Dr. George Bohle

Prosthodontists handle more than just missing teeth. They rebuild smiles with precision, whether the need is for crowns, bridges, dentures, or implants that feel like natural teeth. These specialists design solutions that restore function and appearance, often working closely with general dentists to plan long-term care. The work requires both technical skill and an eye for detail, especially when replacing multiple teeth or addressing complex bite issues.

Dr. George Bohle practices at 6565 S Yale Ave SUITE 1012 in Tulsa, a part of the city where medical offices blend into the everyday rhythm of the neighborhood. The suite number suggests a shared building, typical for specialists who rely on referrals rather than walk-in traffic. Patients usually arrive with specific needs—perhaps a single implant or a full-mouth reconstruction—so the focus stays on the treatment itself rather than the setting.

Questions about prosthodontic care often lead to the same answer: call ahead. The office can be reached at (918) 743-1558 to discuss options, timing, or insurance coverage. Since prosthodontic work is rarely urgent, scheduling tends to be deliberate, with consultations preceding any procedures. That phone number becomes a first step for anyone weighing the benefits of fixed versus removable restorations or weighing the durability of different materials.

Finding the office is straightforward. A map is available here, showing the location near other healthcare providers. Prosthodontics isn’t a field most people think about until they need it, but when they do, the right specialist makes all the difference.