Dentures
Widespread tooth loss can compromise your oral health and detract from the appearance of your smile.
The skilled professionals at Stubbs Dental offer traditional and implant-supported dentures to restore your smile and confidence.
Why do patients throughout Bountiful, Layton, Lehi, and Murray, UT, turn to us for their dentures?
"We Want the Best Quality of Life for Our Patients"
Hear Dr. Stubbs discuss the different types of dentures we offer at our dental practices in Bountiful, Murray, Lehi, and Layton UT.
Request Your Appointment Today
There is no reason to live with missing teeth when dentures can restore your smile and enhance your quality of life. If you are suffering from tooth loss or a poorly fitting denture, contact Stubbs Dental today. We are happy to offer patients an appointment to discuss their many options. Request an appointment today at one of our conveniently located offices in Bountiful, Lehi, Murray, and Layton, UT. You can reach us online or by calling:
(801) 305-4051
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Ashley Burrows
2021
I had a very comfortable experience here. I hadn't been to the dentist in years & walked in feeling nervous & was immediately put at ease. Darika spent time answering every little question I had & was very knowledgeable & professional. I feel like there is light at the end of the tunnel in repairing all my teeth. Thank you!
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2021
Stubbs dental is amazing with awesome great people working there. They took a lot of care in my health . Some issues came up, they let me know and we got it token care of and moved on. Now I got beautiful teeth and I couldn’t be happier. Thank you Stubbs dental
View on GoogleAm I a Candidate for Dentures?
You don't have to wait until all of your natural teeth are gone before you can improve your quality of life with dentures. You can benefit from full or partial dentures if you have:
Extensive Tooth Decay
Upcoming Tooth Extractions
Widespread Tooth Loss
No Teeth
Traditional Dentures
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Complete Dentures
Full arch traditional dentures are designed for patients who are missing all of their teeth or need any remaining teeth extracted. A full or complete denture is a removable prosthetic with an acrylic base custom-made to fit the dental arch. Patients secure the denture to their gums with an adhesive and remove it at night to clean and soak. While traditional dentures require daily maintenance and careful upkeep, they are usually the most affordable option for full smile restoration.
Partial Dentures
Patients with some healthy teeth may qualify for a partial denture. Traditional partial dentures are removable prosthetics that replace missing teeth throughout the upper or lower dental arch. A metal framework and clasps secure the restoration of remaining natural teeth for added stability. A partial denture will not only restore your missing teeth but also prevent your natural teeth from shifting out of place and creating problems with your bite.
Look at How a Partial Denture Fits into Your Smile
Our patients can select this affordable option to restore multiple missing teeth. We tailor each restoration to accommodate your unique type of tooth loss and provide incredibly natural-looking results at our practices serving Bountiful, UT, and beyond.
Ready to Restore Your Smile? Request an Appointment With Our Dentists
Don't let missing teeth or ill-fitting dentures impact your quality of life. Our award-winning dentists can restore your smile with traditional and implant-supported dentures. Stubbs Dental has been improving the lives of Utah residents since we opened our doors in Bountiful, UT, in 2014. We can provide natural-looking results and return your ability to speak and chew so you can live your best life.
Don't settle for less. Submit a contact form to get in touch with our dentists or call our Bountiful office at:
801-305-4051
"The best dentist I have ever been to..." More 5-Star Reviews From the Bountiful, UT, Area and Surrounding Communities
glenda
2022
Dr. Willardsen and all of the staff in the Bountiful office are absolutely amazing. Everyone is so professional and attentive. Dr. Willardsen performed my surgery for the all on 4 implant procedure and the follow up appointments. I love him. The best dentist I have ever been to, and I've seen a lot of dentists. So glad I chose Stubbs Dental. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND them.
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2022
I had a really great experience with Stubbs, but it’s just something that stars and kind words doesn’t adequately describe. They came through 100 percent with what’s advertised BUT..These are good people. They understand, there’s compassion and a very supportive and friendly atmosphere… with something as deeply personal as this, it’s really pretty amazing. I’m eternally grateful.
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Traditional Implant Dentures
Implant-supported dentures are gaining incredible popularity in the field of restorative dentistry because of their stability. To begin treatment, your dentist will place several titanium posts known as dental implants into the jawbone. After the area heals, the implants become part of your anatomy and provide an unbeatably stable foundation for your complete denture. Furthermore, implant-supported dentures stimulate the jaw and prevent bone loss, which will eventually occur when a tooth root is absent for too long.
