Cedar Creek Dental Care

I’ve had nothing but great experiences at My Dentist at 3451 W. Kenosha in Broken Arrow. The entire staff is warm, welcoming, and truly cares about patient comfort. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with friendly faces, and the atmosphere is clean and calming. Dr. Golbek is knowledgeable, patient, and takes the time to explain everything clearly. I’ve always felt like I’m in good hands during my visits. Special shout-out to Tabitha, the dental hygienist—she’s amazing! Gentle, thorough, and makes each cleaning feel effortless. They’re also very respectful of your time, with minimal wait and easy scheduling. I appreciate how organized the office is, and they’ve handled my insurance smoothly every time. Highly recommend this office to anyone looking for a caring and professional dental team!

I have relatively bad dental anxiety and everyone here did everything possible to make me feel comfortable and safe. They extracted a tooth for me and checked on the rest of my teeth and walked me through everything I needed done. They helped me set up another appointment for teeth cleaning among other issues to be addressed. I HIGHLY recommend these amazing people. They are truly amazing and trustworthy. Thank you all so much!!

I went here because I chipped my tooth and saw Eric Golbek. He told me there was much more wrong than just a chip and that I needed a porcelain cap. He tried to schedule three different appointments and said it would take over four weeks to get it fixed and put on. I asked for pricing since I’d be paying out of pocket, and after some back and forth, they finally told me it would cost over $1,400. That was stressful and very unexpected... When I looked at the paper and made a loud gulp at the total, the ladies laughed at me. Something felt off, so I went to another dentist for a second opinion the next day and he said everything they told me was wrong! He fixed my tooth with a small filling for $270. He also said that putting on a porcelain cap would have required drilling down my healthy tooth, which would’ve damaged the enamel. They would’ve ended up making more damage on that tooth than there was before.