Dental Implants

If you are missing a single tooth, or a number of teeth, you are not alone. Having missing teeth or requiring extractions is incredibly common as we ago. Unfortunately, untreated tooth loss not only has an effect on the function and appearance of your smile, it also leads to jawbone atrophy. As the bone tissue begins to deteriorate, your teeth will shift, causing your face to appear shrunken and aged. The titanium posts used for dental implants prevent further damage to your jaw, restore the function to your smile, and provide a strong base for bridges, crowns, and dentures.

All-On-4

Our dentists in Bountiful and Layton, UT, specialize in the innovative All-on-4 dental implant technique. All-on-4 implants are often a good choice for patients who need to replace an entire arch of missing teeth but may not qualify for traditional implants due to a lack of sufficient bone density. This effective, low-maintenance option allows patients to avoid constant and costly trips to the dentist to readjust a denture that still slips around in the mouth, causing embarrassment. For the right patients, this type of implant-supported denture can be nothing short of life-changing.

Oral Surgery

Our Bountiful dentists have undergone advanced training to provide you with safe and precise oral surgery procedures in a comfortable setting. If you are considering dental implants, you may need bone grafting to ensure your jawbone can support the titanium posts required for restoration. If you choose the All-on-4 implant procedure, you may require tooth extraction as part of your treatment plan. At Stubbs Dental, you do not have to worry about coordinating with an off-site specialist. Our dentists can provide all of these procedures in-house.

IV Sedation

We offer a range of sedation dentistry choices for patients who suffer from dental phobia or anxiety, as well as for those undergoing oral surgery. At Stubbs Dental, your comfort is our priority. At our Bountiful and Layton locations, you may choose to undergo sedation in the form of intravenous (IV) sedation or general anesthesia. These methods can help you remain relaxed throughout even lengthy and complex procedures. Sedation allows you to undergo even complex dental work with no discomfort. Afterward, you will awake with little to no recollection of your procedure.

Wisdom Tooth Removal

Wisdom teeth can have a negative impact on the state of your overall oral health and can cause serious dental issues. For many of our patients, we recommend removing the third molars early as a preventative procedure, well before they can cause issues and impact your oral health. For example, impacted wisdom teeth are fairly common and can lead to infection if not promptly treated. If wisdom teeth do not grow in straight, they can cause other teeth to become misaligned. This can undo expensive orthodontic work, or on the other hand, cause the need for it in the future.

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