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Stubbs Dental Wins Best of SLC for Best Oral Surgeon 2025!
We are thrilled to announce that Stubbs Dental has been awarded Best of SLC 2025 for Best Oral Surgeon! This incredible honor reflects not only the dedication of the Stubbs Dental..
Stubbs Dental Wins Utah's Best of State Award For The Third Year!
As the leading dental implant provider in the state of Utah, Stubbs Dental Implant Center is proud to announce that it has been awarded the prestigious "Best of State" award for..
Rachael's Story: "How Stubbs Dental Changed My Life"
Written by Rachael - A Stubbs Dental Patient At just 12 years old, I struggled with ongoing dental issues. Chronic infections led to multiple root canals, which eventually..
Are Dental Implants Safe for People with TMJ Disorder?
If you suffer from TMJ disorder (temporomandibular joint dysfunction) and are considering dental implants - especially full-mouth restorations like the All-on-X procedure - you..
Stubbs Dental Supports Raise the Future with $2,150 Donation
Giving Back: Stubbs Dental Implant Center's Commitment to Community Support Making an Impact Beyond Smiles At Stubbs Dental Implant Center, we believe in creating more than just..
Diabetes & All-on-X Dental Implants: Do You Still Qualify for the Procedure?
For individuals living with diabetes, maintaining good oral health is crucial. But what happens when extensive tooth loss occurs? Dental implants, particularly the All-on-X..
Supporting The Lost Boys with $1,900 Donation
Stubbs Dental Implant Center: Giving Back to the Community At Stubbs Dental Implant Center, we believe that a healthy smile is just the beginning of a brighter future. Our..
8 Common Myths About All-on-X Dental Implants – Debunked!
If you’re considering full-mouth restoration, chances are you’ve come across All-on-X dental implants as an option. This revolutionary procedure provides a permanent, stable..
Is It Possible to Get Dental Implants with Gum Disease?
Gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss among adults. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly 47% of adults aged 30 and older and 70% of..