Ranked #9 in New Albany

Dr. Danielle Periago

Directory information score: 18/100
Profile updated July 8, 2026

Dr. Danielle Periago is a dental practice in New Albany, IN. Services include Dentist, orthodontist, medical service organizations. Website: https://linktr.ee/Periago_Orthodontics.

Directory information score for Dr. Danielle Periago

Fixed points summarize recorded information, not service quality. Missing data adds no points and may explain a lower score. Listed credentials and press mentions are not independently verified by this score.

Public rating
N/A/5 → 0 / 35 points
Review Volume
0 reviews → 0 / 20 points
Listed credentials
None listed → 0 / 5 points
Listed press mentions
0 mentions → 0 / 3 points
Web Presence
11 / 20 points
Profile information
7 / 15 points

Key facts

Location
New Albany, IN
Address
3007 Charlestown Crossing Way
Website
Phone
+18129445595
Email
marketing@periagoortho.com

Frequently asked questions

What is Dr. Danielle Periago's ranking among dentists in New Albany?
Dr. Danielle Periago is ranked #9 in New Albany with a Directory information score of 18/100. This score is based on recorded public reviews, listed credentials, press recognition, web presence, and experience.
Is Dr. Danielle Periago accepting new patients?
New patient availability for Dr. Danielle Periago is not listed in our directory. Contact the practice directly at +18129445595 to confirm.
What dental services does Dr. Danielle Periago offer?
Dr. Danielle Periago's specific services are not yet catalogued in our directory. Review the practice's website at https://linktr.ee/Periago_Orthodontics or contact the practice directly.
What insurance does Dr. Danielle Periago accept?
Insurance information for Dr. Danielle Periago is not listed in our directory. Contact the practice directly to verify accepted plans.
How do I contact Dr. Danielle Periago?
To contact Dr. Danielle Periago: Visit https://linktr.ee/Periago_Orthodontics to review their services, or call +18129445595, or email marketing@periagoortho.com. Most practices ask about insurance, availability, and dental history before scheduling a new patient appointment.