SoonerCare Dental

SoonerCare helps protect the smiles of many of Oklahoma’s children. We also cover limited dental services for adults.

Below you will find more about our program. There is also advice to keep teeth bright and healthy.

What we cover:

	SoonerCare Traditional		SoonerCare Choice
	Children under 21	Adults 21 and Over	Children Under 21	Adults 21 and Over
Dental services	Cleaning twice a year, X-rays, fillings and crowns	Emergency extractions	Cleaning twice a year, X-rays, fillings and crowns	Emergency extractions

*There is no dental coverage under SoonerPlan.

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Meet Your Dentists

	Dr. Leon Bragg Chief Dental Officer Oklahoma Health Care Authority Dr. Leon Bragg, with more than 20 years of background in private practice and dental health education, is chief dental officer for the Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA). Dr. Bragg is also president of the Medicaid-CHIP State Dental Association (MSDA).
	Dr. Courtney Barrett Dentist Oklahoma Health Care Authority Dr. Courtney Barrett spent five years in dental practice (public health service through the Indian Health Service [IHS] and private practice, seeing mostly SoonerCare members) prior to joining OHCA in 2013. Dr. Barrett is a member of the MSDA, the American Dental Association (ADA), and the Oklahoma Dental Association (ODA).

SoonerCare Dental Videos


Infant Dental Care - Children's Dental Health Month		Child Dental Care - Children's Dental Health Month

Healthy dental habits

Healthy diet

A healthy diet leads to a healthier mouth. Eat less sweet and sticky foods. Eating more fruits and vegetables help fight cavities.

Dental hygiene

Ask your dentist to show you the best way to brush and floss. Do this at your regular checkup.

Dental checkups

SoonerCare pays for many dental services. This includes checkups, fluoride treatments, x-rays and more. We recommend that a child should have a first dental checkup no later than the first birthday.

Dental emergencies

We all want our kids to be free of pain. That is why SoonerCare pays for emergency exams. We also pay to pull bad teeth when needed to stop pain or infection.