Turley is an unincorporated community in Tulsa County — technically a census-designated place rather than its own city. It began around 1897 under the name "Flat Rock," and was later renamed after Jim Turley, whose general store (shared with a partner, S.L. Daun) housed the local post office and anchored the original settlement near 66th Street North and Peoria Avenue. Turley's first school opened in 1902. The community has gotten smaller over time — its population dropped from 3,231 in the 2000 census to 2,607 by 2020 — giving it the feel of a close, established neighborhood rather than a growing suburb.
We provide general and preventative dentistry, dental implants, and restorative care including bridges for patients from Turley.
Our goal is to make it easier to care for different dental needs through one practice. You may be bringing your child in for preventive care, scheduling your own cleaning, or looking for help with a damaged or missing tooth. We can start with an exam and recommend care based on what we see. If more treatment is needed, we explain the options clearly so you know what comes next.
As a family-owned, family-run practice, we understand the value Turley residents place on knowing who's treating them. See what patients say in our reviews, or request an appointment online any time.
We care for patients at different stages of life and want each visit to feel straightforward and personal. If you have questions about a treatment, we take time to explain why it may be recommended and what alternatives may be available. Families can also ask about scheduling options when arranging visits for more than one person.
For many Turley families, preventive care is simply about keeping everyday dental needs from becoming bigger ones. Regular visits give us a chance to check for decay, gum concerns, worn teeth, and changes around existing dental work.
Preventive services may include:
If it has been a while since your last visit, you do not need to wait until something hurts. A routine exam is a good place to get back on track.
The focus is not on giving every family member the same treatment. It is about having one dental office where each person can be evaluated individually and receive care based on what they actually need.
Some patients may need to repair one weakened tooth, while others may be looking for a longer-term solution for missing teeth. We offer options such as crowns, implants, dentures, and dental bridges in Turley, OK. We can evaluate the area first and explain which treatment may fit your situation.
Endicott Dental provides dental bridges as part of our restorative dentistry services — a long-lasting way to replace missing teeth, restore chewing and speech, and prevent surrounding teeth from shifting.
Not officially — Turley is an unincorporated community in Tulsa County, sometimes called a census-designated place rather than an incorporated town. We serve it as part of our regular coverage area.
Yes. Depending on your situation, options may include a dental bridge, dental implant, partial denture, or another restorative solution.
We offer sedation dentistry, including options for patients who may need extra help feeling comfortable. We can discuss suitability before treatment.
Whether your family needs routine preventive care, help repairing a damaged tooth, or options for replacing missing teeth, we are here to help. Visit Endicott Dental at our Broken Arrow office and let us know what brings you in. Request an appointment online to get started with care built around your needs.
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