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Raised in Salt Lake City, UT, Dr. Jonathan Campbell currently lives in Holladay. He is married to Melanie, and together they have five kids (three girls and two boys). His father was a dentist, and they practiced side by side for 13 years. His youngest sister Katie has also followed in her fathers footsteps and is a dental hygienist atLegacy Dental.

Dr. Campbell has always enjoyed working with his hands and has a strong desire to help people. He knew the health profession was right for him and, after working with his dad for a summer, he discovered dentistry was the perfect fit.

He loved seeing how his dad helped alleviate pain and improved peoples smiles. In fact, that is Dr. Campbells favorite part of his job as a Salt Lake City dentist, seeing the happy tears and smiles of a patient who thought they were beyond help.

Outside of the office, Dr. Campbell enjoys spending time with his family on vacation. At home, he is busy supporting his kids, with dance, sports, and school. Getting away with his family is the best. Our doctor also enjoys being in the outdoors, exercising, coaching soccer, and his church service.

Our doctor lived in both Utah and Nevada when he was growing up. He spent his teenage years in Weber County, where he attendedWeber State University. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in French.

Since becoming a Salt Lake City dentist, Dr. Hesselgesser has worked at various practices and even had his own practice from 1995 to 2018 in Pleasant View, UT. Since 2014 he has worked as an associate dentist at Legacy Dental, and we feel lucky to have him.

Dr. Stewart received his Bachelors in Biology fromBrigham Young Universityand went on to earn his DDS fromIndiana University. He has continued to develop his skills as a member of theAmerican Dental Associationand theUtah Dental Association.

The best part of his job is helping people feel good about themselves and their smiles. Dr. Brad Stewart brings his caring and understanding nature to every visit as he strives to get you out any pain.

He liked what dentistry had to offer: fulfillment, challenges, growth, and building meaningful relationships every day. So he went back to school and received his DMD fromRoseman University College of Dental Medicineand attendedNYU Langones Advanced Education in General Dentistry Program.

Since then, Dr. Behlke has found many more reasons to love being a Salt Lake City dentist. He understands that you may not love visiting the dentist, but he makes it his personal responsibility to help you feel as comfortable as possible. His kind, funny, and easy-going personality is a bonus too!

To stay current on dental trends and news, he maintains active memberships in theAmerican Dental Association This text opens a new tab to the ADA websiteand theAcademy of General Dentistry This text opens a new tab to the AGD website.

He was born on October 12, 1947, in Salt Lake City, Utah to Vere X. and Laverna Jones Campbell. Galen married Susan Larsen on November 20, 1970, in the Salt Lake Temple. He was a husband, father, grandfather, son, brother, uncle, son of God, citizen, patriot, neighbor, friend, righteous priesthood holder, Bishop, dentist, Scotsman, historian, planner, audiophile, avid reader, techie, biker, model railroader, continual learner, and hero.

He was passionate about many things in life, but most of all, his dear wife, Susan. Galen is survived by his mother, Laverna; wife, Susan; son, Jonathan Galen Campbell (Melanie); daughters; Kristin Allen (Jeff), Julie Liston (Sam), Katie Susan Poulsen (Ryan), and grandchildren; Lauren, Haley, Eden, Esme, Gracie, Elsa, Olive, Luke, Lyla, and Wes. He is also survived by his sisters, Kathy Horton (Dirk), Connie Madsen (Robert), Angela Jenson (Peter). He was preceded in death by his father, Vere X. Campbell; brother, Jared Alan Campbell; and his in-laws, Ralph and Ruth Larsen.

Dr. Galen V. Campbell had been practicing dentistry since 1976, in Salt Lake City. He continued to be a student of dentistry, keeping up to date on the latest and best techniques and materials. He had received hisfellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry, an award given for completion of 500 hours of continuing education and passing a rigorous exam. He loved his patients, and they loved him. We miss him and aim to continue the tradition he started of providing excellent care, with kindness, knowledge, and skill.

We have had nothing but the best care from DR. CAMPBELL! We trust him fully with our dental care. One Sunday, a few months ago, he went on and beyond the extra mile by coming in to take care of our sons bad abscessed tooth. We highly recommend him to friends and family. The entire staff is very friendly, helpful and professional.

Ive had terrible dental experiences in my small town. I now drive three hours to get to Legacy Dental and its worth it - every time. They are efficient, kind, compassionate, professional, and honest. Their billing folks are top notch. Ive recommended other people to them and they also agree. Legacy Dental is worth the long drive.

