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Salt Flats Dentistry

Restorative Dentistry

Same Day Crowns, Bridges, and Fillings in Murray, Herriman, and Riverton

A cracked, decayed, or missing tooth does not just affect your smile. It changes how you chew, how you speak, and over time, how the rest of your teeth line up. Restorative dentistry at Salt Flats Dentistry repairs the damage and restores full function, with modern materials that look like natural teeth.

Our offices in Riverton, Murray, and Herriman are equipped with CEREC technology, which means most crowns are designed, milled, and placed in a single visit. No temporary crown, no second appointment, no goopy impressions.

Same Day Crowns with CEREC Technology

A dental crown restores a damaged tooth to its right size, shape, and strength. Traditionally, crowns took two visits and a two week wait. At Salt Flats Dentistry, our CEREC system digitally scans your tooth, designs the crown on screen, and mills it from a solid block of ceramic while you wait. You walk in with a damaged tooth and walk out with a permanent crown, usually in about two hours.

Tooth Colored Fillings

If you develop a cavity, our doctors repair and restore the tooth with a composite filling that matches your natural tooth color. Composite fillings bond directly to the tooth, require less drilling than old silver fillings, and are virtually invisible when you smile.

Dental Bridges

A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring an artificial tooth to the healthy teeth on either side. Bridges restore your bite, keep neighboring teeth from shifting, and fill the gap in your smile. For patients who want a replacement that does not rely on neighboring teeth, we also offer dental implants.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

With good oral hygiene, a well-made crown typically lasts 10 to 15 years, and many last much longer. Regular checkups help us catch wear early.
A same day crown is a permanent ceramic crown designed and milled in our office using CEREC technology while you wait. It eliminates the temporary crown and second visit required with traditional crowns.
Generally, small to moderate cavities can be repaired with a filling, while larger damage, cracks, or teeth weakened by root canals need the full coverage protection of a crown. Our doctors will show you exactly what they see on your X-rays and scans before recommending either.
Most dental insurance plans cover a significant portion of restorative work like fillings, crowns, and bridges. We take almost every insurance and will verify your benefits before treatment.

Ready when you are

Your Next Stop to A Better Smile

New patients welcome. Insurance friendly. Same day service when you need it.