TartarOff Pro with its five attachments on a marble counter
4.7/5 500 reviews

The technology dentists have been using since 1963.

That brown line is hardened buildup, not a stain. TartarOff Pro lifts it off with the same ultrasonic tech hygienists use. In your own bathroom.

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It Was Never Your Teeth.

It wasn't your tooth that was stained — it was the plaque build-up.

Your stains aren't baked into your enamel. They're stuck to a layer of hardened tartar sitting on top of it. That rough surface is where coffee, tea, wine, and tobacco stains bond every time you drink or smoke.

Your toothbrush, whitening strips, mouthwash, charcoal — none of them break hardened tartar. They clean around it. That's why the stain always comes back.

Your hygienist removes that layer with ultrasonic vibration. TartarOff Pro uses the same technology at home.

Remove the buildup regularly, and the stains have nothing to stick to. Keep your coffee.

See the Spots Your Mirror Can't.

The device has a built-in camera at the tip. You install a free app on your phone, follow the step-by-step connection guide that comes in your package, and you get a live view of exactly what the camera sees — the back of your teeth, your gumline, the tight gaps where tartar hides.

You're not guessing where the buildup is. You're not hoping you got it all. You can see it, clean it, and check it — all on your screen.

The Proven Technology, Now At Home.

1950s
Ultrasonic vibration is first used to remove tartar in dental offices.

Documented in a peer-reviewed dental continuing-education course: ultrasonic instrumentation was introduced to periodontics in 1955, and by the 1960s was declared effective for calculus and stain removal.

CDEWorld — "Ultracomfortable, Ultraeffective Ultrasonics" →
1963
US Patent granted. New York Times headline: "Cleans Teeth Painlessly." Now in the Smithsonian.

US Patent 3,075,288, "Dental Instrument," January 29, 1963. The original device is held by the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History.

Smithsonian NMAH — Object Record →
1987
31 scaler models from 19 companies. Standard equipment in dental offices worldwide.

Documented by the US Army Institute of Dental Research in a triservice comparison of scaling devices, March 1987.

DTIC — "A Triservice Comparison of Dental Scaling Devices" →
Today
Same technology. Rechargeable. At home. In private.
  • ★★★★★

    "I hadn't been to a dentist in 4 years."

    Embarrassing but I havent seen a dentist in about 4 years. Could feel the buildup with my tongue, this hard ridge behind my bottom front teeth that brushing did absolutely nothing to. I was too ashamed to book an appointment honestly. Bought this expecting it to be useless. First go I thought it wasnt doing anything on soft, turned it up and after a couple minutes a massive chunk just came off. Nearly fell off my chair lol. Spent about an hour that first time, probably too long but I couldnt stop. Gums were a bit sore next day because I was pressing too hard, backed off after that and its been fine. The ridge is gone now. I keep running my tongue over where it was and its smooth. I've actually booked a dentist appointment now because I'm not dreading what they'll find. Would recommend to anyone whos been putting it off like I was

    Chris L.

  • ★★★★★

    "I'm not giving up my coffee."

    Right so I drink about 3 coffees a day and I'm not stopping lol. My bottom teeth had this brown line that wouldn't shift no matter what I used. Tried whitening strips twice, they burned and the results lasted about 2 weeks. Tried bicarb, nothing. Saw this and thought its probably rubbish but for that price I'll give it a go. First time I used it I spent about 40 minutes on them, started on soft which didn't really do much, went up to medium and the brown stuff started coming off. Not gonna lie the noise is a bit weird at first but you get used to it. After about 2 weeks my bottom teeth look so much better. Not perfect, still a bit of staining between them, but the brown line is mostly gone. I do it every couple of weeks now because yeah it does come back with coffee but it takes 5 minutes and its way better than paying for a hygienist every time. Should've bought one ages ago honestly

    Michelle R.

  • ★★★★★

    "I still smoke. I know."

    15 years of smoking and my front teeth were grim. Brown near the gumline, stains the toothbrush never touched. My dentist told me to quit, not happening, so I just lived with it. Tried scrubbing with bicarb, tried whitening toothpaste, tried everything short of sandpaper lol. Saw this and thought its another gimmick but went for it anyway. First session about 20 minutes, started on medium and the brown stuff started coming off. Noisy when it hits the teeth but not painful. After about 3 weeks of using it every few days the heavy staining is mostly gone. I'm not going to sit here and say my teeth are white now because they're not, but the dark brown deposits that made everyone assume the worst about me are gone. A colleague actually said my teeth look better last week. Nobody's said anything positive about my teeth in over a decade so yeah that hit me a bit

    Darren N.

  • ★★★★★

    "I haven't smiled with my teeth in a photo since 2020."

    I do the closed mouth thing in every picture. Have done for years. I turn my head in group photos, I've deleted entire nights out because of one shot where my teeth were showing. Couldn't afford a cleaning so I thought I'd try this instead. First time using it I was convinced I was going to wreck something but it doesn't hurt, its just a buzzy vibrating feeling and a noise you get used to after a minute. Didn't do anything on soft, medium worked better. After about 4 weeks of doing it once or twice a week the yellow is noticeably less. They're not perfect and yeah the staining comes back with coffee so I do it every couple weeks now. But last weekend my friend took a photo and I didn't turn away, looked at it after and thought yeah actually I look alright. Haven't thought that in years. Worth every penny honestly

    James H.

    Smile Without Thinking About It.

    It wasn't neglect. It was never something your toothbrush could fix. The buildup sits on top of your teeth — it comes off. And when it comes back, you handle it in five minutes. Try it for 60 days. If it's not for you, full refund. No questions.