Every visit Ive had has been positive and encouraging. I have been given thorough informative explanations whenever Ive wanted to understand something better. All of the staff has been pleasant and friendly. It seems clear to me that people enjoy working here. The positive energy makes the whole experience less stressful. I can honestly say Im looking forward to my next cleaning!

We believe cosmetic dentistry requires a good team who constantly deliver results. Therefore, we have chosen to work with dental labs and specialists that understand patients want their teeth to look natural and function properly.

Our group practice ensures accountability and excellent care. More than one provider will often evaluate your care so you get the highest standard of dentistry. Together with kindness, knowledge, and skill, we provide premium dental care.

I grew up in Taylorsville, Utah. I am a wife and also a mother to four beautiful daughters. I love getting to know people and hearing about their lives. Everyone is amazing and has a story of their own. I like to listen and find out each of our patients stories.

I graduated from Dental Hygiene School atSLCCin 1999 and started atLegacy Dentalshortly after. I have worked as a hygienist since starting at the practice but took on the role of Practice Manager a couple of years ago. I still am lucky enough to see patients once a week but have had the opportunity to learn many new things while working for a practice that makes me feel incredibly proud.

I always knew I would enter the healthcare field. I grew up loving my visits to the dentist. Dental hygiene seemed a profession that would provide the ability to make a difference for patients, as well as a good work/life balance.

I have two equally favorite aspects of my job: my patients and my co-workers. They provide me with a great deal of happiness. I love catching up with patients, learning about them and their families, as well as developing lifelong friendships with co-workers.

If I am not at work, I am usually at a baseball game watching one of my two boys play. Baseball has overtaken every vacation, weekend, spring, summer, and fall evening as well as all our extra money, and I would not have it any other way. I try to soak up all these moments that seem to fly by too quickly.

Your Hero: My parents. They are so kind, compassionate, and loving. They have provided me with the most wonderful example of a strong marriage, great parenting, loyalty, and hard work; among so many other admirable attributes.

I am originally from Twin Falls, Idaho. I moved to Utah after graduating from college. I earned my Bachelors degree in Dental Hygiene from Idaho State University. My husband Josh and I enjoy living in Salt Lake City.

I chose to be a dental hygienist when I was just 12 years old. I was assigned to do a report on a professional job for school. I chose to interview a dental hygienist because I always enjoyed going to the dentist as a child and loved my dental team.

I was intrigued by their office, the tools they used, and the work that they did. It all seemed very exciting. After my report, I felt dentistry calling, and my mind was made up. I love the detailed work and the act of starting and completing a task.

My husband and I enjoy spending time together at the movies, trying new restaurants, and going to the theater. We also love traveling, going to concerts of our favorite bands, and, of course, watching Netflix.

Legacy Dentalis my home away from home. Its where I grew up. I take pride in doing a good job and living our practices mission statement: Together with kindness, knowledge, and skill we achieve excellent dental care.

I grew up being surrounded by dentistry. My father was a dentist, Dr. Galen Campbell, and he showed his passion and love for the dental field daily. I knew I wanted to do something in medicine the health sciences were always my favorite subject. Dentistry felt like a place where I could serve patients, use my love for the health sciences, and share the devotion my father had in the field.

Growing up I always thought I wanted to be a Vet due to my love, some may call it an obsession, for animals. After one day of shadowing in a veterinary clinic I knew immediately I did not want to work on sick animals. What I did know, was I still wanted to work in medicine and care for people. I started exploring other options.

I always had a wonderful experience at the dentist and looked forward to going. I knew this wasnt the reality for most people. I decided I wanted to help increase their satisfaction of their dental experience. I wanted to assist patients to grow comfortable with the dentist while making them feel great about their smile as well as improving their health through oral hygiene.

I engage in great conversations multiple times a day with each patient that comes to the office to get their teeth cleaned. I meet people I otherwise never would meet and hear interesting stories. I learn from a patients; how to travel, where to buy the best donuts, what books to read. Im constantly acquiring knowledge from my patients and look forward to their visits every 6 months.

Feel your apprehensions melt away as you are greeted by our friendly and kind team. Well make sure you feel at home and are truly comfortable by getting to know you as a person and addressing your chief concerns.

Our team combines their expertise, skill, and experience to provide a broad range of dental treatments. From complex denture procedures to our oral hygiene program, everything is presented with the same excellence and patient-first approach.

Our legacy is built on the use of modern techniques and state-of-the-art technology. Our practice is filled to the brim with advanced equipment and software so you can benefit from a more convenient and efficient dental visit.

