Implant-supported dentures in Salt Lake City are dentures that attach to implants in the jaw instead of resting on the gums. AAOMS says implants can be used to stabilize and secure a denture, which helps with the slipping and clicking many denture wearers deal with.
Why People Switch From Regular Dentures
The American Dental Association notes that regular dentures may need to be relined or remade as the jaw changes. The FDA says implants help keep the jawbone from shrinking, which is part of why implant-supported dentures tend to fit better over time.
Coverage Notes for Utah
Utah Medicaid covers full or partial dentures for adults, but implants are not a covered service under Utah rule R414-49. Original Medicare doesn't cover dentures or implants in most cases; some Medicare Advantage plans add dental benefits.
Lower-Cost Options
Roseman Dental in South Jordan accepts Medicaid and uninsured patients and says its fees are typically up to 50% less than private practices. See affordable dental implants in Salt Lake City.
To ask about implant-supported dentures in Salt Lake City, call (385) 213-6277 or compare implants vs dentures.
Sources: AAOMS: candidates, ADA: dentures, FDA: dental implants, Utah Medicaid dental benefits, Utah rule R414-49, Medicare.gov: dental services, Medicare.gov: Medicare Advantage, Roseman Dental.