Now Scheduling Saturday Appointments!
Quick Summary: The Sugar Salem Moody Cemetery has served Sugar City, Salem, and Moody since the 1890s, and the farm families of that district are exactly who we built our schedule around. Our Rexburg office is a short drive away, with early Friday, evening, and Saturday hours.
The cemetery on 16th E says a lot about this area. The Sugar Salem Moody Cemetery has served three communities since the 1890s, and the families out here have deep roots and long to-do lists. When they need a dentist, they want one visit to count.
Farm chores and school runs do not pause for appointments. So we shaped our hours around them. Friday starts at 7 AM, before the workday gets going. Tuesday and Thursday run until 7 PM. Saturday goes from 8 AM to 1 PM, which fits neatly between morning chores and afternoon plans.
We are a family dentist in Rexburg, and multi-generation bookings are normal for us. Grandparents, parents, and kids ages 4 and up can all be seen back to back in one trip.
A lot of patients from this district have dental work that has been in place for years. Old fillings, an aging crown, a partial that does not sit right. The first step is always the same. Fresh X-rays, up on the screen, explained in plain language.
If something is holding strong, we say so. If it is failing, you will see it yourself. From there, full and partial dentures can restore a complete smile, and gum disease treatment protects the teeth you have.
Dr. Craig Stout has 20 years of experience with exactly this kind of care. No scare tactics, just the evidence and your options.
The grandkids are covered too. We see children ages 4 and up, and sealants and fluoride protect new teeth through the cavity-prone years. Plenty of grandparents out here bring the grandkids in during a school break and get their own checkup in the same block.
If your longtime dentist retired or moved on, we can request your records and past X-rays with one signed form. Your history comes with you, and nothing starts from zero.
One more thing worth knowing about our office. Dr. Stout has a background in sleep health, and we make sleep apnea appliances in-house. If snoring or restless nights are wearing you down, a custom oral appliance may help, and we can talk through it at a regular visit.
That matters out here, where early mornings are not optional. Better sleep makes the 5 AM alarm a little kinder, and the conversation starts with the same honesty as everything else we do. We look at the evidence together and go from there.
Call (208) 400-9946 and mention sleep when you book, and we will set aside time to talk it through.
From the 16th E area, make your way to US-20 and head south into Rexburg. Our office is at 286 E Moody Rd, Suite F. Most families from the district make the drive in 10 to 15 minutes.
Coming from farther out near Salem or Moody? Saturday mornings are popular for stacking the whole family into one visit. Start everyone with checkups through our general dentistry services, and we will map out anything else from there.
We accept most major dental plans, including Delta Dental, and we offer payment plans through Cherry and WellCredit for everyone else. The front desk will sort out coverage before you drive in.
To make the trip count, fill out new patient forms at home before you come, and bring your insurance card if you have one. Booking online takes about a minute, or one phone call sets up the whole family.
Call (208) 400-9946.
Yes. The Sugar Salem Moody Cemetery district covers Sugar City, Salem, and Moody, and we see patients from all three areas. The drive to our Rexburg office runs 10 to 15 minutes for most.
Yes. Saturday hours run 8 AM to 1 PM, and we schedule multi-generation families back to back. Tell us how many are coming and we will block the time so nobody sits around waiting.
No. We start with fresh X-rays and a free wellness scan, show you everything on the screen, and build a plan at your pace. No lectures, no judgment, just a clear picture of where things stand today.
We make custom sleep apnea appliances in-house, and Dr. Stout has a background in sleep health. Bring it up at any visit and we will talk through whether an oral appliance makes sense for you. It starts as a simple conversation, not a commitment.
Not always. We start with an exam and X-rays on the screen, then adjust the fit if the partial is sound. If it is worn out, we will show you why and walk through full and partial denture options. Either way, you will see the evidence before deciding anything.
Families in the Sugar-Salem-Moody district measure things in seasons, not appointments. We try to respect that. One short drive covers checkups for the kids, a hard look at aging dental work, denture adjustments, and even help with sleep. Early Fridays, two evenings, and Saturday mornings keep the farm schedule intact. Call Family First Dental at (208) 400-9946, tell us where you are driving from, and we will make the trip worth it.
