Moorcroft Family Dentistry

Dental care in smaller towns often relies on practices that handle everything from a child’s first checkup to a grandparent’s dentures. In Moorcroft, that role falls to a local office where routine cleanings, fillings, and occasional emergencies don’t require a drive to the next county. The town itself sits just off I-90, where the Black Hills start to rise—close enough to Rapid City for day trips but far enough to keep things quiet. For families who’d rather not schedule appointments around a long commute, having a dentist within walking distance of 111 S Big Horn Ave makes the difference between putting off a cavity and getting it fixed before lunch.

Moorcroft’s main street doesn’t have the foot traffic of a big city, but that’s part of its appeal. Here, a dental visit fits into the rhythm of errands—maybe after dropping off library books or before grabbing groceries at the IGA. The practice covers the basics without frills: exams, X-rays, extractions, and the kind of preventive care that keeps small issues from turning into bigger ones. No one’s promising spa-like amenities or espresso in the lobby, but then again, no one’s charging downtown prices either. When the question is simply where to go for a chipped tooth or a teenager’s wisdom teeth, the answer’s been the same for years.

Questions about insurance or same-day availability are best answered over the phone at (307) 756-9301. First-time patients might want to glance at the map—especially if they’re coming from the ranches north of town—since Big Horn Avenue runs parallel to the railroad tracks. The directions are straightforward once you spot the water tower. Around here, people still say things like *“They’ve been taking care of the whole family since the kids were in grade school.”*