SERVING PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH
Comprehensive Dentist Serving Pleasant Grove 20 minutes down I-15
Advanced Dental Care treats Pleasant Grove families from one office in north Provo: cleanings and exams, CAD/CAM crowns, dental implants, sleep and airway care, TMJ treatment, and facial aesthetics under one roof.
From Grove Creek to 2230 North
Pleasant Grove sits about 20 minutes north of Advanced Dental Care: I-15 south to University Parkway in Orem, then east to Freedom Boulevard and south to 2230 North in Provo. Families from Pleasant Grove, Lindon, and American Fork make the drive for a reason that is easy to state and hard to copy: three doctors under one roof who treat teeth, bite, muscles, and airway as one connected system, backed by a 4.9-star Google rating across more than 350 reviews. Our only physical office is this Provo location; we do not have a separate office in Pleasant Grove.
Getting Here from Pleasant Grove
Take Pleasant Grove Boulevard or 100 East to I-15 south, exit at University Parkway in Orem, head east past University Place, then turn right on Freedom Boulevard and right again on 2230 North. Free parking sits at the door of Suite 101. Outside of the afternoon commute the trip runs about 20 minutes from Grove Creek, and Lindon families are closer to 15.
Have questions?
Not sure which visit you need? Call or text and the front desk will route you to the right appointment.
What Pleasant Grove Patients Come For
Two things stand out. First, children's airway health: parents bring kids who snore, mouth-breathe, or sleep restlessly to Dr. Mike Bennett, whose board certification in craniofacial sleep medicine and airway-focused orthodontics address the root cause while the jaw is still growing. Second, complete family care: cleanings and exams, tooth-colored fillings, CAD/CAM crowns, and cosmetic dentistry planned around the bite. Adults with TMJ pain, headaches, or CPAP intolerance round out the list.
Three Doctors, One Standard
Dr. David Smith brings surgical and restorative depth, including implants. Dr. David Bennett keeps family care conservative and unhurried, and is one of two doctors here providing minimally invasive Pinhole gingival grafting for gum recession. Dr. Mike Bennett, DDS, PhD, dual board-certified in craniofacial pain and craniofacial sleep medicine, leads the sleep, airway, and TMJ program. More than 60 years of combined experience, with a Pearl AI second-read on every X-ray.
The Whole-Health Difference
Children's dentistry in most offices means counting teeth and applying fluoride. Here it also means watching how a child breathes, sleeps, and grows. Mouth breathing, snoring, restless sleep, and daytime attention struggles often trace back to a narrow airway, and the window to guide jaw growth is open only while a child is growing. Dr. Mike Bennett's airway-focused evaluation looks at exactly that, which is why Pleasant Grove pediatricians and parents send kids our way. Adults get the same systems thinking: bites, muscles, airway, and sleep evaluated together, because a crown that ignores the clenching behind it is a crown on borrowed time.
Technology in Our Office
The tools here serve one purpose: better answers with fewer visits, which matters when you are driving in from Pleasant Grove. Pearl AI reads every X-ray alongside the doctor, flagging early decay and bone loss with computer vision. CBCT imaging maps airways and jaw structure in three dimensions, essential for children's airway evaluations and implant planning alike. Crowns are milled on site with CAD/CAM technology, home sleep testing starts airway workups from your own bed, and laser therapy makes periodontal treatment gentler. Every finding is shown to you on screen and explained in plain language before any decision is made.
For Anxious Kids and Parents
First visits here are deliberately unhurried. Children get a slow, show-and-tell introduction to the chair, and the by-age-one protocol means little ones can start with something as simple as a lap exam. Anxious adults get the same respect: no lectures about the gap since your last visit, clear explanations before anything happens, and nitrous, oral, or IV sedation when a visit needs it. Plenty of Pleasant Grove parents book their own overdue checkup after watching how their kids were treated. That pattern tells you most of what you need to know about this office.
Aesthetics and Smile Confidence
When the health foundation is set, the cosmetic options are all here: professional whitening, veneers, bonding, and CandidPro clear aligners, each planned around your bite so results hold up. Gum recession can often be corrected with the minimally invasive Pinhole technique instead of traditional grafting, and AAFE-trained facial aesthetics, Botox and dermal fillers administered by Dr. Mike Bennett, round out a refresh that stays subtle. The same anatomy-first judgment that guides the airway program guides the aesthetics chair, which is exactly how it should be.
