Quiz: What is Considered An Emergency?

During our lifetimes many of us will be faced with a dental emergency. What is considered an emergency? Simply put, any sudden pain or damage to the oral cavity is generally considered an emergency. Fortunately, we offer the care necessary to address these situations and help restore your smile to full function and comfort.

Emergency Dentistry Quiz

1. True or False: You have to be a patient to take advantage of our emergency services.
2. True or False: We can see patients after hours.
3. True or False: Sudden discomfort may require immediate care.
4. True or False: We can address damaged or knocked-out teeth.

Answer Key

1. False. We offer dental emergency services to anyone who needs them. We do not limit our emergency services to current patients only.
2. True. If your injury occurs after hours then you may assume you must wait to see a dentist. Fortunately, at our office we can see patients after hours. No need to call a special number, Simply call our office and we will make arrangements for the doctor to see you as soon as possible.
3. True. If you develop a toothache or sudden pain contact our office. The causes could include tooth decay, infection, dental fractures, or possible a chipped tooth. Having the discomfort addresses immediately can help ensure your smile remains healthy and whole.
4. True. If you chip a tooth we can use dental bonding or possibly a crown to restore the tooth. If you knock out a tooth we place the tooth back into place or offer a lifelike replacement option, such as a dental implant. If you have any questions or concerns then contact our office right away. We can offer advice on addressing emergency situations or the treatment you need to restore your smile to optimal function and health.

ABOUT YOUR ASTORIA DENTIST

Our Astoria, NY dentist office accepts most major insurance plans. To find out if we accept yours, or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Jeffrey Leibowitz, contact us at (718) 728-8320. We welcome patients living in and around Queens, Astoria, NYC, upstate New York, and New Jersey.