Same-day emergency visits for the West Village, NYC

Emergency Dentist in the West Village, NYC

An emergency dentist treats tooth pain, broken teeth, swelling, and dental injuries the same day. I’m Dr. Nina Izhaky — my practice is at 54 Warren Street in Tribeca, one straight ride on the 1 train from the West Village, and when the office is open we see emergencies the same day. Chipped a tooth on a brownstone stoop? Crown came loose before the weekend? Call (212) 561-5303and we’ll take care of it.

Emergency dentist for the West Village NYC — patient receiving urgent dental treatment at Tribeca Dental Studio
Quick Answer

Dental emergency in the West Village? Call (212) 561-5303. The 1 train from Christopher Street goes straight to Chambers Street — about 10 minutes, no transfers — and we see emergencies the same day when the office is open. Chipped tooth, toothache, loose crown, swelling: pain relief first, then we fix the real problem. After hours, leave a voicemail and the doctor calls right back.

From Dr. Izhaky

A chipped front tooth feels like a catastrophe. It isn’t.

West Village patients come to me panicking about chipped front teeth more than anything else — a fall on the Hudson River piers, a collision at the dog run, a piece of something harder than expected at brunch. I understand the panic. Your smile is the first thing people see.

Here’s the good news I give every one of them: a chipped front tooth is one of the most fixable things in dentistry. We rebuild it with materials matched to your natural tooth — shade, shape, translucency — and when we’re done, you can’t tell which tooth it was. Don’t hide your smile for weeks. Call, come in, and leave with it fixed.

What counts as a dental emergency?

If you’re debating whether to call, call. (212) 561-5303 — we’ll give you a straight answer in about thirty seconds.

Chipped front tooth

A fall on the piers, a slip on a stoop — front teeth take the hit. We repair chips with tooth-matched materials so the fix is invisible.

Toothache that won’t ease up

Constant or throbbing pain means something is wrong inside the tooth. We diagnose it and get you out of pain the same day.

Crown or bridge that came loose

A loose crown traps bacteria and feels terrible. Bring it in — we re-seat or replace it before the tooth underneath is damaged.

Gum injury or bleeding

Cuts to the gums, lips, or cheek from a fall or accident. We treat soft-tissue injuries and make sure no teeth were damaged too.

Swelling in the jaw or face

Swelling can mean infection, and infections spread. This one shouldn’t wait — call us the same day.

Knocked-out tooth

The 30–60 minute rule: hold it by the crown, rinse gently, keep it in cold milk, call (212) 561-5303 immediately.

How to get to us from the West Village

This is the easiest trip on this list: the 1 train at Christopher Street–Sheridan Square runs straight to Chambers Street with no transfers — about ten minutes. Walk two minutes east and you’re at 54 Warren Street, between Church Street and Broadway. From the far west side near the piers, it’s a pleasant walk across, but the 1 is faster when you’re hurting.

Driving? The West Village to Tribeca is short, but parking near Warren Street takes longer than the subway most days. If someone can drop you off, that’s the kindest option when you’re in pain.

54 Warren St, New York, NY 10007 — emergency dentist serving the West Village, NYC.

At a Glance

West Village dental emergency quick guide

If this happensDo this
Chipped front toothSave any fragments — we rebuild it with tooth-matched materials so the repair disappears
Crown or bridge came looseDon’t chew on it; bring it in — we re-seat or replace it before damage spreads
Toothache that won’t ease upCall (212) 561-5303 — same-day visits when the office is open
Swelling in the jaw or faceSame-day attention — swelling can mean a spreading infection

Emergency dentist questions, answered

01Do you see West Village patients for same-day dental emergencies?

Yes. When the office is open, emergencies are seen the same day — call (212) 561-5303. From the West Village it’s one straight ride on the 1 train to Chambers Street.

02How do I get to you from the West Village?

Take the 1 train from Christopher Street–Sheridan Square directly to Chambers Street — no transfers, about 10 minutes. We’re at 54 Warren St, two minutes from the station on foot.

03I chipped a tooth but it’s the weekend — what do I do?

Save any fragments, avoid chewing on that side, and call us — we see emergencies on Saturdays, and after hours the doctor returns voicemails right away.

04Can you fix a broken front tooth so it looks natural?

Yes — that’s a big part of what we do. We repair chipped and fractured front teeth with materials matched to your natural tooth, so the repair disappears.

05What if I’m nervous about dental work?

Tell us when you call. We work with anxious patients every day — we explain everything before we do it, work gently, and never rush you.

06How much does an emergency visit cost?

We evaluate first and give you a clear treatment plan with transparent pricing before any work begins. We are a private fee-for-service practice.

One train ride from the West Village to relief

From Christopher Street to the piers, the West Village is ten minutes from our chair on the 1 train. Tribeca Dental Studio has been at 54 Warren Street since 2007, seeing emergencies same-day when the office is open — for the West Village, the Village, Tribeca, and all of Lower Manhattan.

West Village dental emergency? We’re ten minutes away.

One train, no transfers. When the office is open, we see emergencies the same day.

Tribeca Dental Studio is rated 4.7 stars on Google by patients from the West Village and across Lower Manhattan.

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