Dr. Amy E. Stone, DDS

The stretch of 49th Street east of Sheridan feels quieter than the bustling medical corridors closer to downtown. Here, Dr. Amy E. Stone, DDS practices endodontics—root canals, traumatic dental injuries, and the kind of precise work that keeps teeth viable when simpler fixes won’t suffice. Specialists like this are the reason patients get referred out of general dentistry offices, often with a sense of relief that someone’s focusing solely on the nerve of the matter. Retreatment of prior root canals, diagnosing oral pain with unclear origins, and surgical procedures like apicoectomies fill out the scope. No fillings or cleanings here, just the intricate work that happens when a tooth’s inner layers demand attention.

The office sits at 2250 E 49th St Tulsa, OK 74105, a few blocks from the Broken Arrow Expressway but far enough to avoid its constant hum. Endodontic care isn’t the kind of thing most people seek casually—it’s usually a direct response to pain or a complication—but having a specialist nearby changes the calculus of delaying treatment. Patients leave Google reviews that average 4.4 stars across 20 ratings, the kind of steady feedback that suggests consistency rather than outliers. Questions about insurance coverage or whether a particular case warrants a referral? That’s what the phone is for: (918) 481-6622.

Most first visits start with a 3D scan, not a handshake. The goal isn’t small talk but a clear diagnosis—something endodontists train years to refine. For those mapping out the route, the directions place the office just south of the intersection with South Harvard Avenue, where the street grid opens up and parking becomes less of a puzzle. No frills in the description, just the details that matter when a toothache won’t wait.