No, there is no evidence to support that coconut oil can whiten teeth. Still, it can make them appear brighter after application, albeit temporarily. And swishing coconut oil in your mouth (a.k.a. oil ...

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Oil pulling is an age-old Ayurvedic dental technique that has garnered attention for its many purported health benefits, with some claiming that swishing on coconut oil can help treat cavities, get ...

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