FAQs

We warmly welcome new patients!

We're open Mon-Fri: 9AM-1PM | Sat-Sun: Closed.

New Rochelle Dental Arts is located at:466 Main St., New Rochelle, NY 10801.

Yes, New Rochelle Dental Arts offers same-day emergency dental appointments for both new and existing patients.

You can easily book your first dental appointment at New Rochelle Dental Arts by visiting our Contact Us page and scheduling your visit online. Alternatively, you can call our office directly at (914) 483-5690 to speak with a team member who will assist you in setting up your appointment.

Since insurance acceptance and coverage may vary, your best bet would be to speak with one of our specialists!

Since insurance acceptance and coverage may vary, your best bet would be to speak with one of our specialists!

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Yes, New Rochelle Dental Arts welcomes pediatric patients and provides comprehensive family dental care services.

Yes, New Rochelle Dental Arts is experienced in treating patients with dental anxiety. To ensure your comfort during dental procedures, we offer sedation dentistry options tailored to your level of anxiety and needs.The sedation options available at our New Rochelle, NY office include:Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas): Ideal for mild to moderate anxiety, this is administered through a mask over the nose, helping you relax quickly into a calm, euphoric state.Oral Conscious Sedation: This involves taking a sedative pill before your appointment, suitable for moderate to severe dental phobia. It helps you enter a deep state of relaxation while still allowing you to respond to our dental team.

During your first dental appointment at New Rochelle Dental Arts, you can expect a welcoming and thorough experience designed to understand your oral health and smile goals. Here’s what typically happens:Warm Welcome and Conversation: Your dentist will start with a friendly introduction and discuss your dental history, any past treatments, and what you hope to achieve with your smile. This is a great time to share any questions or concerns you have.Comprehensive Examination: A detailed dental exam will be performed, which may include checking your teeth for cavities, cracks, or other issues, inspecting your gums for signs of disease, and assessing your overall oral health.Digital Imaging and X-Rays: To get a complete picture, digital X-rays or other imaging may be taken to evaluate areas not visible during the exam, such as the roots of your teeth and jawbone.Personalized Treatment Planning: Based on the exam and your goals, your dentist will create a customized treatment plan tailored to your needs.Preparation for Future Visits: You’ll receive clear information about any recommended treatments, what to expect next, and answers to all your questions.

At New Rochelle Dental Arts, your safety and health are our top priorities. We follow strict infection control and sterilization protocols to ensure a clean and safe environment for every patient. This includes:Using advanced sterilization techniques to thoroughly clean and disinfect all dental instruments and equipment.Applying topical antibiotics during periodontal treatments to target bacteria in hard-to-reach areas, helping to maintain healthy gums.Maintaining a clean and welcoming office environment with regular sanitation of all surfaces.Adhering to all recommended guidelines for infection control to protect patients and staff.

We offer personalized, one-patient-at-a-time care, including preventive cleanings, cosmetic dentistry, veneers, teeth whitening, Invisalign, dental implants, crowns, bridges, dentures, root canals, periodontics, sleep apnea therapy, sedation dentistry, and same-day emergency services — with evening and Saturday hours available.

Yes, the dentists at New Rochelle Dental Arts include specialists with advanced training in various areas of dentistry to provide comprehensive care. Our team features:General Dentists like Dr. Rebecca Sirota, who offers a wide range of services including preventive care, restorative treatments, cosmetic dentistry, and Invisalign certification for clear teeth straightening.Endodontists who specialize in root canal therapy and treating complex issues inside the tooth’s pulp and roots, using advanced technology for precise and comfortable care.Other dentists skilled in preventive, restorative, cosmetic, and sedation dentistry to ensure patient comfort and effective treatment.

If you have a dental emergency after office hours at New Rochelle Dental Arts, it’s important not to wait if you are experiencing severe pain, swelling, or trauma such as a knocked-out tooth. Here’s what you should do:Contact New Rochelle Dental Arts immediately as soon as possible. Even if it’s after hours, calling our office can help you get guidance on next steps.For pain and swelling, you can apply ice to the outside of your jaw and take over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen to manage discomfort until you can be seen.If a tooth has been knocked out, try to keep it moist by placing it in milk or saliva and bring it with you to the office.If you experience jaw pain, difficulty opening your mouth, or facial swelling, seek emergency care promptly to prevent worsening symptoms.

Yes, New Rochelle Dental Arts offers same-day emergency dental appointments for both new and existing patients.

At New Rochelle Dental Arts, we offer several sedation options to help patients with dental anxiety or nervousness feel comfortable during their visit:Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas): Ideal for mild to moderate anxiety, this is administered through a mask over the nose, helping you relax quickly into a calm, euphoric state.Oral Conscious Sedation: This involves taking a sedative pill before your appointment. It’s suitable for moderate to severe dental phobia and helps you enter a deep state of comfort while still being able to respond to our team.

Yes, sedation dentistry at New Rochelle Dental Arts is safe and designed to help patients with dental anxiety feel comfortable during their visit. We offer options like Nitrous Oxide (laughing gas) for mild to moderate anxiety and Oral Conscious Sedation for moderate to severe dental phobia.