Frandsen Dental of Grantsville Blog

Perfection. It’s something many people try and fail to achieve in life. At some point, you’re going to make a mistake, experience a problem, or have something unpleasant happen to you. Likewise, perfect teeth are possible, but cosmetic dental flaws do happen as you go through life. Which ones are the most common? How can they be fixed? This post explains below!

If you’re investing in Invisalign, you’re probably eager to see your new smile as soon as possible. While the process is already faster and more comfortable than traditional braces, there are still ways to help your treatment progress smoothly—and maybe even finish ahead of schedule. Here’s what you need to know about how to speed up your Invisalign journey.

Invisalign has become one of the most popular orthodontic treatments, offering a discreet, removable alternative to traditional braces. Many patients love Invisalign for its convenience and ability to straighten teeth without metal brackets and wires. But like any dental treatment, Invisalign isn’t entirely free of potential complications. While most issues are minor and easily managed, it’s helpful to know what to watch for so you can address problems early and keep your treatment on track.

Many patients choose Invisalign over traditional braces because the transparent trays are considered more comfortable and discreet. Not only does your natural smile shine through, but the smooth plastic won’t gouge the tender tissues inside your mouth.

Plus, clear aligners are removable so there are no dietary restrictions to worry about. However, because they’re designed to fit like a glove, you might struggle to take them out of your mouth for meal or cleanings. Continue reading to learn 3 helpful tips that can help!

The average lifespan of dentures is around 7 to 10 years. However, your own prosthesis could potentially last shorter or longer than that depending on the care you give it. If you want your dentures to last as long as possible, then it’s important to make sure that you’re following all the right steps for maintaining them. Below are 5 tips for denture care that are worth keeping in mind.

Having a toothache is never fun. All you want to do is get relief, but many people are simply too busy or too afraid to see the dentist when it happens. Unfortunately, toothaches aren’t like regular injuries, and they won’t typically go away on their own. Worse yet, the longer you go without help, the more serious they could get.

In fact, believing that your tooth pain is “no big deal” can not only be bad for your tooth, but it can also be dangerous for your overall health, too. If left untreated, oral health infections such as abscesses can even be fatal. Here’s why it’s so important to address your toothache as soon as possible.