We Are Here for Dental Emergencies!

Dr. Calat’s team is renowned for their rapid and effective response to urgent dental issues, such as infections, severe toothaches or impacted wisdom teeth, ensuring you get the help you need quickly. Our goal is to make sure that patients in urgent need find relief as quickly as possible. We respond to dental emergencies with clear information and comforting support. Our emergency care aligns with our mission to offer outstanding oral health care when it’s needed most.

If It’s Urgent, Call Us Right Away

Midtown Manhattan

Hoboken, New Jersey

Midtown Manhattan

T: 202-696-29677

Hoboken, New Jersey

T: 201-659-6999

Is a Loose Dental Implant an Emergency?

Yes, contact our office immediately. Often, it’s the crown or bridge that’s loose, not the implant itself. Prompt care can save a loose implant.

Can a Loose Implant be Saved?

It depends on the cause. Tightening can fix loose restorations. A loose implant needs immediate attention, and early treatment improves the chances of saving it.

Do You Perform Emergency Wisdom Tooth Removal?

Yes, if a wisdom tooth infection is suspected, early treatment is crucial. Contact us immediately.

What Are The Signs of Wisdom Tooth Infection?

Persistent pain, abscesses, swelling, and foul odor are key indicators.

Will an Oral Surgeon Pull an Infected Tooth?

After evaluation, we’ll suggest the best treatment plan, which may include extraction.

What Are The Signs of Dental Implant Failure?

Inflammation, gum recession, pain, and a loose or shifted implant signal potential failure. Immediate consultation can increase the chances of saving the implant.

What Should I Do if I Experience Sudden Toothache or Swelling?

If you notice sudden pain or swelling, it might indicate an infection or other urgent dental issue. Contact our office immediately to assess the need for emergency care.

Can I Eat or Drink Before an Emergency Appointment?

If you’re undergoing sedation, avoid eating or drinking for 8 hours prior to your appointment. If you’re receiving local anesthesia, a light meal might be okay. Always follow the specific instructions provided by our office.