Dr. Daniel Vesbach was born and raised in Hardin, MT. He graduated with an undergraduate degree in Biology from Montana State University, Bozeman. He attended dental school at Indiana University and graduated in 2004 in the top 10 of his class. Upon graduation from dental school, he worked for the Indian Health Service out of Browning, MT. In 2007 he opened his own private dental practice, Absaroka-Beartooth Dental, in Columbus, MT. He and his wife Kelley and their 3 boys love the outdoor life that Montana offers hunting, hiking, fishing, and camping.
Blake grew up on a small farm and ranch outside of Choteau, Montana. Upon graduation from high school, he attended Sheridan College in Sheridan, Wyoming. During the summers, Blake volunteered as a dental assistant for the Indian Health Service in Browning, MT. That is where he met Dr. Vesbach. After graduation from the Dental Hygiene Program at Sheridan College in 2007, Blake moved to Columbus and joined the staff at Absaroka-Beartooth Dental. Blake is a registered dental hygienist and handles the cleanings at the office. Hes trained to apply sealants, administer local anesthetic and is CPR certified. Blake is married and has 3 children.
Amie was raised in Cody Wyoming. She attended Sheridan College in Sheridan, Wyoming. In 2019 Amie graduated from Sheridan College and the University of Wyoming with a Bachelors degree in Dental Hygiene. In her free time she enjoys being outdoors, gardening, hiking, camping, and fishing. Amie also enjoys oil painting and spending time with her family. Amie moved to Columbus, Montana in 2017. Amie enjoys the outdoor activities Columbus has to offer. Amie is licensed in administering local anesthetic, apply sealants, and is CPR certified.
Wendy grew up in Montana and has been employed with Absaroka- Beartooth Dental as a Patient Coordinator since May 2011. Wendy attended Denver Technical College and graduated from May Technical College as a Medical Administrative Assistant. During her time off she loves to spend time with her family and friends, traveling, camping, boating or anything outdoors!
Breanna is a Columbus native. She attended Montana State University Billings after Graduating from Columbus High School in 2011. Breanna joined the team at Absaroka-Beartooth Dental as a Dental Assistant in March of 2014. Prior to joining the team, Breanna worked at a daycare for six years; during that time she gained experience working with children of all ages. In her free time, Breanna enjoys spending time with her family and friends.
Mary has lived in Columbus for 22 years. She has been working at Absaroka-Beartooth Dental as a dental assistant since February 2013. Prior to working at Absaroka-Beartooth Dental Mary owned a local clothing and gift store for 11 years. She loves working with the public and being involved in community events. Mary is married and has 1 grown daughter which she likes to travel to see as often as possible.
Penny has been working at Absaroka-Beartooth Dental as a dental assistant since 2018. Penny is married to Jes and they have 2 children. In her spare time she loves camping, boating, snowmobiling, hunting and fishing with her family and friends.
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Rating 5.0 out of 5 based on 2 reviews
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6 years ago
A filing fell out while visiting the area. This dentist could see me on the same day and they charged a fair price for the work carried out.
Jessica J Drain
7 years ago
I've been going to Dr. Vesbach's since I moved to Columbus and have always thought highly of he and his staff, but the last couple of visits with my 5 year old son have just astounded me! My son recently (and unexpectedly) developed a major fear of going to the dentist. After one "failed" visit and when the second attempt seemed like it was going to be a no-go as well (and I was very frustrated), the staff managed the situation so professionally and helped ease my son's fears. They brought out this big stuffed kangaroo, "Roo," had my son brush his hilariously huge teeth and play with him until he was comfortable enough to go back into the exam room. Then, they proceeded to have him get up into the exam chair and hold Roo, so Dr. Vesbach could give him an exam, which he pretended to do and explained what he was doing the whole time (explanations really help ease my son's fears). When Dr. Vesbach was "done" with Roo, he asked him if he could look at his teeth the next time - he didn't even push the issue to do it that day (which I was thankful for). Today, at our third attempt, we were successful! Rebekka, the dental assistant, brought out Roo to get us from the waiting room - and my son was nothing but giggly and smiley! He held Roo's hand on the way back to the exam room, snuggled him close while in the exam chair, and nodded a smiley "yes" when Dr. Vesbach asked if he could "count" his teeth. Hooray! What amazing progress. I'm so grateful and thankful for this very professional dentist and office in our little neck of the woods!
Stephen Daltrey
7 years ago
A filing fell out while visiting the area. This dentist could see me on the same day and they charged a fair price for the work carried out.
Jessica J Drain
7 years ago
I've been going to Dr. Vesbach's since I moved to Columbus and have always thought highly of he and his staff, but the last couple of visits with my 5 year old son have just astounded me! My son recently (and unexpectedly) developed a major fear of going to the dentist. After one "failed" visit and when the second attempt seemed like it was going to be a no-go as well (and I was very frustrated), the staff managed the situation so professionally and helped ease my son's fears. They brought out this big stuffed kangaroo, "Roo," had my son brush his hilariously huge teeth and play with him until he was comfortable enough to go back into the exam room. Then, they proceeded to have him get up into the exam chair and hold Roo, so Dr. Vesbach could give him an exam, which he pretended to do and explained what he was doing the whole time (explanations really help ease my son's fears). When Dr. Vesbach was "done" with Roo, he asked him if he could look at his teeth the next time - he didn't even push the issue to do it that day (which I was thankful for). Today, at our third attempt, we were successful! Rebekka, the dental assistant, brought out Roo to get us from the waiting room - and my son was nothing but giggly and smiley! He held Roo's hand on the way back to the exam room, snuggled him close while in the exam chair, and nodded a smiley "yes" when Dr. Vesbach asked if he could "count" his teeth. Hooray! What amazing progress. I'm so grateful and thankful for this very professional dentist and office in our little neck of the woods!
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