I am just wondering if you really can brush  your teeth with Jack Daniels?  My friends say yes but that because of a song by  Tik Tok Kesha.  I would think it would mess up your teeth?  Since my friends bought it up I would like to really know if it is good for your teeth?  

Answer: Jack Daniels is definitely not on the list of approved toothpastes.  With regards to the song Tik Tok by Kesha. She does not mean it literary. For most people in general brushing their teeth is the first thing they may do after waking up. When in the song it says, that they brush their teeth with a bottle of Jack, it means that the first thing they do when they wake up is drinking whiskey.  This is surely not an advisable habit to get into. 

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