Fast & Trusted Emergency Dental Services in Long Island
Dealing with sudden tooth pain or a dental injury? Don’t worry, A&E Dental is here to help. Whether you’re experiencing intense discomfort, a chipped or broken tooth, swelling, or a knocked-out tooth, our team provides prompt, professional care to relieve pain and prevent further complications.
Call us immediately at 718-343-2802 or come into our office for quick assistance, your comfort and oral health are always our top priorities.
We serve clients from Floral Park, Glen Oaks, Stewart Manor, Franklin Square, Queens, and surrounding Long Island communities.
Dental Emergency?
718-504-7447Urgent Dental Issues We Handle
Dental emergencies can happen unexpectedly and often require immediate attention to relieve discomfort and prevent further complications. If you’re experiencing any of the situations below, our team is ready to provide prompt, professional care:
Severe or persistent tooth pain:
Ongoing or intense discomfort may indicate deep decay, nerve damage, or infection. Prompt treatment helps relieve pain and prevent the issue from worsening.
Knocked-out tooth:
A tooth that has been completely dislodged requires urgent care. Acting quickly significantly increases the chances of saving and successfully reattaching the tooth.
Cracked, chipped, or broken tooth:
Damage to a tooth can expose sensitive inner layers, cause pain, and increase the risk of infection. Immediate evaluation allows us to restore strength and function.
Lost filling or crown:
When a restoration falls out, the exposed tooth can become sensitive and vulnerable to further damage. We can quickly repair or replace it to protect your tooth.
Dental abscess:
A painful infection often accompanied by swelling, pus, or fever. This serious condition requires immediate treatment to prevent the infection from spreading.
Uncontrolled bleeding:
Bleeding that does not stop after applying pressure — especially following trauma or a procedure — needs urgent professional attention.
Jaw pain or possible fracture:
Injuries to the jaw may cause pain, swelling, or difficulty opening and closing your mouth. Prompt care is essential to properly assess and treat the damage.
Object stuck between teeth:
If debris cannot be safely removed with floss, forcing it may damage the gums. We can remove the object carefully and prevent irritation or infection.
Emergency Dental Care for Children
According to a recent study, a significant percentage of children in the United States visited a dental office for the first time because of an emergency. Among the participants surveyed, 43% of visits were due to pulpitis (infection), while 39% were related to dental trauma. These findings show that pediatric dental emergencies are common — and that getting prompt, effective treatment is essential.
If you’re looking for an emergency pediatric dental provider in Floral Park or the surrounding areas of Long Island, we’re here to help. Our consistent experience treating children allows us to understand their unique needs, helping both kids and parents feel comfortable, informed, and confident throughout every visit.
Why choose A&E Dental for Emergency Dental Care?
When a dental emergency happens, you need a team that responds quickly, treats you with compassion, and delivers reliable results. At A&E Dental, every aspect of your visit is designed to reduce stress, relieve pain, and restore your oral health as efficiently as possible. Patients across Long Island trust our Floral Park office for prompt, professional urgent care when it matters most.
Here’s why patients turn to our practice during urgent situations:
- Same-day emergency appointments whenever possible
- Experienced dental team trained to handle urgent and complex cases
- Advanced diagnostic technology for fast, accurate treatment
- Clear communication and transparent treatment recommendations
- Comfort-focused care to ease pain and anxiety
- Convenient Floral Park location with accessible scheduling
When you choose A&E Dental, you’re choosing a team committed to acting quickly, protecting your oral health, and helping you feel confident and comfortable again.
Frequently Asked Questions
Severe pain, swelling, bleeding that won’t stop, a knocked-out or broken tooth, facial swelling, or signs of infection such as pus or fever are all indicators that you should seek immediate dental care.
Facial swelling, a bad taste in the mouth, fever, difficulty swallowing, or a pimple-like bump on the gums can signal a serious infection that requires urgent treatment.
Yes. Ongoing or worsening tooth pain often indicates decay, nerve damage, or infection and should be evaluated as soon as possible to prevent complications.
In many cases, yes. If extraction is the best treatment option, it can often be performed the same day to relieve pain and stop the spread of infection.
Throbbing pain can be a sign of inflammation or infection inside the tooth. If the pain is severe, persistent, or accompanied by swelling, it should be treated urgently.
If your child has significant pain, swelling, bleeding, a knocked-out tooth, or signs of infection, you should seek prompt dental attention to protect their oral health.
Yes. Even without pain, trauma can damage teeth or supporting structures. It’s best to have your child evaluated immediately to rule out hidden injuries.