South Ogden

Welcome to South Ogden

Welcome to the vibrant community of South Ogden, where Cassity & Legacy Implants and Periodontics is proud to serve your specialized dental needs. As your trusted periodontist in South Ogden, we provide comprehensive solutions including dental implants, periodontal therapy, gum disease treatment, bone grafting, and cosmetic periodontal procedures. 

Our practice is conveniently located to serve South Ogden residents and the surrounding Weber County area. Whether you're traveling from nearby Ogden or Washington Terrace, you'll find our office easily accessible from Harrison Boulevard, just minutes from the heart of South Ogden's residential neighborhoods.

A Brief History of South Ogden

The story of South Ogden begins in 1848, when Mormon pioneer Daniel Burch Jr. and his family arrived in the area, establishing one of the first settlements in what would become Weber County. The community was originally known as Burch Creek, named in honor of this early settler who came from Kentucky with the Lorenzo Snow company. In 1850, the area adopted the Burch Creek name officially, and by 1852, the construction of the Weber Canal brought new economic opportunities. Burch himself built a gristmill near the canal's source, establishing the area's agricultural foundation.

For nearly a century, Burch Creek remained a peaceful farming community characterized by open fields, rolling hills, and springs of crystal-clear water. The landscape was dotted with dairy farms and small homesteads, creating the rural character that defined the area. This pastoral existence continued with little development until the 1890s, when the first subdivisions began appearing in what is now the northern section of the city.

The transformation from Burch Creek to South Ogden accelerated in the early 20th century. By the 1930s, residents recognized the need for organized municipal services, including improved water supply, sewer systems, roads, and sidewalks. On July 6, 1936, the town of South Ogden officially incorporated with a population of just 800 residents. Five years later, by 1941, the population had grown to 1,407, earning South Ogden classification as a third-class city.

The most dramatic growth came in the post-World War II era. South Ogden's proximity to Hill Air Force Base and the Ogden Arsenal created a housing boom in the 1940s and 1950s. FHA-approved housing developments in 1949 made homeownership accessible to military families and workers, transforming South Ogden into a thriving suburban community. Between 1950 and 1970, South Ogden experienced growth rates two to three times faster than Weber County overall, earning its nickname as the "City of Homes." This period saw the development of Washington Heights Memorial Park and the establishment of commercial districts that continue to serve the community today.

Living and Working in South Ogden

Today, South Ogden offers residents an exceptional quality of life. The community's strategic location provides easy access to outdoor recreation in the nearby Wasatch Mountains while maintaining proximity to employment centers throughout Weber County. Families appreciate South Ogden's excellent schools, safe neighborhoods, and abundant parks and recreational facilities. The city's diverse economy supports local businesses, medical offices, and professional services, creating a stable environment for both residents and entrepreneurs. 

With its family-friendly atmosphere, well-maintained infrastructure, and strong sense of community, South Ogden continues to attract new residents seeking the perfect balance between urban amenities and mountain town living.

The Must-Sees of South Ogden

Discover exceptional attractions within minutes of our South Ogden practice location:

• Treehouse Children's Museum - Located in nearby Ogden's Junction district, this hands-on museum features 30,000 square feet of interactive exhibits where children can "Step into a Story" through imaginative play, art programs, and educational activities perfect for families.
• Hill Aerospace Museum - Just five miles south in Roy, this free museum showcases over 70 military aircraft and thousands of aviation artifacts, offering visitors a fascinating journey through the history of American air power from the Wright Brothers to modern stealth fighters.
• Rooster's Brewing Company - This beloved Ogden establishment on Historic 25th Street serves handcrafted beers and an eclectic menu in a funky, restored building dating back to 1890, making it the perfect spot for après-everything relaxation.
  
  
• Ogden Botanical Gardens - Situated along the Ogden River, these 11-acre gardens feature diverse garden settings including rose, Japanese, water-wise, and cottage gardens, providing year-round beauty and inspiration for gardening enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
• The Junction - This 20-acre entertainment complex in downtown Ogden offers family fun with a Megaplex theater, indoor skydiving at iFly, FlowRider surfing, rock climbing, bowling, dining, and shopping all within easy walking distance.
• South Ogden Nature Park - This local gem provides residents with trails, open spaces, and family-friendly amenities right in the heart of South Ogden, perfect for morning walks, picnics, and connecting with nature close to home.
  
  

Experience Excellence in Periodontal Care

At Cassity & Legacy Implants and Periodontics, we're committed to providing South Ogden residents with the highest standard of periodontal care in a comfortable, welcoming environment. Whether you're exploring options for replacing missing teeth or seeking treatment for gum disease, our experienced team is ready to help you achieve optimal oral health. Contact us today to schedule your consultation and discover why families throughout South Ogden trust us for their specialized dental needs.