TL;DR
From Collinsville, take IL-159 south past the catsup bottle water tower, through Fairview Heights and across I-64 at St. Clair Square, to Frank Scott Parkway; turn left and go about a mile east. It’s roughly eight miles and fifteen to twenty minutes outside rush hour. The practice offers family dentistry along with oral appliances for sleep apnea and snoring from a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, and Invisalign with intraoral scanning.
The drive from Collinsville
From downtown Collinsville, follow IL-159 (Morrison Avenue) south through Fairview Heights and across I-64 at exit 12, then turn left on Frank Scott Parkway and drive about a mile east. Allow fifteen to twenty minutes.
How do I drive from Collinsville to Stone Falls Dental Care?
Stay on IL-159 the whole way. In Collinsville the route runs along Morrison Avenue, past the Brooks Catsup Bottle water tower at 800 South Morrison, built in 1949 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2002. Keep heading south through Fairview Heights, cross I-64 at the St. Clair Square interchange, and continue about two miles to Frank Scott Parkway.
Turn left onto the parkway and drive roughly a mile east. The office is at 4945 Stone Falls Center, Suite A, on the north side near Old Collinsville Road, an apt name for anyone coming from your direction. Door to door from downtown Collinsville is about eight miles and fifteen to twenty minutes outside rush hour.
Is Collinsville in Madison County or St. Clair County?
Mostly Madison County. Collinsville lies mainly in Madison County with a smaller part in St. Clair County, and it’s about fourteen miles east of St. Louis. Our office is in St. Clair County, which matters only for things like county road notices; dental insurance and care work the same on either side of the line.
The line runs through familiar places. Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site carries a Collinsville address, for instance, yet sits on the St. Clair County side. For the drive to Frank Scott Parkway, though, the county line never comes up: IL-159 crosses it without ceremony on the way south.
Can a dentist near Collinsville treat sleep apnea and snoring?
Yes, with a custom oral appliance. Dr. Carleigh Prane is a certified local member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine and trained in oral appliance therapy. The order matters: a board-certified sleep physician diagnoses obstructive sleep apnea first, then Dr. Prane fits an FDA-cleared appliance, such as the TAP 3 Elite, and follows up as you adjust.
Most people get used to wearing one within about a week, and most medical insurance plans cover sleep apnea appliances. The practice offers a free consultation for anyone who snores or can’t tolerate CPAP. Read more on the sleep apnea treatment page.
Does the office near Collinsville offer Invisalign?
It does. The practice uses intraoral scanning for Invisalign, which lets you preview how your smile could look and moves treatment along faster than waiting on impressions. The practice has run a $1,500 discount on full Invisalign cases with a free consultation, for new and existing patients alike.
Clear aligners suit many adults and teens with crowding or spacing, but not every bite. The consultation is where Dr. Prane looks at your teeth and tells you plainly whether aligners are a good fit.