Dr. Bryce Eagar, DDS Claimed

Dr. Eagar is passionate about total body health and how the mouth is a key component of health. He believes in treating people as individuals and strives to care for his patients as he would his family. Dr. Eagar cares about staying up to date with the latest education, techniques, and technology. He is a self-proclaimed dental nerd.

Dr. Eagar grew up in Salt Lake City and has lived in Las Vegas, Minneapolis, Maryland, and New Mexico and is thrilled to be living in St. George to raise his three awesome children with his wife. As a family they enjoy hiking and biking around the many trails of St. George.

Dr. Eagar graduated from the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry. He has received additional education in Geriatrics, Implantology, and Oral Sedation. Dr. Eagar is a member of the Utah Dental Association, the American Dental Association, the Academy of General Dentistry and is the only member of the American Association of Oral Systemic Health in Southern Utah.  He is a charter fellow with AAOSH.  He is also a member of the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine.

Dental Implants

An alternate option to dentures as well as a more permanent one, implants involve a two step process where a screw is placed where the missing tooth once was, then capped with a crown. Implants are a good option when there is only one missing tooth or a few missing teeth in random places.  During your first visit, the screw will be drilled into your jawbone and then covered with the gum flap. Two months usually allow for the bone to regrow and seal the titanium screw in place. After this healing process during your second visit, the screw will be uncovered and a custom made crown will be placed. After a time for healing, the implant will be in place and ready for use.

Cosmetic

Your smile is at the forefront of a first impression and can be a real confidence booster when enhanced through dental work. Cosmetic Dentistry aims at creating a more vibrant smile through positive changes ranging anywhere from simple to complex. Some of these changes are as simple as teeth whitening with various bleach options to using veneers to improve shape. Even putting in crowns or getting implants contribute to cosmetic dentistry.

Dentures and Partials

Today’s dentures have come a long way from what they are normally associated with. Full dentures or partials are made to replace multiple missing teeth. Replacement teeth attached to a base made of plastic colored pink to match gum color, dentures protect the natural gum lining and assist in the process of chewing food. With these replacements for teeth, you will be able to enjoy your favorite foods again. improving speech and restored confidence in your smile are a few other benefits to dentures and partials.

Dentures and Partials

Today’s dentures have come a long way from what they are normally associated with. Full dentures or partials are made to replace multiple missing teeth. Replacement teeth attached to a base made of plastic colored pink to match gum color, dentures protect the natural gum lining and assist in the process of chewing food. With these replacements for teeth, you will be able to enjoy your favorite foods again. improving speech and restored confidence in your smile are a few other benefits to dentures and partials.