DENTAL IMPLANTS IN SALT LAKE CITY

Dental implants are a long-term solution for missing teeth that will help you achieve better oral health and a great smile! Implants provide extreme durability and function just like your natural teeth, allowing you to eat and speak with confidence and get back to enjoying your life. Our convenient implant options make teeth replacements comfortable and simple for our patients, and we perform the entire dental implant procedure from simple to extremely complex in our office. We love creating healthy and beautiful smiles for our patients and would love to see you for a free consultation, where we will work with you as a team to help you determine if dental implants are right for you.

Implants are the perfect way to fill the gaps in your smile if you have missing or rotting teeth. By inserting titanium rods into the jawbone, the jaw will naturally reform around the rod. Once the artificial teeth are installed, you will be able to chew with strength and smile with confidence. For high-quality implant procedures, reach out to our dentists at Abundant Dental Care to schedule a consultation regarding the current state of your oral health.

Dental implants provide stable support for artificial teeth as metal posts or frames are surgically positioned and fused into the jawbone, beneath the gums. Implants function and look just like your natural teeth and can be a welcome alternative to dentures and bridgework. Implants have a long-term success rate of 95%. If you may need implants, don’t wait any longer to have your mouth looked! Our compassionate staff is standing by to assist you when you are ready to schedule your dental implant consultation at one of our Utah offices.

Before the dental implant procedure, your dentist will perform an assessment to determine whether you are a good candidate for dental implants. After discussing your options and developing a plan, the next step is to surgically place the implant. You’ll receive sedation so you can stay calm and comfortable during the procedure. There will be a healing period which gives the bone enough time to grow around the implant, a process known as osseointegration. At your next appointment, your dentist will place a connecting piece called an abutment, which will hold your new custom replacement teeth, also known as crowns. To keep your teeth healthy, it’s important to brush twice a day, floss, and see your dentist for regular follow-up appointments.