Cleaning Teeth: A Science Project
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Let's find out which cleaning agent is the most effective for removing stains from teeth. We'll test different substances and see which one works best.
Hypothesis
The hypothesis is that baking soda, salt, hydrogen peroxide, and water will be the best stain remover.
Method & Materials
You will soak and stain 60 tiles for 2 days, then clean each tile with five different cleaning agents.
You will need Crest, Rembrandt, Mentadent, baking soda, salt, hydrogen peroxide, water, glycerin, and wintergreen.
Results
The results showed that Rembrandt was the most effective stain remover, although it was the most expensive. Formula #1 was very inexpensive, but it did not clean teeth as well as Rembrandt.
Why do this project?
This science project is interesting because it tests different cleaning agents to see which one is the most effective for removing stains from teeth.
Also Consider
Variations to consider include testing different types of toothpaste, or testing different types of stain removers.
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