Dental Depot - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Cristelle Rasheed

Great people great atmosphere, I had an appointment a week out but I was experiencing very bad dental pain and they got me in without one hour the same day. They even got a plan set up for me to help me have my smile back. So happy I’ve came here and can’t wait to see the amazing work that’s planned for this year. I would highly recommend going to dental depot they will provide the care you need for your teeth!

per fect

Omg The Dentist is amazing and Man is he fast. Omg He is so good
I just knew one out of the 2 teeth, he pulled was going to be a problem. He said finished. I was in awe. Still in shock He was so amazing. The entire staff was so friendly and very kind. I recommend the Dental Depot off Rockwell and Reno. I am still in disbelief and so relieved my pain is over and I have found my New Tooth God. 10 out of 10 hands down best dentist in Oklahoma City!

Matt Bell

It appears that the clinic prioritizes patient volume over individual care. Unfortunately, I did not experience satisfactory bedside manners. Furthermore, the quality of my filling seems subpar, featuring sharp edges that cause irritation to my tongue and result in sores on the inside of my cheek.

Santanna Mejia

Great service! I was able to schedule a quick emergency appointment. Everyone was so caring and informative front desk, dental assistants, the dentist. Every step I feel comfortable and cared for. This location Highly recommend!!!

Emily Stephens

This was the worst cleaning experience I’ve ever had for myself or my daughter. The hygienist spent less than 10 minutes polishing my daughter’s teeth. She stopped before finishing when then dentist walked in. He didn’t use any tool besides a mirror to “check” and left after 2 minutes without a word said to my daughter (age 11). Then the hygienist started complaining about the schedule bc I still hadn’t been pulled back yet for my appointment. She threw the flood on my daughter’s face and was aggressively flossing her. Then I finally was told to go sit in a chair forty minutes past my appointment time. I was told I had to wait for the dentist before they could do anything. I asked why and she said well he has to clean teeth every once in a while. Another person did my X-rays then left and the dentist came in and asked if I had any issues. I said yes I have sensitivity on my upper right side and he said well you have to floss your bridge. I said sir I floss it literally every day do you see an issue and he said nah not really then started cleaning. When the clock hit 5 he stopped and walked away. The hygienist apologized since he didn’t finish and got paste all over my face. Then she attempted to floss my teeth and I’m pretty sure it was her first time. The floss kept shredding and getting stuck in my teeth. She was only flossing halfway the she said I don’t know what to do. I said I’ll do it myself and we left. No one was at the counter when I left, I assume bc it was after 5, so I just left. I will NOT be back. I’m disappointed the lovely female dentist left. The new people left a LOT to be desired.

Ann

Update: manager called and she was very delightful and understanding. So I guess they've been trying to get the ones that book the appointments in the back to remember the 184 rule. I appreciate them trying. What I'm very grateful for is the fact she was able to get us book sooner then November. I understand schedules are tight. I'm just grateful she was able to help us out.

Will update later if it's better. We'll see.
But if someone is on soonercare, you should book their appointments automatically past the 184 day mark. No regular person knows about the 184 day rule besides you!
So when we book, we trust the professional to handle it. Trust them that they know what they are doing. That they will take care of it.

But nope. We are going to schedule you 181 days so you miss work and kids miss school for no reason.

Then you try to blame me?! Seriously? I'm not the one who booked it. You did. "Oh well people can lose their insurance at any moment so we don't check till the day before"

Well how about when you book it assume they will still have it, just to make sure nobody gets screwed. If they still have it, great. If not, then they pay another way but they still have their appointment.

Also, ignore their call center calls and text about appointment reminders. It literally means nothing and is 110% useless. They don't communicate. Only talk or communicate with the location staff, nobody else.

Will update in 2 months after next appointment. (That's the next available appointment that we could agree on)

Only reason 2 stars, instead of 1, is the people who actually do the dental work (nurses and dentist) are really nice and they are professional.

Chaquion Joyner

This experience isn’t my own. My boyfriend has came home from two different appointments with cuts on his lips. Not small cuts either. The dentist didn’t even mentioned he cut him. Didn’t acknowledge it or say sorry. The lady checking him out was like oh yeah he nicked you so you might need to take some ibuprofen. First off it’s not just a nick his lip spilt open. How do you not acknowledge that? The first time the cut on the inside of his lips started turning white. Now it’s finally healing and he goes to get the rest of his fillings and the outside of his lips is split open. I’m not understanding the negligence. I knew something was off when my boyfriend showed up for his first appointment and they pulled five teeth all at once.

Like I said not my experience but highly disappointed in how they cared for my boyfriend. He’s not one to complain so I know he didn’t say anything. Nobody should come home with cut up lips every time they get fillings that’s ridiculous.

DO BETTER!

chandler woerner

Excellent experience from the moment I walked in the front door. From reception to dental assistants, and the dentist were all friendly and professional. They make certain everything is done correctly and as painless as possible. I’ll definitely be going back.