Snap-On Dentures
Snap-on dentures offer the benefits of both traditional dentures and implant dentures like All-on-4. With this method, the denture is removable, and snaps on and off fixed implant posts. Patients are able to take off their dentures as often as they like while still enjoying the stability of implants while they are in place. This allows for easy daily cleaning of the restoration. Furthermore, our dentists can often secure an immediate denture the same day as implant placement, restoring your smile in one appointment.
All-on-4 Dentures
The revolutionary All-on-4 technique is designed for patients with low bone density who may not qualify for traditional dental implants. The method involves strategically placing just four implants to take advantage of the existing tissues in the jawbone. All-on-4 gives our patients the chance to enjoy a full implant-supported denture without undergoing extensive preparatory surgeries. Fewer implants generally lead to a faster recovery, and most patients can receive a denture the day after their surgery.
See the Results Of Our Premium Implant-Supported Dentures
Your Treatment Timeline
While you can expect your restorative dentistry treatment to be completely customized to your needs, here are the general steps you can expect at our offices in Bountiful, Lehi, Murray, and Layton:
Our premium implant-supported dentures not only repair the aesthetics of your smile, but also prevent gum recession and bone loss.
"I recommend Dr. Robinson and I appreciate how they made my mother feel good and the time they took to ensure her permanent dentures were perfect. Thank you Dr. Robinson, Katie, and the rest of the staff for being so kind to my mother. We didn’t just gain dental professionals, but a whole new family." Gloria Perez
Learn More About Dentures Ask Our Dentists a Question
At Stubbs Dental, we want you to understand every aspect of your treatment before you commit to it. We want to thoroughly inform you of all your treatment options so you can make an educated decision about your oral health. Our dentists are here to answer your questions and act as a resource for Utah residents and out-of-state patients.
You can learn more about our dentures during an appointment with one of our dentists, or you can ask specific questions by calling our Bountiful office at:
801-305-4051
How to Maintain Your Dentures
Your denture maintenance will depend on the type of denture you receive, and the materials used to make it. Our dentists will provide a personalized list of maintenance tips catered to your dentures, but you can also follow some common tips such as:
- Clean your dentures each day with a soft-brush toothbrush and non-abrasive toothpaste
- Avoid using normal toothbrushes and toothpaste as they can damage your dentures
- Let your dentures soak in lukewarm water or a denture cleaning solution overnight
- Avoid placing your dentures in hot water, which can warp the shape of your dentures
- Do not overuse dental adhesives as they are not a replacement for good-fitting dentures
- Look for denture care products with the American Dental Association (ADA) Seal of Acceptance
You should also schedule regular checkups every six months so our dentists can keep track of your oral health, examine your dentures, and provide additional tips for taking care of your restoration.
Frequently Asked Questions From Patients in Bountiful, Layton, Lehi, Murray, and Beyond
Which type of denture is best?
The best type of denture depends on your unique circumstances, but our dentists often recommend implant-supported dentures because they provide several benefits that traditional dentures do not. Implants act as tooth roots which can help keep your jawbone healthy and maintain the shape of your face. Implant-supported dentures will not slip or slide around as you eat and talk, making them one of the most natural-feeling full-mouth restorations available.
Can I get my teeth pulled and receive dentures soon after?
This largely depends on the condition of your teeth and other factors, but it is possible to have teeth pulled and receive dentures during a visit the following day. We offer services for extractions, implant placements, and snap-on dentures so you won't have to go long without teeth. You can learn more about our services and whether they're right for you during an appointment with our dentists.
When should I consider using a denture adhesive?
Adhesives can help stabilize traditional dentures, but they are not a replacement for dentures that fit properly. Despite the product's widespread use, adhesives mainly benefit patients with conditions like dry mouth, which can naturally loosen the grip of your dentures. Those whose jobs place additional demand on their dentures, such as singers and public speakers, also tend to use denture adhesives. Ask your dentist before using adhesives.
Do insurance companies typically cover dentures?
Yes, most insurance companies will pay for at least part of the cost of dentures since they are often considered a necessity. The coverage will vary depending on your plan and the type of dentures you choose. For example, traditional dentures may be covered while implants for implant-supported dentures are not. You can check out our financing page for detailed information on financing options, insurance information, and our Stubbs Dental Membership Benefits Program.
"Confident in their work and comfortable during my procedure." Even More Reviews for Our Practice in Bountiful, UT
Allison Hill
2022
I love the compassion and care that Dr Robinson and the entire team show me -- they know my concerns and do everything to eliminate them so I'm confident in their work and comfortable during my procedure.
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2022
They have a COMFORT menu, yea a menu you to make you feel at ease in case you’re feeling the dentist jitters yanno. I’d like to give a special thanks to Sasha, Alexys, Madi and Dr. Kershaw for making my experience GREAT. 10/10
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