Emergency Dentist – Commack, NY

We’re Here When You Need Us

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Emergency dental care is part of the many services we offer here at Silfa Dental. No matter the type of injury you sustain, we offer same-day, after-hour, and weekend assistance for dental emergencies in Commack. Simply call our office and let us know about the problem you’re experiencing. We’ll work quickly to get you the help you need.

Why Choose Silfa Dental for Emergency Dentistry?

  • Same-Day, Weekend, and After-Hour Appointments Available
  • Sedation Dentistry for Anxious Patients
  • Tailor-Made Plans to Meet Patients’ Needs

How We Treat Dental Emergencies

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  • Call our office – Start by calling our dental office to let us know you need professional help. We’ll identify a time you can come in for immediate care.
  • Perform a thorough examination – Dr. Silfa will check your mouth using advanced technology and techniques to identify the problem.
  • Analyze findings – Once we’ve located the problem, we’ll analyze our findings and create a personalized treatment plan.
  • Administer treatment – After you’re satisfied with the recommended approach, we’ll begin to repair your smile.

The Most Common Dental Emergencies

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At Silfa Dental, we treat all kinds of dental emergencies. From chipped and cracked teeth to soft tissue injuries, lost dental crowns, sensitive teeth, and even broken dentures, we can help you care for your smile at home before it’s time to see a member of our team.

Toothaches

Chipped Tooth

Cracked Tooth

Very Sensitive Teeth

Knocked-Out Tooth

Lost Filling or Crown

Broken Denture

Loose Permanent Tooth

Injury to the Gums, Lips, or Tongue

Jaw Pain

Something Stuck Between the Teeth

Understanding the Cost of Emergency Dentistry

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Are you interested in learning more about the cost of emergency dentistry in Commack? If so, you’re in the right place! Below, you will find some helpful information on the topic, including the financial solutions available to make the price affordable.

Every Dental Emergency is Different – Here’s Why

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The cost of the emergency exam is usually quite nominal. What largely impacts the price you pay is the type of dental injury at hand and the restorative treatment (or treatments) needed to fix it. That’s why we can’t provide you with an accurate estimate of the price until we’ve taken the necessary X-rays, completed a visual exam, and reviewed all of your treatment options. From there, we can review the financial solutions we offer, answer any questions you have, and get to work on restoring your healthy, pain-free smile.

Does Dental Insurance Cover Dental Emergencies?

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Some dental plans do include a free emergency exam and cover between 50% and 80% of the cost of restorative care. Of course, there is also a lot of fine print that needs to be considered, including waiting periods. If you’re not familiar with your benefits, don’t hesitate to take a look at the fine print on your plan or call your provider directly with any questions you have!

Other Options for Making Dental Emergencies Affordable

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To make everything from essential preventive care to sudden emergency dentistry more affordable, we offer our patients two financial solutions:

  • Our In-House Loyalty Membership Program – When you join, you get a significant discount on both preventive and restorative care. Plus, there aren’t any waiting periods, maximums, deductibles, or age limits.
  • Flexible Financing – At our office, we welcome Proceed Finance, LendingPoint, Cherry, and CareCredit. That way, you can break up the cost of your care into smaller, more manageable chunks that fit within your budget.

How Taking Care Of Your Smile Can Save You Money

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Remember, taking the “wait and see” approach will only make it worse. So, if you are dealing with any abnormal dental symptoms – from tender gums to pain when biting down – don’t hesitate to schedule an appointment so we can determine what the root of the problem is. Treating it right away will protect your smile from further harm and your wallet from more costly care.

It’s also important that we mention how preventable many common dental problems are, including tooth decay and gum disease. That’s why we encourage our patients to implement good habits into their daily routine, like brushing for two full minutes each morning and flossing every night before bed. It’s also important that you visit us every six months so we can routinely scan for cavities, infections, chips, and other common dental problems.