To find an Oklahoma City dentist who takes your insurance, give the office your full plan name before booking: 666 dentists are listed, and SoonerSelect members use a DentaQuest or Liberty Dental network. SoonerCare covers cleanings, tooth-colored or silver fillings, tooth removal and approved full or partial dentures for adults age 21 and older. Your medical plan and your dental plan can have different dentists. Your dental insurer's provider list lets you check the office and the treating dentist by name.
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17 local offices are listed under the dental group names below.
Aspen Dental in Oklahoma City: Aspen Dental - Oklahoma City, OK - Westgate, Scd Dental PC, Jacques Dupre, DDS, DMD, Mathew Berg, DDS, DMD.
Comfort Dental in Oklahoma City: Windsor Dental Partners PLLC, Comfort Dental - I-240 & Penn, David Gallardo Barajas, North May Dental Partners, LLC.
Affordable Dentures & Implants in Oklahoma City: Affordable Dentures & Implants, Affordable Dentures & Implants, Affordable Dentures & Implants - Oklahoma, PLLC, Affordable Dentures & Implants - Oklahoma City Iii, P.C..
ClearChoice in Oklahoma City: ClearChoice Dental Implant Center - Oklahoma City.
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The largest supported local categories include Dental Implants (128), Teeth Whitening (107), Cosmetic Dentists (104), Periodontists (76).
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Rated Oklahoma City offices average 4.64 stars across 70,824 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.59 statewide. 179 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 95 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: OKC Smiles Dentistry (Score 99, 5.0 stars, 1,006 reviews); Casady Square Orthodontics (Score 98, 5.0 stars, 958 reviews); Garrick Mcanear (Score 98, 5.0 stars, 823 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Dental Depot, with 3,914 reviews at 4.6 stars.
The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 207 dental offices: 73117 (79), 73112 (70), 73120 (58).
OHCA's choice line, 800-987-7767, can identify your SoonerSelect dental plan for choosing an Oklahoma City dentist from its provider list. Members can choose between the 2 dental plans.
Neighborhood Services Organization (NSO) charges $600 for a full denture set or $300 for an upper or lower denture, with cash due at the appointment. Its clinic is at 431 SW 11th Street. The dental phone is 405-236-0413.
An immediate denture adds $100 per denture. The current schedule charges $20 for a denture exam, $30 for the first X-ray and $60 for regular tooth removal.
NSO charges $190 for an upper flipper to replace 1 to 2 teeth. The price is $450 for a metal or Valplast metal partial. An immediate partial adds $90. Its upper and lower whitening trays cost $100.
The clinic treats patients age 6 and older. Its adult cleaning with fluoride costs $80; a child's costs $60. A deep cleaning is $280. These are cash prices, with payment due when you attend.
The adult benefit covers full and partial dentures with prior approval.
A second opinion comes before the final molds are made. The dentist can bill SoonerCare on that day. Once a full or partial denture has been billed, switching to the other kind may fall outside the benefit.
SoonerSelect dental members use DentaQuest at 833-479-0687 or Liberty Dental at 888-700-1093. The dental plan's member service can identify participating offices for the work you need.
Adults age 21 and older have SoonerCare benefits for cleanings, fluoride, fillings, dentures and tooth removal. Children under 21 also have benefits for root canals and crowns. The adult guide allows a routine cleaning once every 6 months.
SoonerCare's adult gum-treatment benefit requires approval for scaling and root planing. This is deep cleaning below the gums. OU's graduate gum clinic provides that care and gum surgery, through 405-271-7020.
At OU College of Dentistry, student care normally costs 40% to 60% less than private-practice fees. A student visit lasts about 3 hours during the day. The school chooses cases that fit its students' training needs. The first step is a request for a screening.
The adult student clinic serves ages 12 and older. Its services include dentures, crowns and root canals, with intake at 405-271-7744. Patients generally pay before care. Some work outside insurance coverage can qualify for the school's aid funds.
OU takes patients with and without dental insurance. For plans that have a contract with the school, OU bills the plan and collects your share. For other plans, you pay the full fee when treated. The school can file your claim, and the plan pays you back.
OU's insurer contracts vary by clinic. Payment options include cash, Visa, Discover and MasterCard. The school can arrange advance payment for care. Pediatric patients may pay at the end of the visit.
Student-clinic guests at 1201 North Stonewall Avenue can have Stonewall Garage, P4, parking validated at dental check-in or check-out.
OU's advanced general dentistry clinic offers dentures, implants and care to save teeth. Its screening line is 405-271-5222. Licensed dentists in the graduate clinics work with teachers who are specialists.
OU's graduate braces treatment uses a screening to select cases for its orthodontic clinic. The screening contact is 405-271-6969.
OU's student clinics reserve a limited number of weekday emergency visits on a first-come basis. Treatment aims to relieve pain, with payment before the procedure. An urgent visit doesn't enroll you for ongoing student care.
OU's Oklahoma City Extraction Clinic books through 405-271-4079. Adults needing urgent repair use the adult intake contact above. Children age 12 and under have a student dental service at 405-271-2360.
