Park Place Dental Group - Godfrey

Park Place Dental Group - Godfrey is a well-established dental clinic located at 1203 W Delmar Ave, Godfrey, IL 62035. It is part of a larger network of Park Place Dental Group offices, indicating a structured and multi-location practice rather than an individual practitioner. The clinic is dedicated to providing comprehensive dental care, encompassing general, restorative, and cosmetic dentistry. Their services include, but are not limited to, routine dental exams and cleanings, fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, and dental implants. They also offer more specialized treatments like root canal therapy, tooth extractions, and cosmetic procedures such as teeth whitening and porcelain veneers. Notably, they provide Invisalign clear braces for discreet teeth straightening and even BOTOX® and dermal fillers for facial aesthetics and TMD treatment. A significant aspect of Park Place Dental Group - Godfrey's philosophy is their patient-centered care. They emphasize creating a welcoming and relaxing environment, particularly for patients who experience dental anxiety. Numerous testimonials highlight the friendly, understanding, and highly skilled staff, including dentists like Dr. Molly Stice, Dr. Grant Russell, and Dr. Jaxsen Helmkamp, who are praised for their empathy, clear communication, and ability to put patients at ease. The clinic prides itself on utilizing state-of-the-art procedures and equipment, ensuring high-quality and long-lasting results. They maintain strict sterilization and cross-contamination protocols, adhering to standards set by the ADA, OSHA, and CDC. The broader Park Place Dental Group was founded by Dr. Kevin Shelton in 2003, with the Swansea office being the original location. The group has since expanded to multiple locations, including Godfrey, Shiloh, Glen Carbon, and Belleville, demonstrating a history of growth and a commitment to serving various communities. Their focus remains on preventative care and patient education, aiming for "dental health care" rather than just "disease care."