Wesley N. Black, DDS

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Celebrating Over 17 Years of Service with a Personal Touch

A highly qualified dentist with deep roots in Oklahoma, Dr. Black sees patients at the Dental Studio of South Tulsa. Raised on a peanut farm in east central Oklahoma near Atwood, his journey from a student-athlete in Holdenville Public Schools to a distinguished dental professional is a testament to his dedication and passion for serving his community.

Academically, he graduated from Oklahoma State University with a double major in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, laying a strong foundation for his dental career. He continued his education at the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry, earning his Doctorate of Dental Surgery in 1999. To further enhance his skills, Dr. Black completed advanced training at the Pankey Institute for Dental Implant Surgery, where he studied under dental luminaries Dawson and Kois.

In 1999, Dr. Black launched his dental career in Denison, Texas, but his commitment to his home state brought him back to Oklahoma in 2001. For over 17 years, he has been a pillar of the South Tulsa community, providing exceptional dental care and fostering long-lasting relationships with his patients. His practice at The Dental Studio of South Tulsa is characterized by a warm, welcoming atmosphere where patient comfort and satisfaction are paramount.

Believing in the importance of continuous education and staying current with dental advancements, he utilizes the latest technology and techniques to ensure the best outcomes for his patients. From routine check-ups to complex dental implant procedures, he and his team are dedicated to providing comprehensive care tailored to each individual's needs.

Outside of his professional life, Dr. Black is a devoted family man. He and his wife Gina share a loving home with their two beautiful daughters, and together, they enjoy participating in community events and supporting local initiatives.

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