At our office, we continually strive to incorporate any new dental technology that provides a significant benefit to our patients. Ideally, this technology improves our efficiency and the effectiveness of yourdental treatments. Some examples are:Dental Implants,oral sedation, electric handpiece, intraoral cameras, The Wand anesthesia, cavity detection, microscopic vision, and electronic patient education.

The advantages of the new Electric Handpiece are that is it quieter and smoother than the loud whine of a traditional dental drill. Plus, this latest technology from Germany has greater accuracy and shortens procedure time.

The most comfortable local anesthetic ever!The Wandhas replaced the traditional syringe with a computerized solution. It gently delivers the anesthetic, making the experience imperceptible to most patients.

CariScreenis an innovative device that tests for your risk of caries. It samples the bacteria in your mouth and identifies the likelihood of cavities forming. The test takes one minute and is painless.

These programs give you informative and motivational dental topics. Our reception monitor plays the Smile Channel, showing you how to make the most out of your smile. Each treatment room computer is loaded with patient education programs on every treatment topic. We want you to be the most informed and motivated patients around.

Once you step into ourSalt Lake City office, youll see this policy in action with our seamless patient experience andfinancing options. Whether you visit us for a simple cleaning or a more complex procedure, we make your treatment both easy and personalized.

These all contribute to a wonderful dental experience, carefully built around your individual needs.Our teamare not only experts in the field of dentistry but are also genuine and kind people who go the extra mile for your family. We all share the same beliefs and approach, which places you at the center of your visit. Discover how we can help you create your very own smile legacy!

We know that from time to time accidents happen and you may need to see us the right away. Therefore, we provide same-day dental care wherever possible with the promise of our professional dental advice. Part of our commitment to you is toget you out of painas soon as possible!Please contact us today!

If you have multiple missing teeth or even if all your teeth are gone, there is no need to worry. Legacy Dental is here for you with our modern denture solutions. Well help you rediscover the joys of a fully functional smile.

We enjoy replacing teeth with dental implants in ourdentist office in Salt Lake Cityand consider them an excellent treatment for restoring your smile. A dental implant is a predictable way toreplace missing teethwithout damaging other teeth.

It involves placing a titanium screw that is carefully inserted into the jawbone. It is then used to support a single permanent restoration, or adenture, or an entire mouth of new beautiful permanent teeth. Dental implants can look very natural and function like your real teeth.

Dental implants are made from the same materials as most hip and knee replacements. Titanium is among the most biocompatible materials that exist. There are some risks associated with dental implants, but in the hands of an experienced dentist, those risks are minimal. Thedentists at Legacy Dentalhave placed and restored hundreds of dental implants and taken many hours of continuing education in implant dentistry.

The entire office at Legacy Dental are polite and respectful, and make your whole experience easy and delightful! I trust them all impeccably and cant think of any other dentist office that has this high level of professionalism, respect, and care for their patients! I highly recommend them.

This visit is all about planning the specifics of your care. Well take a 3D x-ray and digital scan of your teeth. This will allow us to evaluate the exact amount of bone available and plan the exact position of the dental implant.

The dental implant is then allowed to heal for a few months. After that, final impressions are made, and the permanent teeth ordenturesare fabricated and attached to the dental implants. The whole implant process from start to finish usually takes three to six months.

When contemplating dental implants inSalt Lake City, it is essential to find the right dentist for you. A competent dentist will identify if you are a candidate for implant dentistry and whether it is the ideal option for you.

It shouldnt. We will discusssedation dentistryto make sure that the procedure is entirely comfortable. In any case, we will use an anesthetic, and all you should feel is gentle vibration and pressure. Most patients report not needing to take any pain medication after the procedure and that the level of discomfort is not much different than other minor dental procedures. Once the dental implant has healed, it should feel like any other healthy tooth.

Dental implants do not get cavities and seem to be less susceptible to gum disease. Therefore, dental implants should last longer than any other dental treatment your dentist may provide. In less than 5% of cases, the initial implant placed does not heal properly and requires replacement. Once the bone has healed around the implant, they are very durable. Eventually, the teeth attached to the implant will need replacing, but one should expect at least five years of service from the attached teeth.

This can be a little tricky as dental implants can be used in so many different ways. Also, sometimes additional procedures are needed to place and restore the dental implant properly. There are manypayment optionsavailable tomake dental implants fit your budget. Well give you a quote before starting any procedures.