Dr. Hayley Shenberger
Meet Dr. Hayley Shenberger!
Born and raised in Muskogee, Dr. Hayley Shenberger is proud to be back home caring for the smiles of the community that helped shape who she is today. A Fort Gibson High School graduate, she attended Connors State College and Oklahoma State University before earning her dental degree from the University of Missouri–Kansas City School of Dentistry.
Dr. Hayley believes dentistry is about more than just teeth—it’s about getting to know her patients, building lasting relationships, and treating everyone like family. She strives to provide quality dental care in a comfortable, welcoming environment where patients feel right at home.
When she’s not in the dental office, you can usually find her outside enjoying country life, tending to her cattle and chickens, or spending time with her dogs. She loves the simple things in life and wouldn’t trade her small-town roots for anything.
Dr. Hayley looks forward to caring for her neighbors, making new friends, and helping her community smile for years to come!
Dr. Michael Stephens
Dr. Michael Stephens has been putting smiles on the faces of his patients for more than forty years. Dr. Stephen’s passion is to provide an exceptional dental experience to every patient, every day. He believes this is accomplished with his caring experienced staff and providing genuine care with the most modern dental equipment.
Dr. Stephens did his undergraduate work at the University of Oklahoma and Northeastern Oklahoma State. He received his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Baylor University College of Dentistry in Dallas Texas. While attending Baylor he was a member of the Odontological Honor Society and Psi Omega Fraternity.
He is married to Mary Beth and together, they spend most of their free time chasing after seven grandchildren, although you may find Dr. Stephens drag racing his Mustang Cobra Jet at a state track on the weekend.
Dr. Stephen’s is a lifelong resident of Muskogee, charter member of the Civic Exchange Club, and attends First Baptist Church. He and Mary Beth do philanthropic work with the Oklahoma Juvenile Diabetes Research Association and the Parkinson’s Foundation. His granddaughter has type-one diabetes and his mom had Parkinson’s before she passed away.
Dr. Stephen’s disposition is best described as warm and composed with a fine sense of humor.