Tulsa Modern Dental

I've had both routine and more extensive dental work done here, including removing old fillings, replacing fillings, and getting a couple of crowns. Throughout all of my visits, I've found the dentist and her team to be kind, caring, and genuinely attentive to my concerns. I appreciate supporting a woman-owned business. Whenever I've called, texted, or reached out with questions, they've been responsive and helpful. Dr. Hanna has sweet and friendly service dogs in the clinic. They’re wonderful and help create a calm, welcoming environment. They are non-shedding poodle mix breeds. The only drawback I've experienced is that the office sometimes has several patients visiting at once, so the dentist may need to step in and out during an appointment. This can make visits take a little longer than expected, especially during more involved procedures.

Dr. Hanna and her team have been my dentist for years and have always treated me so well. They make every attempt to accommodate appointments and make going to the dentist not so scary. I love having the therapy dogs present.

Dr. Mariam Hanna has truly helped ease our dental anxiety. It took visiting several other offices before finding her and her amazing team, and we are so grateful we did. Diamond Dental (formerly Tulsa Modern Dental) has made our visits so much easier to navigate. In addition to providing exceptional care, Dr. Hanna has two gentle service pups who come alongside you during treatment and, if invited, may even hop up for a quick lap visit. Their presence is incredibly comforting. Thank you for the compassionate, high-quality care. Highly recommend!

I’ve gone back and forth about whether I should write this because honestly, I felt kinda embarrassed. But I think it’s important. I originally asked about braces. I’d tried clear retainers before, but I’ll admit—I was terrible about wearing them. I also talked about maybe building up my back teeth to help with jaw pain and some facial imbalance from grinding. I had some old bonding to fix a small gap, a bit of discoloration, texture issues, and sensitivity—though my teeth were otherwise healthy. I was on the fence about doing anything big, but at the same time, I liked the idea of something more permanent (which might sound odd, but that’s where I was). I was honestly surprised when veneers were suggested. I’m a heavy grinder and had been told before I wasn’t a good candidate for veneers, which is why I was trying to play it safe. I also started wearing a night guard — and again, to be honest—I didn’t wear it as often as I should’ve. My appointment got moved up, and honestly, I felt some pressure to just move forward that day. I was told my teeth would be whitened before getting the crowns, but that didn’t happen, and I think it affected the final color. The hardest part is my temporary teeth looked SO good. I felt confident and excited. But the permanent crowns ended up looking totally different — the color and shape feel off, and under certain lights (especially outside or under black light), they actually look dark compared to my natural teeth… lol almost like I’m missing teeth in that lighting. But it sucka more than I expected. I’ve even stopped doing stuff I enjoy (like cycle class) because I feel self-conscious about how they look. Looking back, I wish I had slowed down and trusted my gut when I wasn’t sure. I’m sharing this so others in the same boat take a breath, ask more questions, and feel 100% sure before doing something irreversible — especially with front teeth. Bottom line—I wish I had protected the smile I already had.

I left town before I was able to visit, but I contacted 4 or 5 dentists in Tulsa, and this was the only one that actually got back to metoooo schedule an appointment.

I was extremely anxious about coming back to the dentist after a very long gap. I have to say that everyone there was extremely polite and professional. I have a lot that needs done and they got to as much as they could on my first visit. Great relaxing environment, having therapy dogs there for the patients is such a nice touch! I'm looking forward to restoring my smile and feeling more like myself! Thank you SO much! I highly recommend them from this first experience. I could've talked with the receptionist/billing person ALL day. I really felt like a friend there and with all my medical issues and difficulties I've had I was instantly at ease. THANK YOU!!

I’ve had terrible experiences with dentists my entire life and I get severe anxiety going to the dentist. I looked around for a dentist that had the best reviews and I landed on Tulsa Modern Dental after seeing all the great experiences people had. It is all 1000% true and even better than advertised. Dr. Hanna and all of the people there are the salt of the earth. They are compassionate and truly care about their patients. I even had Dr. Hanna’s dog, Louie, on my lap the whole time and he helped comfort my nerves. I’m so happy that I found them!

I have had 3 dental visits, and each one has been worse then the last with this dentist. I have severe dental anxiety, I have put off going to the dentist so much for fear of needles and being made numb. At the start Dr. Hanna and her assistant seemed super friendly and understanding of that, but I quickly realized their level of care was not what it was made out to be. First visit wasn’t terrible, but the assistant putting on my temporary cap on was in a hurry as they had multiple patients going at one time, not that the one dentist, one hygienist, and one assistant had the time to care for that many at one time, she was constantly popping in and out and being in a hurry to finish. The dental assistant forgot to smooth out the temporary cap and with my mouth being numb, I didn’t realize it till too late. My tongue was shredded by the roughness of the temporary cap. When I came back in to get it smoothed out the dental assistant offered one small apology and then fixed it and sent me off with no more sincerity. Then my temporary cap popped off before I was able to get my permanent in, and I had to go all weekend before getting it put back on, leaving the tooth exposed and I experienced dry socket! They finally called in a prescription after I was in tears from the unbearable pain and they called in something stronger then ibuprofen. But the cherry on the cake was getting my permanent cap on, they refused to take the shots slowly, stating I’d be fine while my anxiety had me shaking. After numbing they started what should of been a 30 minute procedure took 2 hours. It was painful and so sensitive and I told them repeatedly! At the very end the drill “slipped” and hit my tongue. Which the Dr then announced “you moved your mouth” I will tell you this pain was excruciating… absolutely horrible. And her words were “ it’s a small hole and no big deal! She repeated, then asked her hygienist to finish. Wether that be from her being flustered after or too overbooked to finish I do not know. But I tell you my tongue is currently throbbing and stinging in pain. So extreme I can barley write. Again this dentist didn’t protect my tongue as she should have and blamed the patient! Sent me off saying take ibuprofen every 6 hours. NO APOLOGY NO ADMITTANCE OF A MISTAKE. I’ll let my photos be your deciding factor on if was “no big deal”!!