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Free new-patient exam in Oklahoma City
Switching dentists is annoying, so most people don't — even when they should. A free first exam + x-rays + cleaning lets you see the office, meet the dentist, and decide before committing. We connect you with a vetted local Oklahoma City dental practice that bills your insurance directly.
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Serving: Edmond, Norman, Yukon, Moore, Mustang, Bethany, Bricktown, Plaza District, Nichols Hills, Midtown OKC, Deer Creek, Piedmont, and all of greater Oklahoma City, OK.
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Frequently asked questions
Do OKC dentists offer free new-patient exams?
Many do, especially for self-pay or new-insurance patients. A typical "free new-patient special" includes the exam, panoramic x-ray, and basic cleaning — about $250 of value. The practice is betting you'll stay; you're free to walk away.
How often should I see a dentist?
Standard recommendation is every 6 months for cleaning + exam. Patients with periodontal history, smokers, or those with high decay risk may need 3–4 month intervals. Children should start by age 1 per the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry.
How much does Invisalign cost in OKC?
Invisalign in the Oklahoma City metro typically runs $3,500–$6,500 depending on case complexity. Most dental insurance covers $1,500–$3,000 of orthodontic treatment for both kids and adults. Many OKC dentists offer 12-month interest-free financing.
Will a new OKC dentist bill my insurance directly?
Most in-network practices do — you pay only your copay/deductible at the visit. Out-of-network is more common in cosmetic-focused practices; they'll provide a superbill you submit yourself for partial reimbursement. Ask before the appointment.
How do I switch dentists in OKC?
Three steps: (1) book the free new-patient exam with the new office to make sure it's a fit; (2) sign the new office's release form so they request your records from the old dentist; (3) call your insurer to update your in-network primary dentist. The new office handles most of step 2 for you.