Matthew Ream

Springville’s quiet streets hide a mix of practical spots, and dental care is no exception. Matthew Ream offers general dentistry in a part of town where sidewalks meet the foothills, blending routine checkups with the kind of services that keep people from driving into Provo for every cavity. It’s the sort of place that fits into the rhythm of daily errands—no fanfare, just the basics handled without detours.

The office sits at 378 E 400 S #1, a straightforward address that’s easy to miss if you’re not watching for the suite number. This stretch of 400 South is lined with small businesses, the kind that serve regulars more than passersby. Cleanings, fillings, and crowns get scheduled here, along with the occasional emergency that doesn’t warrant a trip to the ER. X-rays and extractions round out the list, covering what most insurance plans expect from a general practice.

Booking an appointment means a quick call to (801) 489-9456, where the focus stays on fitting visits between work and school drop-offs. There’s no need to frame it as anything beyond what it is: a dentist’s office that handles the usual suspects—chipped teeth, gum checks, sealants for kids—without the waitlists that bigger clinics sometimes carry. The phone line cuts through the back-and-forth, which suits a town where people still prefer talking to tapping through online forms.

First-time visitors can pull up directions here to avoid circling the block. The building shares its lot with a few other offices, so the trick is spotting the right door. No frills, no hard sell—just a name on the directory and a practice that sticks to the script.