Oral & Facial Surgery Center: Taylor Clark O MD

Oral surgery isn’t the kind of specialty that fills a street with foot traffic. In Minot’s quiet downtown, though, Oral & Facial Surgery Center: Taylor Clark O MD occupies a suite above the hustle of 5th Avenue SE. The building at 307 5th Ave SE #7 sits among professional offices and storefronts that have seen the city’s rhythm for decades—no flashy signage, just a discreet entry for those who arrive with referrals in hand. This isn’t a practice for routine cleanings; the work here leans toward the precise, the technical: wisdom teeth extractions, dental implants, corrective jaw surgery. Even in a field where precision is the baseline, the scope narrows further to procedures that reshape rather than just repair.

Minot’s medical landscape spreads across its grid of streets, but oral surgery remains a niche carved out by necessity rather than demand. Patients don’t wander in off the sidewalk; they call ahead, often directed by their dentist or physician. The number to reach the office—(701) 857-2600—connects to a schedule built around consultations and follow-ups, where the conversation starts with X-rays and ends with recovery instructions. For those mapping out the visit, the directions place it a short walk from the Mouse River, where the city’s flat horizon meets the kind of quiet that settles in after lunch hour. The block itself is unremarkable, but that’s the point: the work inside doesn’t need an audience.