Tooth Town Dentistry for Kids is a fun and welcoming dental office with friendly staff that helps our patients feel comfortable during their dental visit. Parents can rest assured that their child is in great hands! Our office has been designed to create an experience your child will remember in a positive way while promoting healthy dental habits.
To learn more about Tooth Town Dentistry for Kids and our team - contact our office for more information about the treatments we provide and to see if our dental team is a fit for your child!
To learn more about Tooth Town Dentistry for Kids and our team - contact our office for more information about the treatments we provide and to see if our dental team is a fit for your child!
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Dentistry For Kids is your local dental practice for pediatric dentistry in Pocatello, Idaho, and the surrounding areas of Blackfoot, Twin Falls, and Malad City, Idaho.
Dr. Robert McWhorter, Dr. Garth Stoddard, Dr. Michael Christensen, and our team are happy to help your child achieve a healthy smile and excellent oral hygiene through kid-friendly preventive, restorative, and surgical services.
We strive to provide gentle care with extreme precision by utilizing advanced dental technology, such as digital and panoramic X-rays and laser tissue removal.
Dr. Robert McWhorter, Dr. Garth Stoddard, Dr. Michael Christensen, and our team are happy to help your child achieve a healthy smile and excellent oral hygiene through kid-friendly preventive, restorative, and surgical services.
We strive to provide gentle care with extreme precision by utilizing advanced dental technology, such as digital and panoramic X-rays and laser tissue removal.
Kambree has loved being at Dentistry For Kids for three years.
She is a life-long resident of Pocatello.
Kambree attended Idaho State University to obtain her Bachelors degree in Dental Hygiene and graduated in 2013.
She and her husband, Kevin, have been married since 2007.
In her free time, she likes running, playing softball, doing home projects, and playing games with her family.
Kambree loves the kids at our office like her own and does anything she can to make them feel comfortable while visiting.
She is a life-long resident of Pocatello.
Kambree attended Idaho State University to obtain her Bachelors degree in Dental Hygiene and graduated in 2013.
She and her husband, Kevin, have been married since 2007.
In her free time, she likes running, playing softball, doing home projects, and playing games with her family.
Kambree loves the kids at our office like her own and does anything she can to make them feel comfortable while visiting.
Dr. McWhorter was born and raised as the 6th of 8 children in Texas.
In 1985, he graduated from Atlanta High School in Atlanta Texas.
He fulfilled a full-time mission, serving 2 years in Osaka, Japan, for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
After graduating from BYU, he attended dental school at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, graduating in 1998.
He then completed a two-year Pediatric Dental Residency at UMKC/Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri, graduating in June of 2000.
In 1985, he graduated from Atlanta High School in Atlanta Texas.
He fulfilled a full-time mission, serving 2 years in Osaka, Japan, for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
After graduating from BYU, he attended dental school at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, graduating in 1998.
He then completed a two-year Pediatric Dental Residency at UMKC/Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri, graduating in June of 2000.
Every child needs to develop healthy dental hygiene skills, and several studies have shown that people who kick off their early years with healthy oral habits will continue to have healthier habits later in life.
Adults who had good dental habits as children have more confidence later in life, and they also experience fewer issues with their teeth than children who lacked good dental habits.
Of course, as a parent, you know that your child probably isn't the happiest camper when they hear it's time for a dental visit.
Adults who had good dental habits as children have more confidence later in life, and they also experience fewer issues with their teeth than children who lacked good dental habits.
Of course, as a parent, you know that your child probably isn't the happiest camper when they hear it's time for a dental visit.
Your child will begin getting their baby teeth during the first 6 months of their life.
By age 6 or 7, they'll begin to lose their baby teeth and get their secondary, permanent teeth.
Because of this well-known fact of life, many people share the common misconception that dental health within the first few years isn't that important.
However, this could not be further from the truth.
While your child may lose their baby teeth, if they have poor dental habits during the first few years of life, that's only going to lead to poor dental habits later.
By age 6 or 7, they'll begin to lose their baby teeth and get their secondary, permanent teeth.
Because of this well-known fact of life, many people share the common misconception that dental health within the first few years isn't that important.
However, this could not be further from the truth.
While your child may lose their baby teeth, if they have poor dental habits during the first few years of life, that's only going to lead to poor dental habits later.
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