BTW this is our second Ultero. My husband was one of the testers befoer it was released to the public. Even if you skip a day it keeps you teeth in very good health. We also use some mouthwash occasionally. Hope this helps with your enjoyment of your purchase.
1740910
I believe they are worth the investment. But, they cannot be reliable for the total cleaning. I often use a wooden toothpick to remove food particles in the deep crevices. Extending the soak time to 30 minutes also helps significantly. It is better to use them than to only rinse the retainers with warm water.
526088
Yes, I had a dog around 10 years ago that needed her teeth cleaned when we first got her (adopted) after using these no more cleanings needed.
1587483
I think so - They are small - only cover rear molars (small squares )and have a thin strip connecting for front teeth . This product does Not mold over teeth like other guards
1065999
I have had mine for more than a year and they show no wear at all. they fit as well as the ones I paid much more for from my dentist, but couldn't use anymore because I had work done to my teeth that changed their shape so that my original tray would fit.
1538181
Yes, but that being said they have the consistency of a fruit roll up. They kind of stick to your teeth.
152482
Seriously think about this. The time the teeth stay white after whitening depends on you and your lifestyle. The time your teeth stay white is all about how quickly you stain them with what you put in your mouth not the whitener.
1091849
I use it daily for cleaning along with Oral-B floss. It cleans your teeth well and gives them a freshly polished (just from the dentist) feeling that handheld toothbrushes cannot.
610138
No...but I've tried all out there. This one beats them all hands down. Your teeth will love you and they feel soo clean!!
861698
Not if properly working. Meaning they are kept oiled and no damage is done to the blade causing teeth to break off.
1147701
If he puts things in his mouth a lot, I wouldn't without supervision. ANY moisture causes them to break down and rub off easily. My daughter had some blue teeth and she was 22 months when it happened. While it wasn't harmful, it was a pain to clean. That being said, they are SUPER easy to clean on other surfaces.
426081
Flossing is necessary, regardless of the type of toothbrush, if you really want to clean below the gums.
704346
No, they don't, but I'm always keeping them inside their bag. However, the inner arch section gets dirty quick. Probably because of oily hair or sweaty hair. I have oily hair so, that might be the reason. Other than that, it's all good if you keep them covered.
727962
I have no scientific proof; but, the bristles are very soft and still do an excellent job of cleaning the teeth and gums. The bristles don't go all floppy like regular toothbrush bristles, they maintain their looks and power to clean well for awhile.