Meet The Doctors

Doctor John M. Falbo was born in Montgomery, West Virginia where he graduated from Montgomery High School in 1966.He attended West Virginia University and obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in biology in 1970.He then attended the West Virginia School of Dentistry and obtained a Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree in 1974.

Doctor Falbo has been in private practice since 1974 and maintains a busy general dentistry practice, which emphasizes cosmetic and dental implant restorative procedures.He is an active member of the dental community and is a member of the American Dental Association, West Virginia Dental Association, Kanawha Valley Dental Association, and the Virginia Street Study Club.

Doctor Falbo enjoys spending time with his wife, Marie and his nineteen-year-old son, Alex.He enjoys bike riding, weight training and reading, especially books and articles on history and current affairs.He is a loyal WVU Mountaineer fan and is dedicated to his dental practice and many patients.

Meet Daniel K. Monday D.D.S.

Doctor Monday was born and raised in Charleston, West Virginia where he graduated from Stonewall Jackson High School in 1986. He attended West Virginia University were he majored in biology and earned his B.A. in Liberal Arts. After graduation he attended the West Virginia School of Dentistry where he received his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree in 1993.

Doctor Monday has been in private practice since 1993 and has been working at Falbo and Monday, P.L.L.C since June of 1994. Doctor Monday maintains a cosmetic and restorative based practice that focuses on esthetic, implant and family dentistry. He is an active member of the American Dental Association, West Virginia Dental Association, Kanawha Valley Dental Association, and the Virginia Street Study Club.

In his spare time, Doctor Monday enjoys spending time with his wife Amy, stepdaughter Taylor, son Jayson, and his youngest daughter Sarah. They can normally be found at Summersville Lake spending hot summer weekends on their boat "Tooth Ferry". Doctor Monday also enjoys getting plenty of exercise, cheering on the Mountaineers, and most importantly, making people smile.

Meet Jack F. Shamblin, D.D.S.

Dr. Shamblin was born and raised in South Charleston, West Virginia where he graduated from South Charleston High School in 1955. He attended West Virginia University as a Pre-Dental major and played varsity basketball and baseball. He was accepted into the first Dental School Class at West Virginia University in 1957 and received his Doctor of Surgery degree in 1961.Upon graduation, Dr. Shamblin served as a Captain in the United States Air Force Dental Corps at Clark Field in the Philippines and Maxwell Air Force base in San Antonio from 1961 through 1964 providing medical and dental support for the Vietnam War effort. When Dr. Shamblin was discharged from the Air Force he returned to South Charleston and set up a private practice on "D" Street where he served as a general practitioner for 41 years. He joined Falbo & Monday, P.L.L.C in July of 2005. Dr. Shamblin's focus is on esthetic, implant and family dentistry.Dr. Shamblin is an avid golfer. He also loves to spend time in the mountains fly-fishing. Dr. Shamblin especially enjoys spending time with his wife Kay; his children Jack and Mark; Kay's children, Geoff, Rod and Chris; the daughter in laws, Missy, Lisa, Lisa, and Margaret, and all 10 of their grandchildren! Dr. Shamblin retired May 2011. We wish him the best!

Lydia R. Legg, D.D.S

Dr. Lydia Legg is a West Virginia native and is a 2007 graduate at West Virginia University School of Dentistry. After graduating Dental School Dr. Legg began practicing dentistry in her hometown of Clay West Virginia with her father R. Brooks Legg, Jr. D.D.S.

Dr. Legg has completed several postdoctoral programs at the Pankey Institute in Key Biscayne, FL and at the Eubank Teaching Institute in Plano, TX. There the focuses are on comprehensive care and TMJ therapy. She also has an Associate Fellowship for Er, Cr: YSGG Laser Dentistry by the World Clinical Laser Institute. To better serve her patients in rural WV, she obtained hospital privileges at Summersville Memorial Hospital in 2008. There she completed routine restorative care to patients while under general sedation.

Dr. Legg continues to serve her community and her country as a Captain in the U.S. Army Reserves. She has participated in several M.O.M. (Mission of Mercy) and Reach out America projects that provide general dentistry to underserved populations in West Virginia.

Last October, Dr. Legg was offered a resident position of Prosthodontics at the University of Florida, Gainesville. Prosthodontics is one of the seven specialties recognized by the American Dental Association. Her three-year residency will begin July 2012.

Dr. Legg is excited to be working with Doctors Falbo & Monday, enjoys interacting with her patients, and has a true passion for dentistry.

When Dr. Legg is not working she enjoys traveling, working out in the gym, drawing and painting, and spending time with family.