OU's emergency dental guidance sends severe dental trauma or a life-threatening problem to 911 or the nearest hospital emergency room.
Variety Care Straka Terrace is at 1025 Straka Terrace, near I-240 and South Western. It offers care for adults and children, including braces. The booking line is 405-632-6688.
Its dental team works weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. For people without insurance, Variety Care sets fees using income and family size. The usual first visit is an exam and X-rays, followed by a care plan.
Oklahoma City's weekend dental options include 29 offices with Saturday hours in their listings. NSO has a monthly Saturday session as well as these weekday hours:
Crossings Community Clinic checks your county and insurance status before care. People who can apply for Medicaid need a denial letter for the clinic's review. Oklahoma City extends across county lines. An OKC address alone does not show that you live in Oklahoma County.
Oklahoma City Indian Clinic books dental care at 4913 West Reno Avenue through 405-948-4900. Its services include cleanings, fillings, gum treatment, extractions and front-tooth or premolar root canals.
The dental department works weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Urgent dental visits are by appointment for established dental patients. The staff can also recommend other low-cost services.
To sign up, patients need a CDIB card, recognized tribal enrollment card or approved letter of descendancy. Adults have a new-patient physical before other care. The dental team directs denture, crown, bridge and sedation needs elsewhere.
OU's children's specialty clinic serves babies through teens. It treats children with physical or developmental disabilities too. Options include sedation and care under anesthesia in a hospital or surgery center.
The specialty contact is 405-271-4750 at 1200 Children's Avenue, Suite 8F. A parent or legal guardian accompanies the child. The team provides children's dental care including crowns, fillings and tooth repair after an injury.
The specialty clinic's weekday hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
OU's student clinic also treats children age 1 to 2. Their first visit includes an exam, cleaning, oral health plan and optional fluoride.
The OKC VA Medical Center at 921 Northeast 13th Street has dental care on floor 3. Veterans who qualify can get tooth repair, dentures, implants and other care there. Care paid by VA at a community dentist needs approval first.
OU staff can choose BlueCare Dental Basic or Alternate through Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Both cover preventive, basic and major care. In-network dentists agree to set fees. An out-of-network office can bill the gap between its charge and the plan's payment.
Route 023 stops at NE 13th Street by the OU Health Sciences Center. For northwest trips, RAPID uses tickets bought before you board. One boarding costs $1.75. The $4 universal 24-hour pass works on local and express buses, RAPID and the streetcar.
SoonerRide books covered SoonerCare Traditional or Choice dental trips at 877-404-4500. SoonerSelect members arrange rides through their health plan.
To use OKC's PLUS vans, a disability must keep you from using regular buses. The program reviews that need when you apply. Approved riders book shared trips 1 to 7 days ahead at 405-235-7587.
The Zone 1 fare is $3.50 each way, with different prices in the other zones. PLUS provides Spanish, Chinese and Vietnamese application resources.
NSO charges $600 for a full denture set or $300 for one arch, paid in cash. An immediate denture adds $100 for each arch. The exam, X-rays and removal of teeth add to the bill. At OU, a student's treatment plan sets the fee for your case.
SoonerCare usually pays for new adult dentures after 5 years if you are under 25, or 7 years from age 25. Full and partial dentures need approval first. A partial can replace an adult front tooth or at least 2 missing back teeth in the same upper or lower arch.
Crossings serves uninsured Oklahoma County adults ages 18 to 64 who cannot get insurance. Its income limit is 300% of poverty guidelines. Variety Care offers income-based fees, while NSO posts cash prices. Crossings needs photo ID, income proof, a utility bill and a medication list.
OU's pediatric specialty clinic treats children with physical or developmental disabilities, including those who need sedation or hospital anesthesia. The team assesses the child's health and the dental work before choosing a setting. A parent or legal guardian takes part in the visit and gives consent for care.
OU accepts uninsured patients and has limited weekday emergency appointments for pain relief, with payment due before treatment. Its extraction clinic removes teeth, while the adult service handles urgent tooth repair. Oklahoma City Indian Clinic's urgent appointments are for established dental patients; its staff can suggest other low-cost services.
SoonerRide can arrange travel to covered dental visits for Traditional and Choice members who need a ride. Book at least 3 business days ahead. SoonerSelect members use their health plan instead. To have mileage costs paid back, you need a trip approval number before you travel.
Your SoonerSelect dental plan's provider list identifies Oklahoma City dentists in its network. Member service can also match an office to a covered service. OHCA choice counselors can confirm which dental plan you joined before you use a provider list to find an office.
OU posts $3,800 to $4,200 for treatment through its graduate orthodontic program, plus a $25 cash screening visit. Screening decides whether a case fits the clinic. It takes place year-round, while treatment usually begins in summer or fall. The clinicians are licensed dentists working with faculty specialists.
NSO opens the second Saturday of each month near Capitol Hill and accepts cash payment for patients age 6 and older. Its services include fillings, cleanings, tooth removal and dentures. Spanish-language service is available. The clinic closes on the second Friday, so its monthly Saturday session replaces that day's schedule.
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Updated October 22, 2026