Frandsen Dental of Orem Blog

If you’ve ever lost a permanent tooth, chances are you have some strong feelings about it. Even losing a tooth from a hidden area in your mouth can make it harder to chew and speak, not to mention take a toll on your self-esteem. If you’re missing one or more teeth, here’s how replacing them with dental implants can benefit not just your oral health, but your mental health, too!

Dental implants look and feel so much like natural teeth that you may forget you even have them. In fact, there are many ways in which they’re just like the real thing. If you’re wondering how they really measure up, here are three important ways that they’re similar to your biological teeth, and one important way they’re not.

Dental implants provide a permanent solution for replacing missing teeth. One common concern people have when considering dental implants, particularly metal ones, is whether they can rust. Fortunately, the chances of your dental implants rusting are extremely low. Continue reading to learn why implants rarely rust, how you can keep them in top condition, and additional tips for maintaining their longevity.

Summertime is perfect for taking some time off work for a vacation, but traveling can interrupt your daily dental hygiene routine. Proper preventative care is essential for avoiding emergencies, especially when you’re away from home. It can be intimidating and challenging to know where to go or who to call if you’re in another city, state, or country and have an issue that needs immediate attention.

If you’re planning to head out of town for a while, keep reading to learn 3 tips that can help you handle any potential dental emergencies that might occur!

Dental emergencies have a nasty way of coming out of nowhere. While it’s unlikely that you can anticipate a tooth-related crisis, knowing what to do and what to expect when one happens can help you keep a level head and reach the best possible outcome. Here’s a brief guide to what counts as a dental emergency and what you can expect during an emergency dental visit.