Dr. Kyle Clark was born in Ohio, and raised primarily in Orem, and Mapleton, Utah. He attended both Southern Utah University and Arizona State University where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Literature, a minor in Chemistry, and took various dental school prerequisites. During college he had interesting jobs including being a letter carrier (mailman) for the United States Postal Service, a grade school bus driver for Tempe and Chandler school districts, and worked in wilderness therapy with troubled youth in the Arizona desert.
After college he went on to dental school at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. He opened his practice, Mont Blanc Center for Dentistry, in October 2008, and has since received hundreds of hours of additional education in dentistry. While his main focus is general dentistry for the whole family, he is also proficient at and enjoys placing and restoring dental implants, doing cosmetic smile makeovers, and offering simple orthodontic treatment with clear aligner therapy.
WHAT DR. CLARK LOVES TO DO Dr. Clark has many interests and hobbies. Above all he enjoys spending time with his wife, Kelly, and his six children (4 boys and 2 girls). The activities he enjoys most with them tend to be outdoors and include hiking, backpacking, canyoneering, gardening, hydroponics, traveling, scuba diving, beekeeping, and photography. He has a true green thumb and really enjoys growing many kinds of food, but especially berries! In 2011 he set a Utah state record for giant watermelon (130 lbs) which has since been surpassed.
Dentistry is a very rewarding career for him and he truly appreciates the gratitude he feels from his patients. His goal is to build lasting relationships with his patients, perform outstanding dentistry, and have fun along the way!
Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you. Changing your smile with cosmetic dentistry can change your life.One of the funnest things we do is help someone smile again who has been hiding their smile for years.
We encourage parents to bring their children to the dentist early so we can catch problems early on, coach parents on properly caring for their childrens teeth, and getting children comfortable laying in the chair.