We work with all insurance providers, even though we're not locked into any specific network. We handle all the paperwork and claim submissions on your behalf, and your reimbursement comes directly to you. Being out-of-network simply means Dr. Moore can recommend what's genuinely best for your health — not what an insurance company decides to approve.

Your first appointment is a full two hours — and we use every minute of it. We take a complete set of X-rays, a 3D scan, and digital impressions of your teeth. More importantly, we walk you through everything we find and explain what it means for your health. You'll leave with a clear picture of where things stand and a plan that actually makes sense to you.

Absolutely. There's really no such thing as too soon. We can start seeing children as soon as they have teeth — or even earlier if there are concerns like tongue or lip ties that could affect feeding or speech. Getting kids comfortable at the dentist early makes everything easier down the road.

Yes, and you're not alone. We take time to understand what makes you uncomfortable before we do anything else. Depending on what works best for you, we offer weighted blankets, headphones, TVs in every room, and medication options when needed. Most people find that once we slow things down and communicate clearly, the experience is nothing like they expected.

Because it gives Dr. Moore the freedom to do what's actually right for you. When a practice is locked into insurance networks, treatment decisions can get driven by what a plan will pay for — not what's clinically best. Being out-of-network means we recommend what we truly believe serves your long-term health, and we'll still help you get every dollar back from your insurance that you're entitled to.

We're a small, privately owned practice with a team that's been together for years. You'll see the same familiar faces every visit, appointments run on time, and Dr. Moore personally takes the time to explain everything in plain language. We're building long-term relationships with families in our community.

Yes — please do. Before you commit to any permanent dental decision, it's worth getting a second opinion. We've helped many patients find more conservative options they weren't told about. And if the original recommendation turns out to be right, at least you'll move forward with full confidence. Either way, you deserve clarity before making a decision that affects you for life.