Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We’re at 6243 South Redwood Road, Suite 200 in Taylorsville, near Redwood Road and I-215. There’s free parking and easy access from nearby neighborhoods.

We use digital X-rays, intraoral cameras, and Pearl AI support to make your exam clearer and more precise. These tools help you understand what’s happening and feel confident about your choices.

Yes, whenever possible. Call us right away if you’re in pain, and ask about our $100 emergency exam with X-rays (exam and imaging only).

Bring a photo ID, your insurance card if you have one, and a list of medications. If you have recent X-rays from another office, we can request them to avoid repeat imaging when possible.

Yes, we welcome patients of all ages. We also offer family scheduling to make visits easier for busy households.

Yes, we accept most PPO dental insurance plans. We do not accept Medicaid, and we’ll help you understand your benefits before treatment begins.

You’re not alone. We’ll keep it judgment-free, move at your pace, and focus on solutions, not guilt.

Most checkups include a cleaning, digital X-rays (when needed), a full exam with Dr. Jensen, and an oral cancer screening. You’ll also get clear recommendations and a plan based on your goals.

Yes. We offer financing through Cherry and CareCredit, and we accept cash and major credit cards. We’ll review options before treatment so you can feel prepared.

Most visits take 45 minutes to an hour. If it’s your first visit or you need extra records, it may take a little longer, and we’ll tell you upfront.

Full mouth rehabilitation is designed for long-term stability, and quality materials plus good home care make a big difference. We’ll show you how to protect your investment and recommend the right checkup schedule to keep everything healthy.

Cost depends on the type of restorations and how complex your case is. You’ll get a clear estimate, insurance guidance, and financing options (Cherry and CareCredit) before treatment begins.

That’s the goal. Dr. Jensen plans carefully and partners with trusted dental labs so your smile fits your face, your features, and your personality—not a cookie-cutter look.

You’re welcome here. We see this every day, and our job is to help you move forward without shame, lectures, or pressure.

Every plan is different, but it may include crowns, bridges, implants, veneers, dentures, or gum care to create a healthy foundation. Dr. Jensen will walk you through options in plain language and explain why each step matters.

We focus on gentle techniques and comfort at every step. With strong numbing, nitrous oxide, and oral sedation options when appropriate, most patients are surprised by how manageable the process feels.

It depends on what your smile needs and whether implants or healing time are involved. After your exam, you’ll get a clear timeline so you know what to expect before you commit.

Not at all. Many patients phase treatment over time, and Dr. Jensen will help you prioritize what matters most first—comfort, stability, and long-term protection.

If you have multiple teeth that are worn, broken, missing, or causing ongoing discomfort, a full plan may be the simplest path forward. Dr. Jensen will evaluate everything and tell you honestly whether a smaller, more conservative approach makes more sense.

It’s both. The goal is a smile that looks natural and also helps you chew comfortably, speak clearly, and reduce strain from an uneven bite.

Yes. We offer financing through Cherry and CareCredit, and we’ll review options with you before moving forward.

Patients choose Dr. Jensen because she’s calm, honest, and meticulous. She takes time to get the details right, explains options clearly, and never pressures you—because trust matters here.

Rinse after meals and brush daily with a denture brush and denture cleaner. Soak them overnight in water or denture solution to keep them from drying out.

We accept most PPO dental insurance plans (we do not accept Medicaid). We’ll verify your benefits and explain what to expect before treatment begins.

We usually recommend taking them out at night so your tissues can rest. If you have a specific reason you prefer to keep them in, we’ll talk through what’s safest for you.

Yes, with an adjustment period. We’ll show you how to start with easier foods and work back toward a normal diet with better stability and comfort.

Most patients adjust over a few weeks. We’ll guide you through what’s normal, and we’ll make adjustments if something feels painful or unstable.

Many dentures last about five to seven years, but fit can change sooner as your gums and bone change over time. Regular checkups help us keep them comfortable and working well.

Yes. We customize shape, shade, and smile line so your dentures fit your face and look like you—not like a template.

Care is simple: brush, floss, and keep up with cleanings. If you grind your teeth, we may recommend a night guard to protect your investment.

Yes. We offer financing through Cherry and CareCredit, and we’ll review options before you decide on treatment.

You still have options. We can prioritize what matters most, discuss phased treatment, and review financing so you can move forward in a way that feels manageable.

Most insurance plans don’t cover veneers when the goal is cosmetic. If part of your plan overlaps with health or function, we’ll help you check benefits and make the most of them.

If your teeth are healthy and you want to improve shape, color, or small gaps, you may be a great fit. Dr. Jensen will confirm what’s best for your smile and your bite.

That’s the goal. Dr. Jensen designs veneers to match your features and chooses details that look real in everyday lighting, not just on a screen.

In many cases, no-prep veneers are very comfortable because they require little to no enamel removal. If you need numbing, we’ll keep it gentle and make sure you feel safe the whole time.

It depends on your plan and how many teeth you want to change. Many veneer cases take a small number of visits, and you’ll get a clear timeline at your consultation.

Most plans don’t cover whitening because it’s cosmetic. If you’re using our new patient special whitening kit, we’ll confirm eligibility with your insured exam.

Book a visit or request a cosmetic consultation. We’ll help you choose the whitening option that fits your goals and feels right.

Often, yes. We can adjust timing and strength and recommend steps to make whitening more comfortable.

Most whitening visits take about 60–90 minutes. We’ll keep things comfortable and unhurried.

Whitening only changes natural tooth enamel. We’ll help you plan around any existing dental work so your smile stays balanced.

Professional whitening is stronger, more controlled, and more even. Store-bought options are one-size-fits-all and can lead to patchy results or irritated gums.

Most patients brighten several shades, but results vary based on the type of stain and your natural tooth color. Dr. Jensen will set realistic expectations so you know what to expect.

Some sensitivity is possible, but it’s usually temporary. We can customize your whitening plan to reduce sensitivity, especially if you’ve had it before.

Yes, when it’s done professionally and planned correctly. Dr. Jensen uses proven materials and protects your gums and enamel during treatment.

Many patients enjoy results for 6 months to 2 years, depending on habits like coffee, wine, and tobacco. We’ll share simple tips to help you keep your smile brighter longer.

We accept most PPO insurance plans (no Medicaid). We also offer financing options if you need them, and we’ll help you understand your choices.

You’re still welcome here. We’ll meet you where you are and focus on getting you out of pain.

You’re not alone. We’ll slow down, explain everything, and focus on comfort first.

Our Emergency Exam is $50, and it includes your exam and X-rays. Treatment is separate, and we’ll review options and costs before we begin.

Yes, whenever possible. Call early so we can reserve time for you.

In many cases, yes. If you’re sore or your denture isn’t sitting right, call us—waiting usually makes it harder.