The professionals at Long Island Implant and Cosmetic Dentistry are dedicated to delivering the finest general dentistry services available in Suffolk County, Long Island.
Dr. Elliot and Dr. Nick are recognized leaders in transformational cosmetic dentistry procedures including veneers, laser teeth whitening, same day dental implants and more. But we are also a top choice for family dentistry – skilled in all general procedures, including routine cleanings and examinations. Need a walk-in dentist for emergency care? We can do that, too!
Suffolk County, Long Island Dentist
Looking for a leading Long Island dentist? Among two of the best dentists are located right in Suffolk County. Dr. Elliot and Dr. Nick take the time to inform and educate patients on all aspects of possible treatment plans, ensuring that they are active participants in decision making. This is particularly true for patients struggling with anxiety or who may be good candidates for sedation dentistry, which we are also pleased to offer.
The highly trained and qualified staff at Long Island Implant and Cosmetic Dentistry provide patients with an unsurpassed level of care and the best technology modern dentistry has to offer, from stain removal systems to Invisalign tooth straighteners. Each member of the team is personally invested in ensuring that your teeth and gums are as healthy and as beautiful as they can be.
We are fully committed to:
- Treating all patients as individuals with unique concerns and care requirements
- Establishing a comfortable treatment environment that is sensitive to patient phobias and anxiety
- Working together with patients to help them make informed decisions
- Providing unmatched customer service
- Proactively preventing future dental problems
Whether you’re interested in one of the many cosmetic procedures we offer or are looking for regular family dental care, we invite you to contact us at 631-296-0609 to schedule an appointment at our Rocky Point, NY office.
Emergency dental care
Do not delay seeking treatment if you have suffered one of the following dental emergencies:
- Toothache
- Chipped, cracked or damaged tooth
- Lost or partially dislodged tooth, crown or filling
- Broken braces, dentures, or other dental appliances
- Facial swelling and jaw pain
- Bleeding or soft tissue injury
- Abscess or infection
- Objects stuck in the mouth
Dr. Elliot and Dr. Nick’s affordable emergency dentist care will ensure your long-term health without risking your financial security. Our friendly office staff is happy to discuss the cost of services and payment plan options with you so there are no surprises. We understand what a stressful situation it can be to sustain a tooth or mouth injury and we strive to exceed your expectations in putting you at ease and quickly remedying your problem, whatever it may be. For immediate dental emergency tips to tide you over until you arrive at our office, read here: http://www.mouthhealthy.org/en/az-topics/d/dental-emergencies
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