Trinity Dental Services, your dentist in East Brunswick, offers emergency dental care at 63 W Prospect St #1, just off Route 18. Call (732) 613-1125 before coming in to check same-day or walk-in availability.
Office hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10:00 AM–7:00 PM and Saturday 10:00 AM–5:00 PM. We are closed Wednesday and Sunday.
A dental emergency is any problem with your teeth, gums, or jaw that needs prompt attention to stop pain, control an infection, or save a tooth. If you are unsure whether your situation qualifies, call us. It is always better to be seen and reassured than to wait while a small problem becomes a serious one.
Trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, a suspected broken jaw or a serious head injury need immediate medical care. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not wait for a dental appointment or a returned message.
Call Trinity Dental Services to describe your symptoms and check the next available emergency appointment. Same-day visits and walk-ins depend on availability; calling ahead helps the team assess the urgency and explain next steps.
At your visit, Dr. Mantias examines the area and may recommend X-rays. Treatment depends on the cause and severity of the problem. Some issues can be treated at that visit; others need stabilization, follow-up care or referral. For example, a tooth may need a crown after a root canal. The team will explain the recommended plan.
A severe or persistent toothache needs a dental assessment to find the cause. Dr. Mantias graduated with honors in Endodontics, the branch of dentistry that deals with the tooth’s inner pulp, and performs root canal therapy in our East Brunswick office. When appropriate, root canal treatment can address damaged or infected pulp and help preserve a tooth. Treatment or specialist referral depends on your examination.
Honors in Endodontics · NYU
If a tooth cannot be restored, extraction may be recommended. Your examination and imaging help determine whether treatment can be provided in-office or a specialist referral is appropriate. Local anesthesia helps control pain during treatment. If you would like to replace the tooth, we can discuss options such as dental implants or a dental bridge and the timing of care.
A broken tooth can range from a minor chip to a fracture that exposes the nerve. Depending on the damage, treatment may include smoothing or bonding a chip, placing a filling, or restoring the tooth with a dental crown. A dental examination helps identify the extent of the damage and the appropriate treatment.
A knocked-out permanent tooth needs immediate dental attention. Handle it by the crown, keep it moist and contact a dentist right away. Do not put a baby tooth back into its socket. See the first-aid guidance below; if our office is unavailable, seek another urgent dental provider without delay.
A lost filling or crown leaves the tooth sensitive and vulnerable to further damage. We can replace the restoration or, if the tooth has changed shape, fit a new one.
Swelling, a pimple-like bump on the gum, a bad taste in the mouth, or fever alongside tooth pain can indicate an abscess. Dental infections do not resolve on their own and can spread, so they should be treated promptly. Treatment may involve draining the infection, a root canal, an extraction, or antibiotics, depending on the source.
If a denture breaks or a bridge comes loose, we will evaluate whether it can be repaired or needs replacing and help you get back to eating and speaking comfortably.
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Permanent teeth only: time matters. Do not reinsert a baby tooth.
Fever or facial swelling? Call now
Our office is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10:00 AM–7:00 PM and Saturday 10:00 AM–5:00 PM, and closed Wednesday and Sunday. Call ahead to check emergency availability.
If we are closed or cannot see you promptly, seek another urgent dental provider. Do not wait for Monday or a returned message when urgent care is needed. Trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding or serious facial injury requires immediate medical care.
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10–7
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10–7
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Closed
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10–7
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10–7
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10–5
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Closed
Our office at 63 W Prospect St #1 in East Brunswick is a short drive for patients across central Middlesex County. If you are searching for an emergency dentist near you, we welcome you.
Call ahead to check same-day appointment or walk-in availability.
Dr. Mantias’s honors training in Endodontics is directly relevant to the toothaches and infections that make up most dental emergencies.
Our team provides a range of dental treatments and coordinates follow-up care. Your needs and the complexity of treatment determine whether a specialist referral is appropriate.
Music, TVs, and noise-cancelling headphones are available, and we take the time to explain what we are doing.
Our dentists speak English and Arabic.
A neighborhood practice with more than a decade of local patients.
We accept most major dental insurance plans, including Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Guardian, UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Aetna, and will verify your coverage before treatment.
If you do not have insurance or need help with out-of-pocket costs, we offer financing through Sunbit, with 0% interest for up to 12 months if approved and no hard credit check, as well as CareCredit.
Our in-office dental plan is available for patients without insurance. An emergency should never go untreated because of cost. Ask our front desk about options when you call.
Please call (732) 613-1125 before coming in. Walk-in and same-day care depend on availability and the urgency of your symptoms. If we cannot see you promptly, seek another urgent dental provider.
Our Saturday hours are 10:00 AM–5:00 PM. Call ahead to check emergency availability. We are also open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10:00 AM–7:00 PM, and closed Wednesday and Sunday.
Severe or persistent tooth pain, especially with swelling or fever, needs prompt dental assessment. Call a dentist to discuss your symptoms. Trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding or serious facial injury requires immediate medical care.
A permanent tooth may sometimes be saved with prompt dental care. Handle it by the crown and keep it moist; do not reinsert a baby tooth. Contact a dentist immediately, and seek another urgent dental provider if our office is unavailable.
Your dentist will discuss pain control and use local anesthesia when appropriate. Tell the team about pain, anxiety, medications or previous reactions. Comfort and treatment depend on the procedure and your individual needs.
We see children with urgent dental concerns. Call to describe the injury or symptoms and check availability; some cases need a pediatric or other specialist referral. Do not put a knocked-out baby tooth back in its socket.
We are closed Sunday and Wednesday. Seek another urgent dental provider if care cannot wait until we reopen. Do not rely on a message for an immediate response. Call 911 or go to an emergency department for trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding or serious facial injury.
New patients can call to request emergency care. Describe your symptoms so the team can discuss urgency and availability. An appointment or same-day treatment is not guaranteed.
Call Trinity Dental Services at (732) 613-1125 or request an appointment online. We are at 63 W Prospect St #1, East Brunswick, NJ 08816.
63 W Prospect St #1
East Brunswick, NJ 08816
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*Disclaimer: results are not guaranteed, may not be permanent, and can vary per individual. Some images are of models, not actual patients.
