There are a lot of dentists in Broken Arrow. Here is what is actually different about this one, stated plainly enough that you can check it.
You Get the Price Before the Treatment
The single most common complaint about dental care is a bill that turns up bigger than expected. We check your insurance before your first appointment, tell you what your plan covers, and tell you what is left for you to pay. If a treatment plan runs to several appointments, it can be staged so the cost spreads out.
This is why the front desk asks for your insurance details when you book rather than when you arrive. It gives them time to call the carrier instead of guessing.
Two Dentists Means There Is Usually Room
A single-dentist practice has to choose between a long procedure and a full day of checkups. With two dentists, an emergency does not push everybody else’s appointment into next month. If you call with a broken tooth or an abscess, there is a good chance of being seen the same day.
Sedation for People Who Have Been Putting It Off
Some patients have not seen a dentist in ten years, and almost always the reason is fear. Oral sedation and nitrous oxide are both available here, and the visit can be planned around them: longer appointment, more explanation, several procedures grouped into one sitting instead of four separate ones.
Tell the front desk when you book. It changes how the appointment is scheduled, and it is not something to spring on us when you are already in the chair.
More Than 20 Insurance Plans
We work with over twenty dental plans, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Delta Dental, Humana, MetLife, United Healthcare and United Concordia, which covers Tricare and Active Duty plans. Veteran patients are welcome by VA referral. Acceptance depends on your individual policy, so the front desk checks rather than assumes. The full list is on the payment options page.
One Office for Every Age
Children, teenagers, adults and older patients are all treated here. That means a family can book back to back and cover everybody in one trip, and it means the practice already has the history when something changes. A parent does not have to run a child to a separate pediatric office and then drive across town for their own cleaning.
A Rating You Can Go and Check
The practice is rated 4.9 on Google from 449 reviews, read in September 2026. That figure is on the Google Business Profile, not just on this website, and anybody can go and look at it. The reviews we quote on this site are copied word for word from that listing, including the four-star one.
Call (918) 355-1391 or use the contact form to book.