Eucryl Toothpowder brilliant

I realise this is an old thread, but have been looking through Gransnet searching for recommendations for teeth whitening, as my dentist is not currently carrying out a scale/polish after a check up examination and it is difficult to get a hygienist appointment. In the past I used the gel and mould, which I bought from my dentist. This was very expensive and made my gums very sore. I have tried bicarbonate of soda, but see little improvement, so will buy the Eucryl powder & toothpaste and hope for the best.

Thanks for the tip, I shall try it.?

We used Gibbs tooth powder many years ago. I used to mess about making a paste because the powder used to give me goose-pimples straight onto the teeth.

SuperDrug sell it too. It’s very good and lasts for ages.

I got it in B and M last week

Thanks for this. I have a top denture which looks good. My bottom teeth are my own.
I drink my tea black and it shows.
Guess who will be looking for eucryl.

Well, there I am pushing my trolley down the toothpaste, soap, shower gel isle and what does my body eye spot but Eucryl Tooth powder..... soooo despite the fact I ordered some toothpaste, I now have the powder too ......

I used it the second my key turned in the lock and whoaaaaaa yes its improved with 1st brush , so I'm well, well chuffed.

I think it used to be called 'smokers toothpowder'! It must be good at removing surface stains. I use bicarbonate of soda.

I've ordered some....
Let's see what is what when it arrives on my doorstep .....

My H used to swear by Euthymol toothpaste----I couldn't stand the stuff.

I use it. I usually get it in Wilko's

Oooooooo so glad I came across this post because I am paranoid about my teeth looking discoloured....
Well, paranoid is too stronger word but you know what I mean.....

I'm going to order some, you say you get it from Amazon ?

Wilko's sell it too

You can get everything on amazon, I bought a multi pack which will no doubt last me for years.

I didn't know you could still get it!

I've always used it on the odd occasion, probably only once every 3 months or so and have never needed a scale and polish at the dentists.

I have a pot of the Eucryl powder and use it a couple of times a week