TL;DR
Stone Falls Dental Care sits at 4945 Stone Falls Center, Suite A, on Frank Scott Parkway in O’Fallon, about four to five road miles southwest of downtown. From State Street, take US-50 west and Hartman Lane south; from I-64, use exit 16 at Green Mount Road and turn west on the parkway. Expect roughly ten to fifteen minutes outside rush hour. The practice has served O’Fallon since 2004, opens at 8 AM on weekdays, stays until 6 PM on Mondays, and has run new-patient offers such as a $49 welcome exam.
The drive from O’Fallon
From downtown O’Fallon, take State Street west to US-50, then Hartman Lane south to Frank Scott Parkway, roughly ten to fifteen minutes. From I-64, exit 16 at Green Mount Road, go south, then about two miles west on the parkway.
Where is Stone Falls Dental Care in O’Fallon?
The office is at 4945 Stone Falls Center, Suite A, O’Fallon, IL 62269, on the north side of Frank Scott Parkway a short way east of Old Collinsville Road. It sits in the southwest part of the O’Fallon area, closer to the Swansea and Shiloh lines than to the historic downtown that grew up around the old railroad depot in the 1850s.
One detail saves people a wrong turn. St. Clair County names the stretch between Old Collinsville Road and Green Mount Road both Frank Scott Parkway East and Thouvenot Lane, and some map apps show only the second name. If your phone tells you to stay on Thouvenot Lane, you’re on the right road. Look for the Stone Falls Center sign.
How do I drive to the office from downtown O’Fallon or I-64?
From downtown, the simplest route is State Street west to US-50, then south on Hartman Lane until it meets the parkway, and a right turn toward Old Collinsville Road. That’s about four and a half miles, or ten to fifteen minutes outside the evening rush.
Coming off I-64, use exit 16 for Green Mount Road, head south a half mile to Frank Scott Parkway East, and turn right; the office is a little under two miles west. Give yourself a few extra minutes at the evening rush, when traffic builds on US-50 and at the interstate ramps.
How long has the practice cared for O’Fallon patients?
Since 2004. In 2026 the practice marked its 22nd year of seeing patients from O’Fallon and the rest of the Metro East. The town’s ties to Scott Air Force Base run through the office too: Dr. Prane served as a U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander, and much of the team has served or has family in uniform.
O’Fallon’s own city flag carries airplanes for Scott Air Force Base, where many residents work in uniform and in civil service. Patients from every background are welcome; the military connection is simply part of who works here.
When is the office open for O’Fallon patients?
The current schedule runs Monday 8 AM to 6 PM, Tuesday 8 AM to 5 PM, Wednesday and Thursday 8 AM to 4 PM, and Friday 8 AM to 2 PM, with weekends closed. Monday’s later close is the one most commuters ask about, since it leaves room to come straight from work.
To book, call (618) 624-2800 or send an appointment request online. A scheduling coordinator calls back to confirm the time, and the registration forms can be printed and filled in at home so the first visit starts in the chair instead of the waiting room.
What should a new patient from O’Fallon expect to pay for a first visit?
That depends on your coverage and on which introductory offers are running. The practice has offered a $49 welcome exam with X-rays and a regular cleaning for new patients without gum disease, and a free consultation or second opinion. Ask the front desk which are current, or see the get-acquainted offers.
With insurance, the team runs a complimentary benefits check before treatment so you know what your plan covers. The practice accepts most plans, including Delta, BCBS and the military plans, and CareCredit is available for larger work.