Frequently Asked Questions

Choose your preferred location and time using our online booking links. If you prefer, call the office and our team will help you schedule.

We try our best to accommodate walk-ins when availability allows. For dental pain or urgent issues, call us first so we can guide you and try to fit you in.

Bring a photo ID, your insurance card (if applicable), and a list of any medications. If you have recent dental X-rays from another office, bring them too.

Yes. Please contact us as soon as possible if you need to change your appointment so we can offer the slot to another patient.

Most patients benefit from a checkup and cleaning every 6 months, but some need more frequent visits based on gum health and cavity risk.

We work with many dental insurance plans. Coverage and out-of-pocket cost vary by plan, so estimates can differ for each patient.

Share your plan details and we can help with a benefits estimate. Final coverage is determined by your insurance carrier based on your policy.

Yes. We offer self-pay options and can discuss a treatment plan that fits your needs. Ask our team about payment options.

Most offices accept major credit/debit cards and standard payment options. If you have questions about payment, contact us before your visit.

Payment plan availability depends on the treatment. We can review your treatment plan and discuss options before starting care.

For most procedures, yes. After your exam, we explain the recommended care and provide an estimate. Emergency treatment may require immediate steps to relieve pain or infection.

We provide preventive and restorative dental care such as exams & cleanings, fillings, crowns, root canal treatment, extractions, dentures, and cosmetic dentistry (services may vary by location).

If you have severe tooth pain, swelling, bleeding, or trauma, contact us as soon as possible. We’ll guide you and try to fit you in quickly.

Yes. Root canal treatment removes infection inside a tooth, relieves pain, and helps save the tooth. We’ll confirm the best option after an exam and X-rays.

Implants can be a long-term option to replace missing teeth. We’ll evaluate your case and discuss options based on gums, bone, and overall health.

Yes. We can discuss whitening, bonding, veneers, and other cosmetic options depending on your goals and oral health.

Yes. We welcome families and can help children with routine checkups, cleanings, and age-appropriate dental care.

We follow strict infection control protocols, including sterilization of instruments, appropriate single-use items, and professional disinfection standards.

Dental X-rays are quick and painless. We use modern techniques to keep exposure as low as reasonably achievable while still capturing the images needed for diagnosis.

Yes. Tell us what makes you uncomfortable. We can explain each step, go at your pace, and discuss comfort options based on your needs.

Numbness typically lasts a few hours. Avoid chewing until sensation returns to prevent biting your cheek or tongue.

If pain is severe or swelling is present, contact us as soon as possible. If you have facial swelling or trouble breathing, seek urgent medical care.

Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, floss daily, and limit sugary snacks and drinks. We may recommend additional hygiene steps depending on gum health.

Yes. You can request records from your previous dentist. Bringing recent X-rays may reduce the need for additional imaging depending on your case.

We serve a diverse community. Language support may vary by location and staff schedule. If you need help in a specific language, let us know when booking.

We serve multiple NYC locations including Jamaica (Highland Ave), Jackson Heights, and Sunnyside. Use the booking links to choose the office you want.

Parking availability varies by neighborhood. We recommend arriving early and using street parking or nearby public parking where available.