For Patients

All new patients can register for our patient portal from the convenience of your home, laptop or smartphone prior to your appointment. You will receive a secure link to our patient portal that will be sent to your phone number or email address after scheduling your first appointment with us. In the meantime learn more about our payment and financing options, consultations, and services below!

Payment Options

We know that paying for your dental care can be a source of anxiety for some patients, which is why we try to provide a variety of payment options to meet your needs. From assisting with insurance claims to connecting you with financing options, our team can help manage your cost of care so both you and your wallet can have a stress-free experience with us.

Accepted Insurance

At ONE ENDO®, we strive to make our services as accessible as possible. For your convenience, we work with most major PPO insurance plans. As an added complimentary service to you, we will submit your dental claim directly to your insurance company to maximize your reimbursement. Not sure if we take your insurance? Call to speak with our insurance specialist to have all of your questions and concerns addressed.

Aetna

Aetna

Aetna Medicare

Aetna Medicare

Ameritas

Ameritas

Cigna

Cigna

CSEA

CSEA

Delta Dental

Delta Dental

DHA

DHA

Guardian

Guardian

MetLife

MetLife

Principal

Principal

SunLife

SunLife

United Concordia

United Concordia

Unum

Unum

Yonkers Teacher Federation

Yonkers Teacher Federation

Financing with carecredit®

We are happy to accommodate a wide variety of budgets by offering our patients the option to finance their treatments with CareCredit, one of the nation’s leading third-party lenders. Getting set up with a payment plan is simple. We will guide you through the simple application process and answer any questions you may have to help you get started.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do you take my insurance?

    We are in-network with many major PPO insurance plans. If we are out-of-network with your particular insurance, we will work with you to file your insurance claim on your behalf. 

  • How long will a consultation appointment take?

    Consultations are typically scheduled for 30 minutes for a complete evaluation of your specific situation. 

  • What languages do your providers speak?

    We have Spanish, Montenegrin, and Mandarin speakers in our office. 

  • How many years of experience do you have?

    Collectively, our doctors have well over 20 years of experience.

  • Do you take emergency appointments?

    We understand that dental emergencies don’t happen when it’s convenient for you. We strive to make our services accessible by offering same-day, after-hours, and weekend appointments for dental emergencies.

"Save Your Tooth" Consultation

Our “Save Your Tooth” consultations provide one-on-one time with your doctor so you can get peace of mind and take the first step to getting your dental health back on track.

WHAT TO EXPECT

At your consultation, you can expect:

Open Discussion: First, you’ll meet with a ONE ENDO specialist. They’ll sit down with you and give you their undivided attention to get to know you and understand any discomfort or pain you may be experiencing.

Initial Exam: Next, your doctor will take a close look at the affected tooth or area. They will also use our state-of-the-art 3D scanning equipment and take x-rays to identify any issues that can not be seen by the naked eye.

Treatment Plan & Advice: These scans and images allow your doctor to create a precise, custom treatment plan that will alleviate your pain, and restore the health of your tooth. This is also a great time to ask your doctor any questions you may have. They are always happy to give you candid advice and recommendations.

Schedule Your Next Visit: If time permits, and if you choose, it may be possible to see you for same-day treatment. Of course, there is never any pressure to proceed with treatment right away. You will be given time and space to decide how you would like to proceed with treatment.

Consultation Checklist

When preparing for your consultation, here are some things you will want to remember:

Referral slip and x-rays (if applicable)

List of current medications

Completion of your online patient registration

Completed insurance forms (if applicable)

Healing & Aftercare

Directly after your visit, it is normal to feel some tenderness or discomfort. This should subside within a couple of days, but in the meantime, we recommend you minimize your discomfort by taking an over-the-counter pain medication like ibuprofen or acetaminophen. If your discomfort persists for several days after your endodontic procedure, please contact our office. Our team will ask you a few questions over the phone to see what may be the cause and, if necessary, book a follow up appointment for you.

Post-Op Care

If you’ve had a surgical treatment at our office, it is important that you follow your doctor’s specific, individualized instructions to ensure proper healing. However, there are a few things all patients should keep in mind after a surgical procedure:

Swelling: Swelling may occur after surgery and it is completely normal! This is part of your body’s natural healing process. To help swelling go down, you can place an ice pack over the surgical site for up to a half hour. You can continue to apply ice packs for fifteen minutes on and fifteen minutes off during the first 6 hours after surgery. It is also a good idea to try to keep your head in a slightly elevated position while you sleep for the first couple of nights after surgery.

Saline Rinses: You can do periodic saline (warm water & salt) rinses to help keep the surgical site clean.

Protect the Area: While eating, try to keep food away from the surgical site as this can dislodge any sutures and can introduce bacteria to the area. Also, remember to stick to a soft food diet for the day of and the day after surgery.

Numbness: If you are still numb, avoid hot fluids as you could accidentally burn your mouth. It is best to wait to eat or drink hot foods until the numbing has worn off.

Take It Easy: It’s important to remember to rest and let your body heal. This means you should avoid strenuous exercise for 48 hours after surgery.

Other than this, simply continue to brush and floss normally (avoiding the surgical site until your next visit). As always, if anything seems abnormal or uncomfortable, give us a call right away! Our team is standing by and we are always happy to speak with you and answer any questions you may have to give you peace of mind.