I spent thousands and thousands of dollars with this dentist. Her work is substandard and she is…read morenot honest.

I first started going to Dr. Uraneck when I was in the sixth grade, and I still go to Dr. Uraneck…read moreeven though I live an hour away. See where I'm going with this? The staff is always friendly, and my experience there is always fantastic--as is the treatment. I've met a lot of dentist, and there's just no beating Dr. Uraneck.

For 6 years Dr. Stephens and his staff, did all my families dental work. This was in 2000 - 2006…read more Unfortunately, we had to move that took us out of the country. During this time, we saw dentists and hygienist, that could not hold a candle to Stephens staff of 2000 -2006. Moving forward to this year. We have moved back to Oklahoma. I called Stephens office...which is 2.5 hours away for a dental appointment. The appointment was made 4 months out. The receptionist said she couldn't find my name in the computer. So she would send me the new patient info to fill out (which I DID NOT RECEIVE). During the 4 months, I was called twice to reschedule; for a reason never given. I graciously did - each time. I was text several times (in the 4 months) to remind me of my appointment. I replied YES. Since I did not receive the "New Patient" paperwork, assumed I was found in the computer. I received a call yesterday, asking if I was going to make the appt. I said "Yes, of course". Once we hung up, I remembered I needed the dentist to call in 6 pills of Amoxicillin, because I had bi-lateral knee replacement in 2018. And before any oral cleaning or dental work, I have to have amoxicillin. Amoxicillin is a basic antibiotic that is required prior surgery. I only needed 6 capsules. Three capsules prior, then 3 capsules after. This has not been a problem for the other dentists. BUT, it seems Stephens office, will not call the script in because " I was seen as a New Patient." I laughed and said, "I don't believe I fall into that category since he was the one who placed upper veneers in my mouth in 2005 and did extensive work on my husband." Receptionist..."sorry, we won't do that until we see you." I had to cancel the appointment I had for 4 months. Next appointment was another 4 months. I said "just forget it." Receptionist - OK no problem. Unbelievable! Unacceptable! Unprofessional! in the past 4 months! He might be a fair dentist, but his hygienist is who I wanted to see. Being a small town doctor, I think he and his staff would be more gracious. I was when THEY rescheduled each time. OUTCOME: I do not recommend this business. Appointments are changed, by the staff, a snarkiness in the receptionist, and a dentist who thinks he is too busy and his schedule is more important.

Dr. Stephens is a great dentist. He has been my dentist for the past 13 or so years. Very nice and…read morefriendly man, will take the time to get to know you, even though it can be awkward if he has his hand in your mouth so you can't exactly speak back. He knows his stuff. He's about 35 or so and has a family, and they are very nice. He came in on a Sunday afternoon for me once when I was hit in the mouth with a baseball, thats service. Very nice guy, and his assistants are also very nice. Highly recommended.

Dr Hunter and his staff are now my practitioners for dental care. I need a fair amount of work,…read moreand suffer from anxiety, so am not an easy patient. Dr Hunter's quiet confidence, supported by his very high level of skill has been most assuring. The practice is completely digital and also uses HD in-mouth photography. If you think that you're missing big-city technology, you'd be wrong.