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In pain and need an emergency dentist in Lincoln Center? Upper West Side Dental is about 10 minutes north on the 1 train, on Columbus Avenue near 110th Street. We offer same-day emergency appointments to get you out of pain fast. Call (917) 261-7555 and the team will get you in as quickly as possible. Dr. Benjamin Shirley and his staff treat you with care and respect, even on your worst dental day.

 

A toothache will not wait, and neither should you. Whether you are near David Geffen Hall, the Metropolitan Opera, or Fordham University, fast help is a short ride away. Not an emergency? Visit our Lincoln Center dentist page for regular care.

 

Dental Emergency? Call Now.

Same-day appointments for patients in pain.

Call (917) 261-7555

Why Lincoln Center Patients Choose Our Emergency Dentist

Same-Day Emergency Appointments

When you are hurting, you cannot wait days for help. We hold time open for dental emergencies so you can be seen the same day. Just call and tell us what is wrong.

An Emergency Dentist Minutes Up the 1 Train

From Lincoln Center, hop the 1 train and you are at our office in about 10 minutes. We are on Columbus Avenue near 110th Street, two blocks from the 110th Street stop.

We Accept Your Dental Insurance

We work with most major dental plans including Delta Dental, Aetna, Cigna, MetLife, and United Healthcare. View accepted insurance.

What Counts as a Dental Emergency Near Lincoln Center?

If you are not sure your problem is an emergency, here is a simple rule. If it hurts a lot, is bleeding, or will not stop getting worse, call us. We can help with all of these:

Bad toothache. Sharp or throbbing pain that keeps you up at night.
Knocked-out tooth. Keep the tooth wet and call us right away. Fast care gives the best chance to save it.
Broken or chipped tooth. A cracked tooth can hurt and lead to bigger problems if you wait.
Lost filling or crown. An open tooth is sore and easy to damage. We can fix it fast.
Swelling or an abscess. Swelling in your mouth or face can be a sign of infection. Do not wait on this one.
Bleeding that will not stop. If you are bleeding after an injury or a lost tooth, call us.

Emergency Dental Services for Lincoln Center Patients

Once your pain is under control, we can take care of the rest. Lincoln Center patients get full dental care under one roof:

Emergency Dental Care

Same-day appointments for toothaches, broken teeth, knocked-out teeth, lost fillings, and swelling. We find the cause of your pain, treat it that day when we can, and send you home with a clear plan so you are not left guessing.

Sedation Dentistry

Nervous about treatment? We offer nitrous oxide, also called laughing gas, to help you stay calm and comfortable. It wears off fast, so most patients feel normal soon after the visit.

Restorative Dentistry

Composite fillings, crowns, bridges, root canal therapy, dental implants, and extractions. We rebuild broken and damaged teeth so you can eat and smile without pain, and we match new work to your natural teeth.

Preventive Care

Routine exams, digital x-rays, cleanings, and custom night guards. Regular visits catch small problems early, before they turn into a painful emergency and a bigger bill.

Pediatric Dentistry

Gentle care for kids, including help with childhood emergencies like a knocked-out or broken tooth. We keep things calm and friendly so your child feels safe and is not scared of the dentist.

How To Get To Upper West Side Dental From Lincoln Center

992 Columbus Avenue, New York, NY 10025
Phone: (917) 261-7555

By Subway

From Lincoln Center, take the 1 train northbound from 66th Street-Lincoln Center to 110th Street-Cathedral Parkway. Walk east to Columbus Avenue. The whole trip takes about 10 minutes.

By Bus

The M104 bus runs north along Broadway from the Lincoln Center area. The M10 bus runs along Columbus Avenue and stops near the office.

By Car

From Lincoln Center, head north on Broadway or Columbus Avenue to 110th Street, then go to Columbus Avenue. Street parking is available on Columbus Avenue and nearby blocks, and public garages are close by on Amsterdam Avenue and West 110th Street.

Lincoln Center Emergency Dental Patient Reviews

“Upper West Side Dental is fantastic! Dr. Shirley is caring and meticulous. He is also very focused and knowledgeable. The dental care you get is better than I am accustomed to since it is very obvious that he places a high priority on preventive care. Additionally his office is very clean and inviting and his staff is very friendly and professional. He is a great asset to our community.”

— Rudy C.

“The service here is amazing and tailored to each patient. Dr. Shirley and his staff are extremely professional and offer later business hours, which works for me since I have a hard time leaving the office for appointments. I highly recommend UWS.”

— Jordan R.

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Insurance for Your Emergency Dental Visit

We accept most major dental insurance plans and work with you to get the most from your benefits. Not sure if we take your plan? Call us at (917) 261-7555 and our front desk team will check your coverage. For a full list, visit our Billing and Insurance page.

We also serve patients across the Upper West Side, including Morningside Heights and Harlem. No matter where you are coming from, fast dental care is just minutes away.

Emergency Dentist in Lincoln Center: Common Questions

What should I do in a dental emergency near Lincoln Center?

Call Upper West Side Dental right away at (917) 261-7555. The team will get you in as fast as possible. The office is at 992 Columbus Avenue, about 10 minutes north of Lincoln Center on the 1 train.

Can I get a same-day emergency dentist appointment near Lincoln Center?

Yes. Same-day appointments are available for dental emergencies during office hours. Call (917) 261-7555 and the team will fit you in as quickly as possible.

What counts as a dental emergency?

A bad toothache, a broken or knocked-out tooth, a lost filling or crown, swelling, or bleeding that will not stop are all dental emergencies. If you are in pain, call (917) 261-7555.

Does Upper West Side Dental accept my insurance for an emergency visit?

We accept most major plans including Delta Dental, Aetna, Cigna, MetLife, and United Healthcare. Call us to verify your coverage before your visit.

Do you treat children’s dental emergencies?

Yes. We offer pediatric care for kids with toothaches, knocked-out teeth, and other dental emergencies. Call (917) 261-7555 and the team will help right away.

In Pain? Do Not Wait.

Same-day emergency care for Lincoln Center patients.

Call (917) 261-7555
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