Little Ferry Emergency Dentist

Welcome new patients! For years, our office has been delivering timely, quality care to the Little Ferry community.

We offer flexible hours to accommodate your schedule, and we accept most insurance plans.

We expect to see emergency patients daily, and our staff is ready to assist them. Emergencies are not seen as disruptions but as chances to offer genuine help.

We are dedicated to providing high-quality dentistry in a friendly and comfortable setting. We strongly focus on continuous education in the latest dental practices to ensure you receive the finest care possible.

Insurance Options for Emergency Dentist in Little Ferry

This office accepts most insurance plans that are PPO, which covers most of the insurance plans provided by employers in the broader New Jersey area.

Dental Emergency with No Insurance in Little Ferry

We recognize that dental emergencies can arise unexpectedly and funding them may not always be immediately available. To help manage these unforeseen costs, we collaborate with CareCredit, a company that specializes in offering financing and payment plans tailored for patients in need.

Dental Emergencies treated by the Little Ferry Emergency Dentist

Our services include treating chipped teeth, performing emergency extractions for teeth that require it, and handling more extensive procedures. Urgent dental needs often arise from severe pain or discomfort, such as when a filling or crown falls out, or a part of a tooth breaks off.

Walk In Dentist in Little Ferry

While sometimes we can accomodate walk in patients, we highly recommend patients call in ahead a time to secure an appointment. In 99% of cases, we will be able to accomdate you for a same day appointment and you can be sure before you drive to our office that your dental emergency will be taken care of.

When should I go to the Emergency Room instead?

If you’ve been in an accident and are experiencing severe pain across your face, it’s crucial to visit the hospital Emergency Room first. There, they can assess and address any additional injuries or conditions you might have before focusing on dental issues. While the ER won’t provide dental treatment, they can prescribe antibiotics if necessary and will refer you to a dentist for specialized care.