Jasper Dentistry Blog

Today, American children receive approximately $4.13 per tooth, according to the Original Tooth Fairy Poll.

That’s great, but cash gifts aren’t all that creative nor are they always put to good use. Maybe your kid throws their tooth fairy money in their piggy bank and forgets about it. Or they lose the money altogether. (Hey, kids are expensive.)

When it comes to teeth whitening, you may see many different methods featured online and in magazines—from oil pulling to charcoal, and even turmeric. Healthy smiles come in many shades, though it’s tempting to think ingredients in our own kitchens could hold the key to a brighter smile. Still, just because a method is natural doesn’t mean it’s healthy. In fact, DIY whitening can do more harm than good to your teeth.

Yes, you use it twice a day and it goes in your mouth… and even the cleanest of mouths are loaded in germs and bacteria. However, as long as you’re properly storing your toothbrush, that quick rinse at the end of your brushing is just fine.

We all know that candy and sweets are bad for our teeth, but we rarely think about our drinks as a cause of tooth decay.

We all want our teeth whiter, but many times people are cautious because they don’t want to do any damage to their teeth. With the increasing popularity of whitening, more products have become available and it can be hard to know what works and more importantly if they are safe for long term use. Today we’ll take a look at the safety of these whitening agents, and next time which type of whitening would benefit you the most.

We are excited to welcome you to the brand new Jasper Dentistry Blog!

This blog will be a space for us to share with you anything and everything related to the field of dentistry. We will be answering frequently asked questions, posting office updates, and addressing some of the newest trends in dentistry.