Dr. Thomas Austad

Dental care doesn’t have to be a chore. Dr. Thomas Austad operates a practice in Clinton, where routine checkups and more specialized treatments share the schedule. The office sits just off 2000 West, a stretch of road that’s seen its share of growth as the area expands. This isn’t the kind of place that advertises gimmicks—just a standard dental practice handling everything from fillings to crowns, with the occasional emergency slot for a cracked tooth or stubborn abscess.

Clinton’s northern edge, where the practice is located, blends residential quiet with the hum of small businesses catering to daily needs. The address—1737 N 2000 W Ste G—puts it near a cluster of medical offices, the kind of unassuming professional strip that locals rely on without much fanfare. Dentistry here covers the basics: cleanings that actually scrape away the buildup, X-rays that don’t feel like a science experiment, and the inevitable lectures about flossing. For those who’ve put off a wisdom tooth extraction or need a second opinion on a treatment plan, the door’s open.

No one raves about a dental visit, but the absence of complaints says something. This isn’t a boutique spa for teeth or a chain with neon signs; it’s a straightforward practice where the goal is to fix problems before they escalate. That might mean a same-day repair for a loose filling or a consultation about implants that doesn’t involve a hard sell. The phone line, when needed, connects directly: (801) 728-9000. Questions about insurance or after-hours policies get answered without the runaround.

Finding the office is simpler than navigating most medical campuses. A quick pull into the lot off 2000 West, and the suite letters are clearly marked. For first-timers, the map pin drops you right at the entrance—no guessing which door leads where. Around here, people tend to pick a dentist and stick with them, assuming the work’s solid and the bills don’t arrive with surprises.