A smarter Halloween candy routine
Brush with Pearl Powder and chew Underbrush after snacking.
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Nathan & Sons promotes a smarter Halloween candy routine, encouraging customers to enjoy their treats while also taking care of their teeth. The brand suggests brushing with Pearl Powder and chewing Underbrush after snacking to support enamel remineralization. This approach helps counteract the negative effects of candy on teeth.
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A wide, minimalist banner with a solid muted purple background and centered white, widely spaced uppercase text reading “NATHAN & SONS.” The flat grap...
Halloween is coming, friend
Which means your house is about to become a very high-traffic zone for one thing:
And while we're not here to tell you to skip the Reese's...
Your teeth might appreciate a little backup.
A wide, flat-lay Halloween illustration on a solid purple background shows three large white tooth shapes across the center, an orange pointed witch h...
Here's the simple Halloween oral care game plan:
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Eat the candy.
We're not taking that away from you.
Brush with Pearl Powder.
Pearl Powder contains nano-hydroxyapatite, the same mineral that makes up much of your tooth enamel, to support the remineralization process as part of your regular oral care routine.
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Chew Underbrush after snacking.
Chewing stimulates saliva, which helps your mouth clear away food and acids after eating. Underbrush also contains nano-hydroxyapatite to support your enamel.
Why does this matter?
Candy is full of fermentable carbohydrates that oral bacteria can turn into acids.
Those acids can contribute to mineral loss from enamel.
Your saliva naturally helps counter that process by washing away acids and supplying minerals back to your teeth.
So instead of treating Halloween like a month-long dental emergency...
Think of it as an excuse to be a little smarter about what happens after the candy.
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Halloween only comes once a year.
You don't need to give up the candy.
Just don't forget about your teeth when you reach for the next handful.
Button Shop Underbrush
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