We are committed to making your child's first dental visit an enjoyable and comfortable one. A GREAT visit to a dental office can promote an environment of trust and confidence. At Baker Pediatric Dentistry we focus on prevention, early detection, and treatment of dental diseases, and keeping current on the latest advances in dentistry for children.
You love your little one's smile, and you would do anything to protect it. That's why you bring your child into Baker Pediatric Dentistry for check-ups and cleanings regularly. Sometimes, however, your child needs to see a pediatric dentist in Idaho Falls for reasons that aren't routine. How do you know when your child needs to see the dentist?
Your child's oral health is important and teaching them good dental hygiene early on is crucial, so give your child something to smile about and schedule an appointment with a pediatric dentist.Pediatric dentists work with children all day and are more adept at helping them feel at ease and providing straightforward advice for them to follow.
You love your little one's smile, and you would do anything to protect it. That's why you bring your child into Baker Pediatric Dentistry for check-ups and cleanings regularly. Sometimes, however, your child needs to see a pediatric dentist in Idaho Falls for reasons that aren't routine. How do you know when your child needs to see the dentist?
Your child's oral health is important and teaching them good dental hygiene early on is crucial, so give your child something to smile about and schedule an appointment with a pediatric dentist.Pediatric dentists work with children all day and are more adept at helping them feel at ease and providing straightforward advice for them to follow.
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My name is Dr. Thomas Baker and I am passionate about kids.
With three wonderful kids, I feel I can relate to your family.
Kids are my life!
I interact with them every day in the office and my wife might even say I am still a kid at heart!
I bring a fresh perspective on pediatric dentistry.
Prior to my residency, I graduated cum laude from BYU-Idaho with a BS in Biology in 2010 followed by a Doctorate of Dental Medicine from the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine in 2014 after finishing in the top 10% of my class.
With three wonderful kids, I feel I can relate to your family.
Kids are my life!
I interact with them every day in the office and my wife might even say I am still a kid at heart!
I bring a fresh perspective on pediatric dentistry.
Prior to my residency, I graduated cum laude from BYU-Idaho with a BS in Biology in 2010 followed by a Doctorate of Dental Medicine from the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine in 2014 after finishing in the top 10% of my class.
We're dedicated to promote and provide optimal oral health for Infants, Children, Young Adults, and Special Needs Patients, with a compassionate, qualified, friendly staff.
Pediatric Oral hygiene and adequate home care is imperative if you want to maintain a healthy, beautiful smile and prevent costly dental treatment in the future.
The goal of home care is to regularly remove the sticky film of bacteria called plaque from your teeth.
Brush your teeth twice daily using a soft tooth brush.
Gently vibrate the brush in a circular fashion at a 45 degree angle to the gum line.
Pediatric Oral hygiene and adequate home care is imperative if you want to maintain a healthy, beautiful smile and prevent costly dental treatment in the future.
The goal of home care is to regularly remove the sticky film of bacteria called plaque from your teeth.
Brush your teeth twice daily using a soft tooth brush.
Gently vibrate the brush in a circular fashion at a 45 degree angle to the gum line.
We're dedicated to promote and provide optimal oral health for Infants, Children, Young Adults, and Special Needs Patients, with a compassionate, qualified, friendly staff.
We generally recommend that children visit the dentist every 6 months for an exam and cleaning; however, depending upon your child's needs we may recommend that he or she be seen more frequently.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that a child is seen within six months of the eruption of his or her first tooth or by age one, whatever is sooner.
We generally recommend that children visit the dentist every 6 months for an exam and cleaning; however, depending upon your child's needs we may recommend that he or she be seen more frequently.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that a child is seen within six months of the eruption of his or her first tooth or by age one, whatever is sooner.
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