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Odessa Dentist, Steve W. Cobb, DDS

Dr. Steve Cobb has practiced dentistry for 45+ years honing his skills, keeping up with the latest in oral hygiene, and serving his patients with the highest quality dental care. By focusing on the interconnected nature of oral and overall health, Dr. Cobb offers patients at our Odessa, TX office a comprehensive approach to dental care that supports not only a strong and healthy smile but also complete wellbeing. Dr. Cobb is a trusted dentist in your community who knows that dental care is about more than the basics of preventive, restorative, and cosmetic dentistry; that is why he continued his education over the years to add sleep apnea therapy and cosmetic dentures to his treatment options. For big city dentistry under the big sky of West Texas, visit the office of Dr. Steve Cobb.

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Making Great Dentistry Affordable

By starting with a focus on prevention, our goal is for every family in Odessa to be able to afford high-quality dental care close by. We welcome all major dental insurance plans – excluding Medicare and CHIPS – and we work with you to maximize your benefits. Also, flexible payment options such as CareCredit are available should you plan to pursue treatment options. Call today and let us help fit great dental care into your budget.
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Visiting Us in Odessa

Dr. Cobb and our dental team are ready to welcome you to our Odessa dental practice. To find us, we are located off I-20 between Tanglewood Ln and Parkway Blvd at 4208 Maple Ave right beside Mamacitas. Our office is within minutes of The University of Texas Permian Basin and the Stonehenge replica. Nearby are multiple churches, residential living areas, schools, and businesses, some of which include Nimitz Middle School, Tanglewood Baptist Church, Golden Crest Apartment Homes, Optimist Park, MCH Urgent Care JBS Parkway, and Cru Apartments. If you need a dentist near Odessa, TX, stop by and see us today. We look forward to welcoming you and your family.

Frequently Asked Questions

We treat our patients like individuals, not numbers. As such, we always take the time to listen to their questions and provide helpful answers. The following FAQs cover several topics that many patients tend to wonder about; we hope that you find the answers we’ve given useful. Of course, you always have the option of calling our dental team near Gardendale if you can’t find the answers you need on this page or elsewhere on our website.

How Do I Find the Best Place to Get Dental Work Done?

You can likely think of a few traits that you want from a dental practice, such as accepting your insurance, offering a comprehensive menu of services, and being in a convenient location. You can make a list of what’s most important to you, then search online for dental offices. If you find one that seems to fit what you’re looking for, research them further by reading online reviews. Additionally, you can also check to see if the dentist has a biography that can give you a feel for how experienced they are and what their approach to treatment is.

How Much Does a Dental Checkup and Cleaning Cost in Odessa?

Many dental insurance plans are willing to pay up to 100% of the cost of biannual checkups and cleanings. If you don’t have insurance, then the out-of-pocket cost for these treatments depends on factors like what practice you go to, where it’s located, and how healthy your mouth is. In the United States, a dental checkup and cleaning can cost between $200 and $350; you’ll need to get in touch with the practice in question if you want a more precise answer.

What Level of Education is Required to Be a Dentist?

It takes many years of studying to enter the dental field. After earning a bachelor’s degree, prospective dentists need to go to dental school in order to earn a Doctor of Dental Medicine or a Doctor of Dental Surgery. Dental school typically takes around three years, and the curriculum typically includes plenty of opportunities for hands-on learning.

Once an individual has been recognized as a dentist, they will still need to plan on doing quite a bit of learning. Specifically, they will need to attend continuing education courses every so often, with the exact number of hours needed being determined by the state.

What Do You Do If You Can’t Afford a Dentist?

Avoiding the dentist is likely to lead to severe oral health issues in the long run, so it’s best to figure out a way to make dentistry as affordable as possible right now. Oftentimes, this means using your dental insurance benefits wisely. Our team is able to work with many different insurance companies, so please call us to confirm whether we accept your plan. We’re also happy to accept CareCredit from patients who would like to use financing to make the total cost of their care less of a burden on their budget.

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