TL;DR
From Shiloh, Stone Falls Dental Care is one straight drive west on Frank Scott Parkway East, about four miles from the village center and roughly ten minutes outside rush hour. The route passes the Memorial Hospital Shiloh campus on Cross Street and crosses Green Mount Road before reaching the office near Old Collinsville Road. The practice sees whole families, from a child’s first visit to periodontal care for adults, and has run new-patient offers including a $49 welcome exam and a free second opinion.
The drive from Shiloh
From Shiloh, take Cross Street to Frank Scott Parkway East and head west about two and a half miles, crossing Green Mount Road. Allow about ten minutes outside rush hour.
How far is Stone Falls Dental Care from Shiloh?
About four miles by road from the middle of the village, and roughly ten minutes with ordinary traffic. Shiloh may have the simplest route of any town we serve, because the parkway that carries our address reaches right into the village at Cross Street. Pick it up at Cross Street, drive west, and you won’t make another turn until you reach Stone Falls Center.
Along the way you pass the Memorial Hospital Shiloh campus at 1404 Cross Street, cross Green Mount Road, and continue toward Old Collinsville Road. The office sits on the north side of the parkway, Suite A, a short distance before that intersection.
Is Frank Scott Parkway East still under construction near Shiloh?
St. Clair County has been widening the parkway in stages for years, so expect the occasional cone. The county widened several intersections starting in 2016, added lanes from IL-159 to Old Collinsville Road in 2018, and finished the segment from Old Collinsville Road to Green Mount Road in 2021. The last stretch still planned for five lanes runs between Green Mount Road and Cross Street, on Shiloh’s side of the drive.
Federal funds secured by Congressman Mike Bost are paying for much of that work, along with a planned extension of the parkway east toward Air Mobility Drive. Check the county highway department’s closures page before an early appointment if you’re unsure which lanes are open.
Where did Shiloh get its name?
From a church. In April 1807, a revival camp meeting led by the Rev. William McKendree gathered at a spot then called Three Springs, and the log Shiloh Meeting House built there afterward became the first Methodist church in St. Clair County. The village and township took their name from it, and the congregation is counted among the longest-organized United Methodist churches in Illinois.
Shiloh counted 14,098 residents at the 2020 census, and Scott Air Force Base lies just to its southeast.
Can my whole Shiloh family see the same dentist?
Yes. Dr. Carleigh Prane treats children, parents and grandparents, so a household can keep everyone’s care in one office instead of three. For young children, the page on a child’s first dental visit explains what that first appointment looks like and how to prepare.
Adults get the same steady attention. Our hygienists, Susanne and Kalyne among them, come up by name in recent Google reviews, and gum problems are treated in-house, including with Perio Protect trays worn at home for minutes a day. One patient described his gums as having “virtually no issues any more” after that treatment (Ethan M., Google review).