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2. Apply toothpaste:
Put a small amount of white toothpaste onto the tip of a cotton swab.
3. Light polishing:
Gently rub the toothpaste over the scratched area in small circular motions for a few seconds. Avoid applying heavy pressure.
4. Wait and clean:
Let the toothpaste sit for about one minute. Then, use the damp cloth to remove all residue, and dry the screen.
5. Check the result:
Superficial scratches may be noticeably reduced or even invisible after the first application.
Tips and Precautions

- If scratches remain, you can repeat the process once more. Avoid over-polishing, as this can dull the screen.
- Ensure the phone is completely dry before reapplying any case or screen protector.
- Do not attempt this on severely damaged screens, unresponsive touchscreens, or if your device is still under warranty (as it may void the coverage).
- This is a cosmetic fix—it will not restore structural integrity or replace professional repair when needed.
Conclusion:
This quick at-home method can improve the appearance of light scratches and help maintain your screen’s clean, polished look without any cost. For deeper damage, however, professional repair remains the safest option.
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