Clark & Schiffman Dental

Dental care in Provo’s university-adjacent areas tends to skew toward practices that balance routine checkups with more specialized treatments. The stretch of North University Avenue, just blocks from campus, hosts a mix of clinics catering to students, faculty, and long-term residents alike. Preventive care, cosmetic adjustments, and restorative work are all in steady demand here—no surprise, given the neighborhood’s transient yet health-conscious population. A clinic in this zone doesn’t just fill cavities; it often handles everything from emergency extractions to Invisalign consultations.

At 1355 N University Ave #320, the third-floor suite houses a practice that’s accumulated 4.9 stars across 137 Google reviews—a metric that suggests consistency more than flash. The building itself is part of a mid-rise professional complex, sharing space with other medical and legal offices. While the area lacks the foot traffic of downtown Provo, its proximity to BYU means appointments often align with academic schedules. Parking is street-level or in the adjacent lot, though peak hours can test patience.

Services here run the expected gamut: cleanings, fillings, crowns, and the occasional same-day emergency slot for chipped teeth or lost fillings. They also handle digital X-rays and periodontal assessments, which appeals to patients who prefer minimizing referrals. The practice doesn’t advertise pediatric specialty work, but adults and older teens make up the bulk of its client base. Appointment booking is handled directly—no third-party portals—which simplifies rescheduling when midterms or work deadlines interfere.

Questions about coverage, procedures, or availability are best directed to (801) 375-1750, where the front desk can outline options without the back-and-forth of email chains. For first-time visitors, the map pin marks the entrance off University Avenue, though the suite number is critical—this isn’t a ground-floor walk-in. The practice keeps a low profile online, letting its ratings and word-of-mouth do the talking.