Emergency Dentist 24/7 Flushing, NY

Emergency Dental Services in Flushing, NY

A dental emergency can happen at any point. You might be going about your day until a filling falls out or you injure yourself and chip a tooth. When something like this happens, it is important to know where to go to receive quick and efficient treatment. Queens Emergency Dental can provide the help you need when you have a dental emergency. Dr. Maximilian Marks and his team of experts are trained to provide relief to many different dental emergencies.

If you are dealing with a dental emergency in the Flushing, NY area, we can help. When you call our office, a member of our professional care team will be ready to answer your call at any time. We will listen to your concerns and schedule an appointment for you as soon as possible.

We Welcome All Patients

No matter if you are a long-time patient or a first-time visitor, you can expect high-quality care and professionalism when you enter our office. We know how stressful and painful dental emergencies can be. To help you relieve that stress and pain, our team will be ready to focus on your care as soon as you come to see us.

Dr. Marks and the rest of the team at Queens Emergency Dental strive to create strong doctor-patient relationships that last for many years to come. We hope we can continue providing you with regular dental services after your emergency appointment so we can help you stay on top of your oral health.

The Dental Emergency Services We Offer

No dental emergency is the same as another. You might have a toothache that won’t go away, or you might have cracked a tooth due to an injury. No matter the cause of your emergency, Dr. Marks and his team can provide treatment for your oral issue to relieve you of the pain and restore your dental health.

Our services include:

• Toothache relief. Many patients who have come in have ignored the early signs of a toothache, which has led to more problematic and complex issues. Toothaches are usually symptoms of a larger problem that needs to be addressed. Over-the-counter medications are effective in providing temporary relief, but they should not be relied on as a permanent solution. If you have a persistent toothache and need relief, we can help provide treatment.
• Jaw swelling reduction. Your dental health doesn’t involve only the teeth and gums. Your jawbone and the surrounding tissue are also key factors in your support system for your teeth. If you notice swelling in your jaw, there is a chance there is an infection in the area. This infection can spread throughout the bone and into neighboring tissue. If you’re experiencing gum pain, an expert needs to identify and treat the cause of the infection as soon as possible.
• Gum pain. Dr. Marks can provide the relief you need for gum pain. Gum pain usually means there is an issue in the deeper tissue of the gums. Our team can help find the cause of the pain and provide the treatment necessary to relieve the pain.
• Root canals. If you have a tooth that is decayed or damaged, this procedure might be required to save it. For many patients, the tooth in question needed a filling or crown in the past. Root canals aim to restore the connection between the tooth and root in the jawbone. When successful, this relieves pain, preserves the tooth, and avoids the need for an extraction.
• Avulsed and damaged tooth care. This is also known as a “knockout.” This situation is caused by an accident such as a sports injury or a car accident. If a tooth is knocked out, it is recommended you seek dental care as soon as you can so the socket can be examined for any further damage. In certain cases, the avulsed tooth can be restored and saved. Other dental damage that can happen include cracks, breaks, or chips. Every situation is unique and requires a professional to examine the area and determine a treatment plan.
• Extractions. If one or more of your teeth are severely damaged or decayed, an infection can spread throughout your mouth. In this case, extracting the tooth could be the best solution. Extractions help protect your other teeth from infection and provide immediate pain relief.
• Filling and crown repair. Fillings and crowns are important for protecting teeth that have needed dental work in the past. While these are made to fit your teeth, sometimes they become loose and fall out. If this happens, it is important to have them replaced or repaired as soon as possible to prevent further damage.

How to Prevent Dental Emergencies

Dental emergencies can come with a lot of stress and pain. Not every emergency can be avoided, but many can be prevented with proper and regular dental care. This starts at the home with a regular schedule of brushing and flossing. This helps protect your teeth and gums from many issues.

It is also recommended you schedule regular six-month appointments with Queens Emergency Dental. This will allow Dr. Marks and the rest of our staff to provide expert cleaning services and monitor your dental health. By visiting regularly, we can help prevent minor dental issues from becoming major.

Schedule Your Emergency Appointment Today

If you are dealing with a dental issue and need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact our office. Dental issues only get worse over time, and the sooner you schedule an appointment with Queens Emergency Dental, the sooner you can be relieved of the stress and pain your dental issue is causing you. Contact Emergency Dental Service at any time of the day at 1-888-350-1340.

FAQ

• Q: When can I get an emergency dental appointment?

  A: We understand this situation is causing a lot of pain and stress. Our emergency care team will help you schedule an appointment as soon as possible. Depending on how severe the issue is, we’ll have you come in on the day of or the following day for treatment.

• Q: How much does an emergency dental service cost?

  A: The cost will depend on several factors. Dr. Marks and his team will discuss your options after assessing your situation. You will know the exact cost before we begin any procedure.

• Q: Can I use a credit card to pay for emergency dental services?

  A: Yes. We also accept cash and checks.