Salt Flats Dentistry Fashion Place
Medicaid Not Accepted6095 S Fashion Blvd #200Murray, UT 84107801-262-4662
Dental Implants
A dental implant is the closest thing to growing a new tooth. A titanium post replaces the tooth root, and a custom crown replaces the visible tooth. Implants look natural, function like real teeth, never get cavities, and protect your jawbone from the bone loss that follows tooth extraction. With proper care, implants can last a lifetime.
Our doctors use CBCT 3D X-rays to plan every implant with precision, and if you need bone grafting to support an implant, we do that in house too.
Full and Partial Dentures
Dentures come in many configurations to replace the teeth you are missing. Our doctors create natural looking appliances that fit your gums snugly, preventing the wiggling and loose grip often associated with dentures. Whether you need a partial denture to fill a few gaps or a complete set, we design each one for comfort, function, and a natural appearance.
Full Arch Implant Restorations (All on 4 Style)
If you need to replace a full arch of teeth, implant supported full arch restoration is often a more affordable alternative to individual implants for every tooth. Four to six strategically placed implants support a complete, permanent arch of teeth that never comes out at night, never slips, and lets you eat everything you have been avoiding.
Which Tooth Replacement Option Is Right for You?
It comes down to how many teeth you are replacing, your bone health, your timeline, and your budget. At your consultation, our doctors will examine your mouth, take 3D imaging, and walk you through every option with honest pricing. There is a right answer for every situation, and we will help you find yours.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A single implant with its crown is a bigger upfront investment than a bridge or partial denture, but implants typically last decades longer. We provide exact pricing at your consultation, along with financing that breaks treatment into monthly payments.
Most patients report less discomfort than they expected, often comparing it to a tooth extraction. The procedure is done under local anesthesia with sedation options available, and most people return to normal activity within a few days.
Well-made dentures typically last 5 to 10 years before needing replacement or relining, as your gums and bone naturally change shape over time. Implant supported options last significantly longer.
Usually, yes. Long term tooth loss causes bone thinning, but bone grafting can rebuild the area to support implants. Our CBCT imaging tells us exactly what is possible for your case.