Find local Tulsa Pediatricians and Childrens Doctor's who can help you with children's health issues such as: children's allergies, child development & behavior problems, and pediatric dentist. Find local children's doctor in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area. It is your first stop when looking for pediatric or child's doctor in the Tulsa, OK.

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Avalon Park Pediatricians
Dr. Brian Raley, MD.
7779 East 106th Street
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tel: 918-398-7170

Children's Medical Center - Tulsa Pediatrics
Pediatrician in Tulsa
1245 S. Utica Ave #130
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tel: 918-560-3832

Birth & Beyond Pediatrics PC
10011 S Yale Ave
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tel: 918-493-1114

Childrens Clinc of Owasso
8439 N 117th East Ave
Owasso, Oklahoma
Tel: 918-272-8989

Mayberry Dawn
7512 E 91st St
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tel: 918-728-2000

Pediatric & Adolescent Care
2000 S Wheeling Ave
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tel: 918-747-7544

Urgent Care of Tulsa
6160 S Yale Ave
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tel: 918-495-2626

Pediatrics Plus
500 W Atlanta St
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tel: 918-451-6300

Pediatrics in Tulsa - If you're looking for information for your family on choosing a good pediatrician then you've come to the right place. Pediatrician's is a branch of medicine devoted to children. A pediatrician is a children's medical doctor who has received additional, specialized training in the care of children. Most Tulsa pediatricians also have been certified by the American Academy of Pediatrics, a national governing board of experts that sets standards for the country's pediatricians. Tulsa pediatricians are among the best and love caring for the children of Tulsa.

When looking for a pediatrician in Tulsa ...Questions to ask your pediatrician
1. Where and when will the Tulsa pediatrician be examining your newborn baby?
2. What is the pediatricians opinions on breast feeding vs. bottle feeding? And regardless of their opinion, how do they react to your chosen method? Does he/she accept it?
3. Is the children's doctor open to discussing subjects that may not be directly related to the medical subject? For example, does he/she discuss sleeping habits, baby nutrition, pacifiers, etc.?
4. Does he/she have certain hours in which you can call and ask questions over the phone?
5. Are able to call and ask questions or concerns?

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