Neighborhoods We See Every Week
From Grove Creek and Battle Creek on the bench to the Manila area and downtown near the Promenade, Pleasant Grove families are a growing part of this practice, and Lindon sits even closer to the route. Many first came for one specific thing, a child's airway evaluation or a stubborn TMJ problem, and stayed for everything else once they saw how the office runs. American Fork and Cedar Hills parents referred by pediatricians round out the northern end of our patient map. The front desk knows the I-15 rhythms well and will steer you toward appointment times that dodge the commute.
Your First Visit, Step by Step
Adult first visits run about an hour: photos, digital X-rays read alongside Pearl AI, an unhurried cleaning when booked, and a full exam of teeth, gums, bite, muscles, and airway. Children's first visits are shorter and gentler, built around comfort and a growth-and-airway check appropriate to their age. Either way, everything gets explained on screen in plain language, and you leave with a written plan and honest numbers before anything is scheduled. Bring insurance information and any prior sleep study results if breathing or snoring is part of the story.
Emergency Care for Pleasant Grove
Kids and emergencies travel together: a playground fall at Discovery Park, a hockey puck at the rec center, a molar that picks bedtime to start throbbing. Call (801) 375-1414 and the front desk will prioritize pain, swelling, trauma, and broken teeth for both children and adults. If a permanent tooth gets knocked out, keep it moist in milk and head our way; the 20-minute drive from Pleasant Grove is well within the window where quick action matters. The doctor who handles the emergency also plans any follow-up work, so nothing falls through the cracks between offices.
Insurance and Scheduling for Pleasant Grove Families
We accept most major dental plans, file claims for you, and verify benefits before your visit. Call or text the New Patient Line at (801) 758-2443 Monday through Thursday, 9 to 5, and the front desk will build the right first visit, from a routine cleaning to a pediatric airway evaluation. Families making the drive can usually be scheduled back to back.
Why choose Advanced Dental Care?
- About 20 minutes from Pleasant Grove via I-15
- 4.9-star Google rating across 350+ reviews
- Three doctors and 60+ years of combined experience
- Pearl AI second-read on every X-ray
- Sedation options for anxious patients
- Sleep, airway, and TMJ specialty care under one roof
FAQ
Questions from Pleasant Grove answered.
What patients from Pleasant Grove most often ask.
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How far is Advanced Dental Care from Pleasant Grove?
About 20 minutes. Take I-15 south to University Parkway in Orem, head east to Freedom Boulevard, then south to 2230 North in Provo. The office is at 247 W 2230 N, Suite 101. -
Do you see children from Pleasant Grove for airway concerns?
Yes. Kids who snore, mouth-breathe, or sleep restlessly are evaluated by Dr. Mike Bennett, who is board-certified in craniofacial sleep medicine and offers airway-focused orthodontics. -
Are you taking new patients from Pleasant Grove and Lindon?
Yes. Call or text (801) 758-2443 and the front desk will set up the right first visit for you or your family. -
What insurance do you take?
Most major dental plans. We file claims for you and verify your benefits before treatment. -
Is the drive worth it for a regular cleaning?
Many Pleasant Grove families think so. Cleanings here come with unhurried hygienist time, a full exam, and a Pearl AI second-read on X-rays, and family visits can be scheduled together. -
What are your hours for Pleasant Grove patients?
Call Monday through Thursday, 9 to 5, to schedule. Patients are seen Monday through Thursday, with Friday by appointment, and the front desk will suggest times that avoid the worst of the I-15 commute from the north. -
How much does a child's airway evaluation cost?
Call or text (801) 758-2443 and the front desk will explain evaluation pricing and insurance coverage before you book. Airway evaluations are unhurried, the findings are shown to you on screen, and you decide every next step.
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A short drive from Pleasant Grove. A different kind of dental care.
Advanced Dental Care serves Pleasant Grove, Provo, and the greater Utah County area from 247 W 2230 N, Suite 101 in Provo. Call or text and we will help you find the right appointment.