30+ years of experience · servicing Long Island and Queens

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Dental Care
Long Island

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Emergency Denture Repair
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Island Dental of Franklin Square building

Our Services

Digital X-Rays · Cutting-Edge Technology · Dental Specialists On-Site

From a sudden toothache to a broken denture, our emergency dentists treat urgent dental problems the same day. Choose a service to see what to do next and how we can help.

We Are Here To Help You

Dental emergencies can happen anytime, and don’t usually plan themselves around your annual dental check-up. For those living in the Long Island area, same day relief is just a phone call away. Our emergency dentists are ready to assist with any dental problems needing a fast fix, such as tooth pain, broken dentures, broken teeth, lost fillings, or lost crowns. Tooth problems do not correct themselves, and it’s up to you to heed your body’s warning and address dental emergencies before they get worse!

We have a full team of specialists on staff at our state-of-the-art private offices. Call our Emergency Dentists as soon as an issue arises. We can relieve almost any dental problem virtually painlessly, and doing so will help you avoid many hours of pain waiting for a regular dental office to open, and may even prevent an irreversible problem.

Why Choose Us

We offer same-day emergency care with gentle, expert treatment. Fast relief, trusted hands.

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Questions Your Emergency Dentist Will Need You to Answer

When calling our office for dental emergency treatment it is helpful if you can answer the following questions so that we can provide the best dental care possible:

What is the nature of your dental emergency?
When did it start?
Is there any swelling?
What is the degree of the pain, on a scale of 1-10?
Are you having any hot or cold sensitivity?
What medications are you taking? Antibiotics? Pain killers?

How We Can Help You With Your Dental Emergency

If you have urgent dental needs or a dental emergency:

We can diagnose the problem, give you your options for treatment, and most importantly relieve your pain.

If you have a regular dentist:

We can help you today and then send your dentist a report of your visit, your treatment & any X-rays taken.

If you don’t have a regular dentist:

If you don’t have a regular dentist and require an additional visit to complete your treatment, we can do that too! We are part of full-service general practices for comprehensive dental care. Completion of root canals, fillings, crowns, veneers, bleaching, implants, and dentures are all services that our dentists can provide.

Emergency Dental FAQs

Answers to the questions patients ask us most. Still not sure? Call the office nearest you.

No. During regular office hours we see same-day emergency patients, and you can walk in without an appointment at any of our three offices in Franklin Square, Levittown and Syosset. Calling ahead lets the team know to expect you.

Toothaches, dental abscesses, knocked-out, loose or broken teeth, lost fillings and crowns, swollen gums or facial swelling, broken braces and broken or loose dentures are all problems we treat the same day. See all emergency dental services.

Hours differ by office. Franklin Square and Levittown are open Monday to Saturday and closed on Sunday. Syosset is open Monday to Friday, with weekend visits by appointment only. See the location pages for each office’s hours.

Yes. We accept insurance and all major credit cards, and we offer 0% financing.

Yes. Our denture lab is on premise, so we offer emergency denture repair and same day dentures.

Yes. We can help you today and then send your dentist a report of your visit, your treatment and any X-rays taken. If you don’t have a regular dentist, we can complete your treatment with us.

It helps to know the nature of your dental emergency, when it started, whether there is any swelling, how bad the pain is on a scale of 1 to 10, whether you have hot or cold sensitivity, and what medications you are taking.