Dentist services in Long Island
Teeth Cleaning
Get connected with independent, licensed Long Island dentists who offer routine and deep teeth cleanings.
Fillings
Request a quote from independent, licensed Long Island dentists who repair cavities and damaged teeth with fillings.
Root Canal
Get matched with independent, licensed Long Island providers who can evaluate and treat an infected or inflamed tooth with a root canal.
Tooth Extraction
Request a quote from independent, licensed Long Island providers for simple and surgical tooth extractions.
Dental Implants
Compare quotes from independent, licensed Long Island dentists who can evaluate whether dental implants are right for replacing missing teeth.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Long Island Dentist Quotes a dental office?
No. We are a referral website. We do not perform dental work or employ dentists. We help you get in touch with independent local providers, who handle all care, pricing, and billing directly with you.
Does it cost anything to request a quote?
Requesting quotes and appointment options through this site is free. Any fees for dental care are set by the dentist you choose, so ask them for details before you book.
Are the dentists licensed?
The providers we refer to are independent, licensed dentists. You can also verify any dentist's New York State license yourself through the NYS Office of the Professions online license lookup before your appointment.
Will the quote I receive be the final price?
Not necessarily. A quote is usually an estimate based on what you describe. Dentists often need to examine you, and sometimes take X-rays, before confirming a treatment plan and cost. Ask each dentist what the estimate includes and what could change it.
Can I use my dental insurance?
That depends on the individual dentist and your plan. Ask each provider whether they accept your insurance, and check with your insurer about your coverage for cleanings, fillings, root canals, extractions, or implants.
What should I do if I have a dental emergency?
This site is not an emergency service. If you have trouble breathing or swallowing, or facial swelling that is spreading quickly, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For severe tooth pain or a knocked-out tooth, call a dentist's office directly and explain that it is urgent.
