Location: Montezuma Creek, UT, 1478 East Utah 162 84534
Phone: (435) 651-3700
Website: https://www.unhsinc.org/
4.9 out of 5 stars based on 257 reviews on Google.
Thompson Tsosie 路 5 out of 5 stars 路 6 months ago
UNHS, very helpful this morning with Dental health care. The staffs are nice. Got me in quick due to a teeth ache. Got seen. I wasn't expecting to get in soon. Thanks to the staffs and Dental assistance and Doctor. Diagnosis the issue. Thumbs up!馃憤
Cynthia 路 5 out of 5 stars 路 3 months ago
Always a good experience from the time I walk into the facility to the time I leave. Good people. Great Docs and the results deserve a 5-star rating every time.
Shelley Eyetoo 路 5 out of 5 stars 路 a year ago
Never knew this IHS was near by. Building is very nice, so is the staff and very professional. Facility is very clean and has a place to sit and eat lunch. Looking forward to my next appointment!
Zack Skeets 路 5 out of 5 stars 路 7 months ago
Dental Dept. is always good to go to. Friendly and always willing to help you. TV shows are always good to watch, keeps your mind occupied. 馃槂 Dentists are always explaining what they're going to do and what they are doing. Good teamwork. 馃憤馃帄
Norena Pahe 路 5 out of 5 stars 路 6 months ago
I loved it. My tooth felt sk smooth for the first time. I want the samw person to clean my tooth in Febuary. Thank you
Reviews provided by Google.
Utah Navajo Health System is a not-for-profit community health center that provides dental care as part of a broader range of medical, dental, and behavioral health services throughout southeastern Utah and the northern Navajo Nation. The organization operates dental clinics at several of its locations, including Blanding, Monument Valley, Montezuma Creek, and Monticello, offering general dentistry along with prevention and treatment of problems affecting teeth, gums, and the mouth.
As a federally designated community health center, UNHS serves everyone who seeks care regardless of citizenship status, nationality, or ability to pay, which may be reassuring for patients weighing the cost of dental implant treatment. Patients considering implants at UNHS can expect care within a larger, mission-driven health system that has served the region since 2000 and maintains dental clinics across multiple communities.
The website lists a number of medical providers, including physicians, physician assistants, and a chiropractor, but does not name specific dentists tied to the dental service. Patients can expect to be seen by the practice's dental team at one of its clinic locations. Because the site does not identify individual dental providers, prospective patients may want to call ahead to ask which dentist will see them for an implant consultation.
