Inner Harbor Dental Associates

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Our story is one of two generations of dentists whose excellence has singled them out for praise as the best in the region, and of a dental practice that rose in synch with the renaissance of downtown Baltimore. We begin with Dr. Herbert Querido, pictured above, who worked with his son, David, his daughter-in-law, Donna, and his wife, Edie, at Inner Harbor Dental. Dr. Herbert Querido started his career as an electrical engineer but switched to dentistry after 18 years. In a 1999 interview shortly before his passing, he told Baltimore magazine, "At that time, it was hard to find a good job in engineering," Querido explained, "and it meant you would have to go running around the country chasing contracts." The article continues: Instead, Querido decided to settle down in Baltimore with his wife and two children, and made a career change to dentistry because of a personal interest: "When I was a small child, I went to the dentist so much that I could walk there myself. He was supposed to be a super dentist, but he never even had an X-ray machine. ... As a result, I lost a lot of teeth when I shouldn't have." In 1975, Herbert Querido received his D.D.S. from the University of Maryland at Baltimore. But just as much of his dental knowledge has since come from study at the Pankey Institute, a national continuing-education foundation that takes dentists beyond the basics and into new areas of science, technology, and business...

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