Returning to Chicago, he was employed in domestic and international industrial chemical sales and marketing for three years. He was then admitted to the Loyola University College of Dentistry. He graduated from Loyola in 1983, receiving his Doctorate of Dental Surgery. He then became a clinical in house and field consultant for Delta Dental of Illinois.

In 1987 he opened Dental Concepts. He has taken many hours of continuing education to keep his practice 'cutting edge.' He has been involved in implant dentistry since 1988. He has studied at the McGarry Implant Institute, workshops for Den-Mat Corporation (LUMINEERS) and Misch International Implant Institute.

The Misch Faculty nominated Dr. Moore after completing both the surgical and prosthetic courses. Dr. Moore was required to take extensive written examinations covering dogmatic, surgical and prosthetic aspects of modern implant dentistry.

Compared to getting a new denture, partial, or having a traditional bridge made, dental implants are the only type of restoration that mimics the look and feel of natural teeth. As such, they've become the gold standard for tooth replacement treatments in modern dentistry.

Non-Invasive to Other Teeth - A traditional bridge calls for reshaping healthy virgin teeth on either side of the missing one, permanently altering their structure. Implants are stand-alone restorations that function independently of other teeth.

Enhance Your Facial Profile and Bone Anatomy - By design, implants trigger bone development in the area where they are placed. This permanently fuses the implant to the mouth and preserves natural bone height in the jaw, limiting the 'sunken' appearance usually seen after tooth loss.