Danville Dentistry has been a thriving practice for over 40 years and has continued to grow and change over the years in order to provide the best oral health services and patient care possible. Dr. Feyock had the opportunity to join the Danville Dentistry team in 2005 and has enjoyed making continual efforts to improve the experiences of her patients.
She and her staff are dedicated to treating their patients with compassionate care, honesty, and respect, and spend much time engaging and educating their patients to create a team approach to achieving life long oral health and wellness. As Dr. Feyock and the Danville Dentistry Team continue to treat many patients who have been with the practice for decades, we continue to welcome those who wish to join our practice anew.
At Danville Dentistry you will always feel comfortable, will receive a high level of care, and can be assured that you will consistently receive clinical excellence from our doctors and staff. Please meet the wonderful people who make Danville Dentistry such a unique and caring practice.
She and her staff are dedicated to treating their patients with compassionate care, honesty, and respect, and spend much time engaging and educating their patients to create a team approach to achieving life long oral health and wellness. As Dr. Feyock and the Danville Dentistry Team continue to treat many patients who have been with the practice for decades, we continue to welcome those who wish to join our practice anew.
At Danville Dentistry you will always feel comfortable, will receive a high level of care, and can be assured that you will consistently receive clinical excellence from our doctors and staff. Please meet the wonderful people who make Danville Dentistry such a unique and caring practice.
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The authenticity and openness with which Dr. Feyock engages her patients immediately places them at ease and fosters a true yet professional connection.
Dr. Feyock's patients often express a deep trust in her and her abilities and know that they are receiving a very high level of compassionate care.
Dr. Feyock's carefully and precisely crafted dentistry, her focus on wellness from a whole health perspective, and her centered attention on each patient is what she is honored to provide for each and every one of her patients.
Dr. Feyock's patients often express a deep trust in her and her abilities and know that they are receiving a very high level of compassionate care.
Dr. Feyock's carefully and precisely crafted dentistry, her focus on wellness from a whole health perspective, and her centered attention on each patient is what she is honored to provide for each and every one of her patients.
Kristine began her dental career over 26 years ago as a Registered Dental Assistant and then later transitioned into becoming an Office Manager which makes her extremely well-versed in so many facets of oral health care.
We are ecstatic to have had Kristine join our Danville Dentistry Team in March of 2020!
There is no task too big or too small for Kristine.
She literally lends a helping hand in any way that she can to our team and our patients on a daily basis.
Her kind and caring demeanor and constant support and dedication makes everyone's day a better one!
We are ecstatic to have had Kristine join our Danville Dentistry Team in March of 2020!
There is no task too big or too small for Kristine.
She literally lends a helping hand in any way that she can to our team and our patients on a daily basis.
Her kind and caring demeanor and constant support and dedication makes everyone's day a better one!
An exam that incorporates the evaluation of all oral and related structures.
This should be performed at regular intervals and no less than once per year for maintenance of optimal oral health.
Measurement of the bone level and gingival tissue support of each tooth to evaluate one's periodontal health and/or disease.
These measurements should be taken at least once per year for teen or adult patients lacking periodontal disease and more often for those who have been diagnosed with some degree of periodontal disease.
This should be performed at regular intervals and no less than once per year for maintenance of optimal oral health.
Measurement of the bone level and gingival tissue support of each tooth to evaluate one's periodontal health and/or disease.
These measurements should be taken at least once per year for teen or adult patients lacking periodontal disease and more often for those who have been diagnosed with some degree of periodontal disease.
Crowns (often termed "caps") are used to restore severely broken down or root canal treated teeth.
Crowns provide circumferential coverage around an individual tooth to "splint" the remaining tooth structure together to best preserve the tooth structure over the long term.
Some indications for crowns include the presence of large existing restorations that might be failing or broken leaving insufficient healthy tooth structure to restore with a composite restoration.
Crowns are also indicated to "splint" and preserve tooth structure when multiple fractures or cracks are observed in the remaining tooth structure.
Crowns provide circumferential coverage around an individual tooth to "splint" the remaining tooth structure together to best preserve the tooth structure over the long term.
Some indications for crowns include the presence of large existing restorations that might be failing or broken leaving insufficient healthy tooth structure to restore with a composite restoration.
Crowns are also indicated to "splint" and preserve tooth structure when multiple fractures or cracks are observed in the remaining tooth structure.
Inlays are lab fabricated restorations that restore a portion of a tooth surrounded by healthy tooth structure on most sides.
Inlays (often ceramic) are utilized when more strength is needed than a composite restoration can provide.
Onlays are lab fabricated restorations that restore a larger portion of missing tooth structure including a portion of the external tooth structure (often referred to as cusps).
If significant tooth structure is missing (including one or more cusps), an onlay (often ceramic) may be the ideal restoration if there is sufficient remaining healthy tooth structure to ensure a predictable long term prognosis.
Inlays (often ceramic) are utilized when more strength is needed than a composite restoration can provide.
Onlays are lab fabricated restorations that restore a larger portion of missing tooth structure including a portion of the external tooth structure (often referred to as cusps).
If significant tooth structure is missing (including one or more cusps), an onlay (often ceramic) may be the ideal restoration if there is sufficient remaining healthy tooth structure to ensure a predictable long term prognosis.
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Bill Shewry
Jul 27, 2022
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