Randy S. Mccormick

read moreD r. Randy McCormick is a Doctor of Dental Surgery with over 19 years of experience. He received his Doctorate in 1999 from the University of Oklahoma. Dr. McCormick's emphasis is on patient experience and care. Dr. McCormick is one of the Tulsa area's only dentists that uses laser technology to deliver state-of-the-art dental care to his patients. Dr. McCormick's practice also offers IV Sedation for those patients that may feel anxious when visiting the dentist.

read moreCosmetic dentistry is a very personal decision. It can help with confidence, improve your smile, whiten your smile, etc. Along with using the most up to date technology and materials, Dr. McCormick's philosophy is to perform the most conservative procedure to accomplish each individual cosmetic needs. Give us a call to schedule a personalized consultation to see what is the best option is for you. Dental cosmetics revitalize your smile and transform your entire look. With many options to chose from, Dr. McCormick strives on educating and understanding the patient's needs and wants to achieve the most natural and attractive results, guaranteeing that you will have a smile you're proud of.

read moreT here are many ways to whiten your teeth, including toothpastes, over the counter gels, rinses, strips, and trays. However, to get the best and fastest results for this cosmetic dentistry procedure, make an appointment to see your doctor. Teeth whitening by dentists is the safest and most sure way to see immediate results. Some procedures are done in office and some are performed at home. Make an appointment today to see which type of teeth whitening by dentists is the best for you! P reventative dentistry is the best way to avoid painful and expensive dental procedures.

read moreImplant failure or peri-implantitis is an inflammatory reaction (infection) that causes the loss of bone around a dental implant. When an implant loses bone and is not treated, the implant will be need to be removed. Just as there are many causes of gum disease, there are many causes of peri-implant infections including poor oral care and grinding your teeth. Risk factors include medical issues such as diabetes, osteoporosis, and a poor immune system. Smokers and patients with an initial diagnosis of gum disease are at higher risk of implant loss.