Dental pain and broken teeth can’t wait. Smile On Westbury offers same-day emergency appointments so you get relief fast.
Whether it’s a tooth knocked out on the field, a cracked crown at a diner, or a toothache at 2AM, dental emergencies can happen at any time! At Smile On Westbury, we keep same-day appointments available for urgent situations. Dr. Sorn and her team work quickly to relieve pain, stabilize the tooth, and lay out a clear plan for full recovery.
Dental emergencies don’t follow a schedule, and waiting them out almost always makes things worse. A cracked tooth that could have been saved with a crown becomes an extraction. An abscess that could have been drained spreads to surrounding tissue. At Smile On Westbury, we prioritize urgent cases and keep same-day availability specifically because early intervention saves teeth, prevents complications, and costs significantly less than delayed treatment. If you’re in pain or something feels wrong, call us first—we’ll tell you exactly how quickly you need to come in and what to do in the meantime.
A cracked or chipped tooth can expose sensitive nerve tissue and worsen rapidly without care. We assess the severity and restore your tooth with bonding, a crown, or other targeted treatment—same day whenever possible.
If you act within 30 to 60 minutes and keep the tooth moist, there’s a real chance we can reimplant it. Call us immediately, place the tooth in milk or saliva, and come in—we’ll do everything possible to save it.
A missing filling leaves underlying tooth structure exposed to bacteria, food debris, and pressure. We replace or recement the restoration quickly to protect the tooth and eliminate sensitivity before it becomes a bigger problem.
Something lodged between teeth or in soft tissue can cause pain and infection if not removed carefully. We extract it safely without causing additional damage to your gum tissue or enamel.
Sudden, intense tooth pain usually signals decay, infection, or nerve involvement—not something to wait out. We diagnose the source, provide immediate relief, and begin appropriate treatment the same day you call.
A dental abscess is a bacterial infection that can spread to the jaw, neck, and beyond if left untreated. Treatment involves draining the abscess, eliminating the infection, and restoring or extracting the tooth depending on how much structure remains.
Partially erupted wisdom teeth create a pocket where bacteria thrive, leading to a painful condition called pericoronitis. We control the infection right away and discuss extraction to prevent it from recurring.
Wisdom teeth that are impacted, crowding neighboring teeth, or erupting at an angle can cause significant and worsening discomfort. We evaluate with X-rays and recommend the right course of action—whether that’s monitoring, eruption support, or removal.
Real stories from real patients. See why families across Westbury trust us with their smiles.
Valid May 18th –31st
Offer valid for only two weeks after consult.
