Arm & Hammer · toothpaste
Advance White Extreme Whitening
A baking-soda-forward whitening toothpaste at grocery-store pricing.
Last reviewed · Last updated · Reviewer: WhiteningProducts Editorial · Evidence: Moderate
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- Whitening ingredient
- Baking soda + hydrogen peroxide
- Peroxide
- Low-strength hydrogen peroxide (per manufacturer)
- Fluoride
- Yes
- Vegan
- Not specified
- Sensitivity
- moderate
- Enamel safety
- standard
- Treatment duration
- 2 minutes per brushing
- Frequency
- Twice daily
Editorial review
How it works. Baking soda gently polishes extrinsic staining; peroxide adds a mild oxidizing effect on surface color.
Best for:
- Cost-conscious daily whitening
Advantages
- Very inexpensive
- Widely available
- Fluoride included
Disadvantages
- Baking soda can feel gritty
- Modest cosmetic effect
Ease of use. Standard brushing routine.
Whitening timeline. Slow — weeks of continued use.
Maintenance. Continue daily.
Overall value. Excellent — hard to beat as a maintenance paste on price.
Editorial conclusion. A reasonable everyday choice if you want an inexpensive whitening layer.
Comparison information
- Suited for stains
- coffee, tea, everyday
- Course length
- Ongoing
- Maintenance schedule
- Daily
Frequently asked questions
Is baking soda safe on enamel?
In toothpaste formulations, baking soda is at a low abrasivity and considered enamel-safe with normal brushing pressure.