24-Hour Emergency Dental Care
Serving the Residents of Lynbrook, Long Island
516-246-2382
When an individual experiences some type of trauma to their teeth, they generally need to seek qualified dental care as quickly as possible. In some cases, this may mean seeking out a dentist office that provides walk-in emergency care 24 hours a day.
We specialize in handling all types of dental emergencies. Call our Lynbrook dental office right now for an immediate appointment.
Dentistry on Broadway
133 Broadway
Lynbrook, New York 11563
516-246-2382
Our dental office at 133 Broadway in Lynbrook
Call Us Anytime of Day, Any Day of the Week…For Any Dental Emergency
Of course, it is not always trauma that causes a person to seek this type of emergency care. Even something as simple as a chipped tooth can cause extreme pain and discomfort, or an individual may find that a filling or crown has come loose or fallen out and need immediate attention.
So, what is a person to do if they find themselves in need of emergency dental care? Well, the first thing that anyone should do is to try and contact the dentist that they see normally. In many cases, this dentist may actually provide emergency care to those patients who really need it or may be able to recommend a dentist who does.
In almost every situation, it is advisable for a person to first try and see their regular dentist because this will be the individual who has the most familiarity with their needs and history. The doctor who is the most experienced with a particular patient will also, generally, be the one who is able to provide them with the highest level of care.
If that is not option then call the Nassau County emergency care dentists at the number above for immediate assistance.
While the family dentist should be the first stop when it comes to finding emergency care, just about every dental professional will agree that care from any qualified professional is better than none at all. With this in mind, it is important for a person to understand that it is not a good idea to put off their care until later, especially if they are in extreme pain.