Dr. Randall K. Graham

read moreYour children have unique dental needs, so our pediatric dentalpractice is dedicated to providing the highest quality of care for babies, toddlers, tweens and teens. While maintaining a fun and engaging environment, you can trust that our kid's dentists is specifically trained in the treatment of toddlers, children, adolescents, and patients with special health care needs. Superior oral health is vital for a child's development, and our kid's dentists here to help every step of the way. Dr. John Landers brings to this practice a very professional family man with three children of his own.

read moreYour child will be given an exam and then the doctor will have a discussion with you about your child's specific needs, previous experiences, the required treatment, and what options are available. Together we will then decide the best modality to provide your child the best treatment possible, along with a pleasant dental experience. Children's Dental Health Center offers light sedation utilizing nitrous oxide (aka - laughing gas) as well as general anesthesia performed at an outpatient facility to ensure your child's comfort at all times.

read moreWe look forward to caring for your children and making sure their dental visits are a positive and pleasant experience. We will make sure that Children's Dental Health Center will be a rewarding experience for your family. Children's Dental Health Center has a great team of Dental Assistants who love working with children and their parents. They make each dental appointment a fun and enjoyable experience for the child. They love the opportunity to educate parents about good oral hygiene so that they can provide a healthy dental future for their children.

read moreDo you brush and floss on a regular basis? While doing this can have a substantially positive effect on your oral health, even the most seasoned flosser can miss very important aspects of teeth cleaning. Routine cleanings and examinations will allow a trained professional to properly clean areas that many people overlook. Dentists will work to remove plaque and tartar from your teeth to make you less susceptible to gum disease. By attending routine examinations, the dentist will be able to diagnose and treat anything before it gets too out-of-hand.

read moreThere are a few reasons why you may need to have a tooth extracted. Decay and infection may be a reason a tooth needs to be removed. If the tooth infection or decay is serious enough, it could spread to other teeth and other parts of the mouth. In this instance, tooth extraction is vital in order to restore your oral health. One of the most common reasons for teeth extraction in kids is to make room for the mouth to grow. Sometimes, permanent teeth may be coming in before the baby teeth have fallen out.

read moreIf one of your teeth has substantial tooth decay, your dentist may recommend that you get a filling. A filling will allow this tooth to maintain its correct function and structure even though some of the tooth may be removed because of the decay. When a tooth has tooth decay or has been cracked, the dentist will remove the part of the tooth that was decayed and replace it with a filling. A filling is a solid piece of material that will fill in the missing part of the tooth. A filling will allow you to continue to eat and function as normal.

read moreA tooth is like an iceberg, we only see what peeks up above the surface: however, the tooth roots dive deep under the surface. The "tip of the iceberg" is known as the crown. The crown faces constant attacks from acid, bacteria, and cavities. The crown treatment is when the kid's dentist will put a cap over your existing tooth in order to protect it and restore its function. Your crown should feel and look natural as if it were a real tooth. The crown is supposed to function just as a normal tooth would.

read moreGiving your child proper and excellent oral healthcare is vitally important. Our doctors are committed to doing everything we can to help you provide this invaluable service to your child. Dr. John Landers, his wife Gretchen, daughter Gentry and sons Derrick and Parker call Tulsa home. After graduating Edison in 1989, he completed his bachelor's degree at Tulane University in 1993 and Doctorate of Dental Surgery from the University Of Oklahoma College Of Dentistry in 1997, graduating as valedictorian.