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Developed And Owned By A Dentist

Clinically Studied Ingredients

The Highest Quality Sourced nHAp Crystals

Developed And Owned By A Dentist

Clinically Studied Ingredients

The Highest Quality Sourced nHAp Crystals

History of  Nanohydroxyapatite (nHAp)

In the late 1970s, NASA scientists searched for a cure for Astronauts returning from zero gravity environments that were experiencing bone and tooth enamel loss.

Their treatment included introducing Nanohydroxyapatite (a naturally occurring mineral that makes up 97% of tooth enamel) into toothpaste to help restore and remineralize tooth enamel.

The mineral was so effective that a Japanese toothpaste company, Sangi, purchased the patent from NASA in 1980 to use in toothpaste. The rest is history.

For over 40 years, nHAp in toothpaste has proven to be the most effective solution for helping to stop tooth decay all over the world.

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The 10% Difference

10% Nano-Hydroxyapatite is proven to deliver the optimal levels of protection, hypersensitive management, and whitening benefits when used at the correct concentration, 10%, and the correct partial size. While other brands may include nHAp, Dr. Jen's includes the full 10% for optimal results.

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See The Dr. Jen's Difference

Created by a dentist with decades of experience, trusted by professionals and families alike.

Your oral health is the gateway to your overall health.

Here's something most brands won't tell you: fluoride-free toothpastes are not regulated by the FDA. That means any brand can make bold claims about their ingredients with zero requirement to prove them. In an unregulated market, transparency isn't the norm. It's rare. Dr. Jen's holds itself to a higher standard, backing every formula with third-party research and ingredients you can actually trust.

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Developed from a mother's love for an ill child
Premium Nanohydroxyapatite at optimal concentrations.
Backed by science, independent validated studies
Dentist developed and owned

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Dental Professionals Choose Dr.Jen

DR. TONYA VOLK

Dr. Jen’s toothpaste and floss are the only way to go. They are made with only healthy ingredients (check the ingredients on other labels to compare) by a world-known orthodontist. Thank you for making products we can use and feel good about, Dr. Jen!

Dr. Chris Stansburry Orthodontist

With many of my patients seeking oral care products free from propylene glycol, sodium lauryl sulfate, and artificial flavoring, I did an extension search on natural toothpaste. Dr. Jen’s was the only brand I discovered using safe and science-backed ingredients. I have seen less plaque build-up and stronger enamel with my patients using Dr. Jen’s. This is the only toothpaste I recommend for my patients.

Dr. Nicole Peters

I found Dr. Jen’s toothpaste was the only brand using proper levels of Nano-Hydroxyapatite to be effective with remineralizing enamel..

Dr. Carley Odens

I loved the CE. I’ve been in dentistry for 17 years and never knew that my prescription-strength fluoride alone can’t do the job in a dry mouth! We’ve been recommending Dr. Jen SuperPaste for our patients, and they love that they can get it from us or online.

DR. TONYA VOLK

Dr. Jen’s toothpaste and floss are the only way to go. They are made with only healthy ingredients (check the ingredients on other labels to compare) by a world-known orthodontist. Thank you for making products we can use and feel good about, Dr. Jen!

Born From Love, Backed By Science

The Dr. Jen Story

When Dr. Jen discovered toxic ingredients in traditional toothpastes after her daughter’s health scare, she created a safer alternative. Partnering with top chemists,  

Dr. Jen’s delivers 10% Nanohydroxyapatite, the gold standard for enamel protection, because every smile deserves the best.  

I scoured the internet and health food stores, searching for a toothpaste with proven ingredients. To my frustration, I came up empty-handed. The few brands that did use nano-hydroxyapatite often fell short, using either diluted concentrations or incorrect "micro" crystals that could not match fluoride's enamel-remineralizing capabilities.