Dentist – Glastonbury, CT

How Do I Get Emergency Dental Care?

As long as your dental emergency isn’t life-threatening, you should call your dentist instead of the emergency room. Most of the time, the professionals at the emergency room won’t have the training or equipment needed to handle infected teeth and other oral health issues. Meanwhile, our team can handle a wide range of urgent dental situations, and we can often schedule a same-day appointment so that you aren’t left waiting for the treatment you need to stop your pain and save your smile.

How Do I Find the Best Place to Get Dental Work Done?

Think about what you’re looking for in a dental practice. Do you need a dentist that will take your insurance? What kind of services should they offer? Are they located in a place that you can easily get to? Do they have an experienced, helpful staff? Once you know what you want, check the practice’s website to see what they have to offer. You can also look at online reviews to see what kind of experiences other patients have had at the office in question.

How Much Does a Dental Checkup & Cleaning Cost in Glastonbury?

The cost of preventive services like checkups and cleanings can vary depending on which practice you visit, although you can usually expect it to be between $200 and $350. Dental insurance can make paying for your regular dental appointments a little easier; we gladly accept many common plans including Guardian and Delta Dental. If you don’t have insurance, you might consider applying for low-interest financing through CareCredit. This option allows you to break up the cost of care into smaller installments that you can pay every month.

How Can I Make a Same-Day Appointment with a Dentist?

Same-day appointments are necessary if you have a dental problem that requires urgent attention, such as a knocked-out tooth or severe oral pain. The best way to schedule a same-day appointment is to call our office so that you can speak to one of our team members right away. This will also give us a chance to ask about your symptoms so that we can provide tips for managing your situation until your appointment.

Once you get to our office, we will work to get you out of any immediate pain. We’ll also examine your mouth thoroughly to figure out the root of the issue and start putting together a treatment plan that will help you find relief as quickly as possible.