Absolutely! Give us a call at 918-272-5387. We can usually accommodate emergencies same or next day. Don't be discouraged if the first appointment for a cleaning is a few months away. We work an active call list and will likely get you in sooner if you want as our schedule changes or appts. become available! And just know- we will take and make the same time for you as we do our established patients! We look forward to meeting you!

Short answer? Probably! We are “in network” with Blue Cross Blue Shield and Delta Dental Premier, but we take most insurances. Unless your policy has a very restricted network of providers, many policies allow you to see your choice of providers and you’ll just pay the difference between their network provider and the doctor of your choice. Many of our patients have policies we are not “in network” with, so if you have question or concern, just give us a call!

Most insurance policies cover part or all of your annual cleanings and we will can check with your policy and let you know what their rate is. If you have no insurance, please call our office for prices and services.

Well, we know this isn’t a popular answer, but it really depends! One tooth might just need smoothed, another might need a crown, or in some cases a tooth might not be salvageable. We will look at your situation and give you the very best options we can, and let you choose!

This could indicate an infection, but also may be caused by other things like a deep cavity or crack, or an inflamed nerve. It’s important for you to make an appointment with a dentist soon to get it checked out.

Contrary to popular belief, bleeding isn’t a sign that you are brushing too hard. In fact, it actually means your tooth care needs to be more aggressive. Bleeding results from infection and increased bacteria present in the area. Flossing correctly will help immensely, so make an appointment so we can evaluate the health of your gums.

This usually means you have decay somewhere, and may need a cavity filled. It can also be caused by older restorations that have begun to break down or leak, or gum recession. Make an appointment with a dentist soon to prevent an emergency and more expensive treatment.

Cold sensitivity could indicate decay, but If the pain lingers long after exposure, your nerve may be inflamed and sensitive. This could mean you need a root canal or extraction. Make an appointment soon.

“Tea is from the devil.” - Susan We’ll just leave that there. :-) But if you love your coffee or tea, and still want to brighten your smile.. we can help you out! Just ask us!

This could be a sign of gum disease, and something you’ll want to get checked out to see if you can reverse. Sometimes cavities can create this problem too. Floss, brush, and see a dentist soon.

Not kidding… we don’t care where you go, but get this checked out immediately – do not procrastinate. This could mean you have an infection and you don’t want to ignore this symptom because these type of infections can get serious very quickly. And if you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, call 911 right away. But get this checked out!!

While it’s widely believed that root canals are painful, what most people don’t realize is that it’s actually infection that is painful. Root canals often relieve the pain, and usually fairly quickly.

The American Academy of Pediatrics would say 6 months, but many of our parents wait until 2 or 3. We wouldn’t encourage waiting much longer than that. Around that time, we would schedule a “happy visit” because that is how we want your child to feel when they leave!

To keep ourselves in business, of course!! No seriously, dentists are just like everyone else, and we like our treats. You can eat them here or at home… just brush and FLOSS, FLOSS, FLOSS!!!!

No. Yes, they have the same last name, and have been friends for decades, so they act like sisters too. But no. And yes… that was one of our most frequently asked questions!