Jeffrey Clark, D.M.D.

Dr. Clark earned his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from Boston University Goldman School of Dental Medicine, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude. As a dental student, Dr. Clark received the Pre-Doctoral Research Award and the President’s Award for Excellence in Dental Research from the American Association for Dental Research National Student Research Group (AADR NSRG) for his scientific research. During dental school, Dr. Clark also participated in oral and maxillofacial surgery externships at Boston Medical Center, The University of Minnesota Medical Center Fairview & Riverside, and Indiana University.

After graduating from dental school, Dr. Clark was accepted into the prestigious General Practice Residency program at the University of Utah Hospital & Clinics where he received advanced training and education in dental implant placement and restoration, oral surgery, pediatric dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, dental emergencies, and sedation.

Before his dental career, Dr. Clark graduated from Brigham Young University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Neuroscience, and he obtained a Master of Arts in Medical Science from Boston University School of Medicine. During college, Dr. Clark worked as an Operating Room Orderly in a local hospital, and as a Patient Care Technician at a dialysis center.

Dr. Clark’s broad background in science and medicine help him expand his focus beyond the mouth to treat each patient as a whole. Dr. Clark has a relaxing and warm demeanor and he enjoys taking time to explain to his patients why certain treatments may be needed, discussing treatment options and answering any questions they may have. Dr. Clark is passionate about dentistry and is a strong advocate of conservative, quality dental care.

Dr. Clark’s gentle and skilled hands gained a remarkable reputation early in his career, both as a dental student and as a resident, which even prompted faculty and staff members to ask Dr. Clark to treat them and their families. Dr. Clark can often be heard saying that “all patients, regardless of background, should be treated as if they were our own brother, sister, parent or child.” This philosophy influences every aspect of Dr. Clark’s practice.

In his spare time, Dr. Clark enjoys spending time with his family, exercising, hunting, fishing, riding his motorcycle, and traveling.