Our team of passionate dental professionals are dedicated to providing a comfortable environment and offering the very best care to help you achieve optimal oral health and put your best smile forward.

With two locations in northeast Iowa, Moellers & Moellers Family Dentistry is proud to serve patients from local and rural communities around Decorah, Waukon, and Lansing as well as southwest Wisconsin and southeast Minnesota.

Heather was born in Waterloo, Iowa. Her mother is glad that she is back in Iowa and close to home. Heather is the first in her family to attend university. She earned a Bachelors Degree in both Biology AND German at the University of Iowa. While at dental school, Heather was an over-achiever again. She graduated not only with her Doctorate in Dental Surgery, but also with a Public Health Distinction. Her emphasis on public health while in dental school helped her to earn a scholarship from the National Health Service Corps. Following graduation, Heather worked for about three years in a very remote part of far northern Wisconsin. Having endured long Wisconsin winters, she is now ready to embrace a mild Iowa winter again.

Eric is glad to live and work in northeast Iowa where campgrounds, hiking trails, and swift streams are abundant. He is looking forward to sharing his joy for the outdoors with his growing family, which now includes a toddler and a newborn

Sam attended Rochester Community and Technical College where she earned her associates and Dental Assistant Degree. Sam looks forward to working with a variety of people and helping achieve their dental needs!

Danielle is a Decorah native and attended University of Northern Iowa and Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) where she earned her dental assisting degree and associates. After being in dentistry for 10 years, she always finds ways to grow and learn. Danielle enjoys getting to know and learn about her patients and helping them on their journey to healthy teeth and a beautiful SMILE.

She lives in Decorah with her husband Dustin and two sons, Dakota and Daxton. Most weekends in the summer you can find Danielle living out of the camper, kayaking, hiking, and biking with the family and enjoying the great outdoors. Winter you can find Danielle racing her boys down the sledding hill, attending many school events and keeping up with her busy boys schedules. Oh yes, cant forget her cute adorable pugs Ole and Sven and her cat Lena.

In 1982 Coral attended the University of Missouri Kansas City Dental School where she received her bachelors degree in Dental Hygiene. For 26 years she worked in Kansas City for a periodontist (gum surgeon).

She worked in the medical world for 36 years before deciding to take a new adventure in the dental field here with us at Moellers and Moellers Family Dentistry. She really enjoys learning new things every day at work and getting to know all of our great patients.

Pam has three grown children and three grandchildren and lives with her sweet dog Bentley in Lansing. She loves spending her weekends and days off hiking, biking, boating, traveling, or just enjoying time with her family and friends!

Originally from Pepin Wisconsin, but now residing in Harpers Ferry Iowa- Cyndi Graduated from Kirkwood Community College in 1984 with an Associate of Applied Science degree and a Diploma in Dental Assisting. This is a career she enjoyed for 16 years and after a lapse, she has come back and joins us at Moellers and Moellers Family Dentistry. She really likes helping people become comfortable with their dental care and not ever be embarrassed or afraid to come in! Cyndi has 3 grown children, Chris, Bethany, and Max, and 5 grandchildren. She loves spending time with family and friends and enjoys sunny days on the Mississippi river whenever possible!

Evan was born and raised in Austin, MN. She married her husband, Shane, on Sept 13, 2008. In June 2019 Evan and her family moved to Decorah. She has two daughters (Brekyn and Kinsley) and an Australian shepherd named Copper. In her free time she enjoys biking, reading and spending time with friends and family.

Todays advanced techniques and materials can make a real difference. The skill, experience, and commitment of our practice using a unique combination of science and artistry can literally redesign your smile.

Crowns: When a tooths structure is compromised, a crown can rebuild it. An impression is made, and a temporary crown will be placed while the nal restoration is completed. Once ready, it will be cemented into place, and the tooth is restored to optimal shape and function.

Bridges: Used to replace a missing tooth, a bridge uses teeth on either side of the missing tooth for support of a new tooth. A bridge is typically made of crowns on either side of the missing tooth or teeth supporting the false tooth and is cemented in place.

Sealants: Dental sealants are used to coat and seal the teeth, helping prevent food and bacteria from getting into the tiny grooves in the teeth and causing decay. With proper dental home care, sealants will reduce your risk for tooth decay, lowering the risk for llings.

Invisalign: When looking to improve your smile with straighter teeth and a more aligned bite, clear aligners can be an excellent treatment option due to their ability to achieve proper alignment while minimally visible when worn.

Implant placement: Replacing a missing tooth can be accomplished with a dental implant that restores the mouth to ideal function. An implant is a substitute for a missing tooth root and helps to stabilize the surrounding bone.

Partial Dentures: When circumstances do not allow for a bridge or dental implants, removable partial dentures are an excellent option to replace missing teeth. They provide improved esthetics and improve overall function for eating and speech and are designed to be removable without the assistance of a dental professional. Complete

Dentures: Removable dentures are an excellent treatment option for patients requiring the replacement of all teeth in the upper and/or lower arch of the mouth. They provide improved overall esthetics by replacing missing teeth in the mouth and improving overall eating and speech function. Dentures are created by impressions of your mouth and a try-in tting to ensure the best nal t.