Dr. Andrew F. Moore, DMD

Dental care rarely makes the short list of neighborhood conveniences, yet places like Dr. Andrew F. Moore, DMD anchor Corinth’s services in ways that don’t draw attention. Situated where Shiloh Road stretches past the city’s retail core, the practice carves out a quiet presence on a corridor familiar to anyone who’s driven east from downtown. If you’re coming out of Corinth or simply passing the Costco and bypassing the strip malls, look south on E Shiloh—nine hundred feet past the traffic signal at Central, the address appears on the right. A concrete sign marks the suite, no grand plaza required. Inside, they handle the basics most people hope to keep routine: cleanings every six months, fillings that don’t announce themselves, crowns shaped to disappear among the rest. Pediatric exams, fluoride treatments for the youngest, and simple extractions when the permanent set needs a little space fill the schedule long before the more involved services take over. X-rays are standard quarterly for families who aim to catch shifting molars early. Weekend athletic mouth guards get the same attention as the full-coverage night guards worn by nighttime tooth grinders. Put the address in a GPS or tap the map for directions. Expect a quick check-in and a chair with the usual tray of tools—nothing more flashy than that. Reach them at (662) 287-1171, practical as the street number above the door. Build the route once from Corinth High School and the trip will stick at two minutes east on Shiloh. If Corinth’s east side feels like a bridge between small-town stops and the wider county routes, this is the dental desk at that midpoint.