Dr. Renee (Reilly) Doyle DMD MS PC is a board certified orthodontist. She was born and raised in Columbia, IL and is a graduate of Columbia High School. For her undergraduate studies, she attended the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign where she earned a bachelor of science in Chemistry. She went on to earn her doctorate of dental medicine at Southern Illinois University School of Dental Medicine in Alton, IL. Following dental school, she continued her education at Saint Louis University Center for Advanced Dental Education. She completed a 30 month residency of specialized training in orthodontics and received a specialty Certificate in Orthodontics as well as a Master of Science in Dentistry and Orthodontics.
Dr. Doyle is an active member of the American Dental Association, the American Association of Orthodontics, the St. Clair District Dental Society, and the Orthodontic Education and Research Foundation. Locally, she is a member of Immaculate Conception Church and the Columbia Kiwanis Club (Terrific Kids Advisor).
Dr. Doyle resides in Columbia, IL with her two children Bryce and Hudson, and golden retriever, Cally. Outside of the office, Dr. Doyle enjoys running, golfing and spending time with family and friends.
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Orthodontic care should be easy and affordable. We will work directly with you insurance provider and offer in-office payment plans that will fit your needs and budget. We are an in-network provider to most major insurance providers.
We are proud to say that our braces are made in the USA! The products that we use are on the forefront of comfort and technology, allowing us to offer our patients the very best in orthodontic care. We could not be happier to support American workers and American factories!
Your individualized treatment plan will be delivered with one-on-one care from Dr. Doyle. She is chairside at every visit and takes the time to talk with each patient and parent to discuss progress. We want your smile to last a lifetime, so we focus on the health of the teeth before, during, and after treatment. Dr. Doyle works with other members of your dental health team to achieve optimum results.
Training makes all the difference. When looking for orthodontic care, there are many options, but not all outcomes are equal. Treatment outcomes are only as good as the person directing them. Dr. Doyle is a graduate of the University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign, Southern Illinois University School of Dental Medicine and Saint Louis University Center of Advanced Dental Education. Beyond her Doctorate of Dental Medicine, she holds a Master of Science Degree in Orthodontics. As a student, Dr. Doyle took special interest in research. Her research focused on palatal expanders an appliance often used to correct crossbites. Dr. Doyle is a board certified orthodontist, the highest national level of certification an orthodontist can achieve.
We utilize the latest technology in our practice to make treatment more comfortable and efficient. Our goal is to deliver the best quality of care in the shortest amount of time. We also utilize a revolutionary digital scanner to eliminate the unpleasant goopy impressions for braces and Invisalign. We use the latest in digital charting and record keeping, which allows us to analyze your treatment in every detail. Along with this, our digital radiographs and 3D models offer state of the art imagery to both analyze and monitor your treatment from start to finish.
Being a teen isnt easy! With school, sports, and all the activities and social pressures they face, their smile is the last thing they need to worry about. While we cant help with homework or getting ready for the next big game, we can assure that they will love their new smile! Dr. Doyle strives in making every effort to ensure that the trip to the orthodontist is time efficient, convenient, and a positive experience for her patients and their busy lifestyles. When you come to our office, youll quickly realize that you are now part of our close knit family, and we will always treat you as such- providing personalized care. At Doyle Orthodontics, we also recognize teens as unique individuals and provide a variety of treatment options to meet their individual needs and individual smiles. And best of all, with the innovative approaches to orthodontic care that are available today, we do this in the shortest time possible.
Regardless of our age, were all entitled to have a smile that we can be proud of. Gone are the days where being an adult is seen as a barrier to receiving orthodontic treatment. In fact, 25-30% of todays orthodontic patients are adults. There are lots of reasons why you might consider treatment as an adult. Perhaps you are noticing tooth wear as a result of an improper bite. Or maybe you just want to feel more confident about your smile. Regardless of the motivation, Dr. Doyle will work with you to find a solution tailored to meet your needs and situation. Our office is truly meant for all ages. Adult orthodontic treatment has become much more convenient and comfortable in recent years. Advances in appliance and wire technology have made having braces as an adult much easier. At Doyle Orthodontics, we understand that many busy adults are looking for the most effective, efficient adult orthodontic treatment possible. We offer the highest quality clear braces and adult Invisalign appliances that can help you achieve the bite and smile you deserve in the shortest time possible.
Though many orthodontic problems can wait to be corrected after all the baby teeth have fallen out, there are some orthodontic problems that are better corrected at a younger age. The goal of early treatment (often referred to as Phase 1 treatment) is to correct the growth of the jaw and certain bite problems, such as an underbite. Early treatment can also help to make room for permanent teeth to come in properly, reducing the complexity of orthodontic treatment in the future. Orthodontic problems that are often better corrected early are: severe crowding, eruption problems, open bite, deep bite, crossbite, large overbite, underbite, narrow jaws, harmful habits and severely protruded front teeth. Two Phased Treatment Plan Phase 1 (early treatment) occurs when the child still has a mix of primary and permanent teeth. It is usually started between the ages of 7 to 10. Phase 1 treatment typically ranges from 6 12 months in duration. In most cases, additional treatment will still be needed to align new, permanent teeth and address bite problems not fully corrected in Phase 1. This additional treatment using a full set of braces is called Phase 2. In between Phase 1 and Phase 2, your child may need to wear retainers or a holding wire to maintain teeth and jaw positioning. Your child will see the orthodontist for periodic checks to evaluate his/her jaw development and eruption progress and to decide on the best time to start Phase 2 treatment.
Surgical orthodontics or orthognathic surgery, is a combination of orthodontics and jaw surgery to correct dental and skeletal deformities in adult patients. Typically, jaw growth stops by age 16 in females and 18 in males. In order to receive orthognathic surgery, the jaw must be done growing. The need for surgical orthodontics occurs when the jaws do not line up correctly, and a proper bite cannot be achieved with orthodontic treatment alone. Orthognathic surgery will help properly align the jaw, and orthodontic braces will then be used to move the teeth into their proper position.
How will I know if I need jaw surgery? Dr. Doyle can tell you if orthognathic surgery is needed as part of your treatment. Depending on the severity of your case and the alignment of your jaws, you may or may not need surgery.
How does orthognathic surgery happen? Braces are generally placed initially for a period of 8-12 months to begin aligning the teeth. When you are then ready for the procedure, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon will perform your orthognathic surgery, and the surgery will take place in a hospital. Orthognathic surgery can take several hours depending on each individual case. Once the surgery is complete, you will have about a two-week rest period. Since orthognathic surgery is a major treatment, we recommend that you schedule some time away from work and school during the healing process. After your jaw has healed, your orthodontist will once again fine-tune your bite, and most braces are removed within six to 12 months following surgery. After your braces are removed, you will wear a retainer for one year full time, and then to bed lifetime, to help maintain your new smile. We are happy to answer any remaining questions you may have, and provide you with additional information. Please contact our office for an initial examination to find out more about your specific treatment options.