Dentist - Owasso, OK

Becoming a dentist requires both an undergraduate degree and a dental doctorate. But that’s just the beginning. To stay abreast of the latest techniques and technologies, all dentists must complete continuing education hours each year. So, they need to complete 7+ years of college and commit to lifelong learning!

For Dr. Voto, the first step was completing his undergraduate degree at the University of Oklahoma. From there, he graduated from the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry in 2006. Ever since, he has maintained active memberships with several professional organizations, including the American Dental Association and the American Orthodontic Society. Not only that, but he participates in the Spear Study Club and Oil Capital Study Club as well!

If you need emergency dental care – whether it’s due to tender, bleeding gums or a severe toothache – give us a call. That way, one of our helpful team members can learn more about your situation, determine if a same-day appointment with Dr. Voto is necessary, and give you helpful tips on how to handle your dental injury in the meantime. Remember, the longer you wait to schedule an appointment, the more time the root of the problem has to progress. So, the best thing for your smile and your wallet is to contact us ASAP.

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Important note: Since hospitals typically don’t have dentists on-staff, we don’t recommend going there if you are dealing with abnormal dental symptoms. There is an important exception, however: if you are experiencing potentially life-threatening symptoms, like uncontrollable bleeding. In that case, you should go to the ER or call 911.

In the US, the average price of a dental checkup and cleaning is between $200 and $350. That said, that’s not necessarily the price you’ll pay. After all, if you have dental insurance, there’s a good chance that your provider will cover the cost, so you won’t have to pay anything out of pocket. That’s why we always recommend giving us a call! We can provide you with an estimate of the cost once we know a little more about your dental needs, including if you need new X-rays taken.

Many patients assume that dentistry is expensive and choose to avoid it entirely. However, this approach won’t save you money. In fact, you’ll likely pay more money because any oral health problems that develop will be left alone to progress for weeks, months, or years. That’s why we recommend coming to our office every six months for a dental checkup and cleaning (or sooner if you start to experience abnormal dental symptoms). We’ll happily provide you with an estimate of any restorative care you need, and we can also review the financial solutions available, like CareCredit.