Clark Thomas R DDS

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Dr. Clark graduated from Indana University with an AB degree in Biological Science. In 1980 he graduated from Indiana University School of Dentistry and completed a general practice residency at Denver General Hospital in 1981. Dr. Clark is a member of the American Dental Association, East Central Indiana Dental Society, and Chicago Dental Society. Dr. Clark updates his dental education by attending numerous educational semninars each year.

Our philosophy utilizes a caring team approach to provide our patients with the highest level of dental care, comfort, function, and appearance in a friendly family environment.
At Tom Clark Family Dentistry, we believe successful dentists are measured by satisfied patients, and we hope to become your dentist for life.

If you're looking for a new dentist in Muncie, Indiana or a surrounding community, we are accepting new patients and invite you to contact our office at 765.747.9545 with any inquiries and/or to schedule an appointment. We are certain you will enjoy spending time in our family friendly, comfortable environment. We accept most dental insurance plans. We look forward to becoming your dentist soon!
Our dental office is accessible from all areas of Muncie, Ball State, and surrounding communities. Ball State students and faculty are welcome; our office is conveniently located on the city bus route.

There is nothing more heartwarming than a babys smile. Babies are born to smile and the Indiana Dental Association wants to help you and your baby maintain a beautiful smile that lasts a lifetime. However, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports a disturbing trend. While overall Americans dental health is improving, dental disease among young children is on the rise.
While the statistics are frightening, there is good news to report. Childrens dental disease is almost 100 percent preventable. By following simple prevention steps at home you greatly improve the chances that your child can grow up cavity free. Children are most vulnerable to tooth decay in their early years. New recommendations are to bring children to the dentist for their first examination no later than their 1st birthday. Please contact our office today, as we would love to start your child off on the road to excellent oral health. By helping your child maintain good dental health during the critical pre-school years, you greatly increase the chances they will have a beautiful healthy smile as an adult.