57 Main St, Walden, NY 12586

Mon–Fri · 8 AM – 5 PM

Same-day emergency appointments, Mon–Fri

Areas we serve

Dentist Near Goshen, NY

Walden Dental NY is about 24 minutes from Goshen via NY-207 and NY-208. Same-day emergency appointments every weekday, new patients welcome. Call (845) 713-4822.

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Walden Dental NY is a general, restorative and implant dental practice at 57 Main St in Walden — about 15 miles from Goshen, or roughly 24 minutes via NY-207 and NY-208. We treat teens and adults, hold same-day appointments every weekday for dental emergencies, and welcome new patients from Goshen and the rest of Orange County.

Walden Dental NY at a glance, for Goshen patients

Drive from GoshenAbout 15 miles, roughly 24 minutes without traffic, via NY-207 east and NY-208 north
Address57 Main St, Walden, NY 12586 — onsite parking
Phone(845) 713-4822
HoursMonday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM (closed 1–2 PM for lunch). Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Dental emergenciesSame-day appointments are held every weekday. Call first — we see emergencies by appointment, not as walk-ins.
New patientsYes, including patients travelling from Goshen
Who we treatTeens and adults
InsuranceMost major PPO plans, Fidelis Care, and Medicaid plans administered by DentaQuest
DentistDr. Ibrahim Sayeed, DDS
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Emergency dentist for Goshen, NY

Emergencies are the most common reason people search for a dentist from Goshen, and we keep same-day appointments open every weekday for them — a bad toothache, a broken or knocked-out tooth, facial swelling, or a lost filling or crown. Call (845) 713-4822 before you set off from Goshen so we can have a chair ready when you arrive about 24 minutes later. We see emergencies by appointment rather than as walk-ins, so phoning ahead genuinely matters.

While you’re on the way:

  • Knocked-out tooth: hold it by the crown, not the root. Put it back in the socket if you can, or keep it in milk.
  • Swelling or fever: tell us when you call. Facial swelling needs same-day attention.
  • Broken tooth: rinse with warm water and bring any pieces with you.
  • Pain: over-the-counter pain relief is fine. Don’t hold aspirin against the gum.

Outside our hours, the nearest 24-hour emergency room is Garnet Health Medical Center, 707 E Main St, Middletown — only a few minutes west of Goshen, and closer to you than it is to us. Go there for uncontrolled bleeding, a facial injury, or swelling that is affecting your breathing or swallowing. Coming from Goshen? Emergency dentist near Goshen covers what to do before you leave and how fast we can see you. More on what counts as urgent: dental emergencies and chipped or broken teeth.

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What Goshen patients come to us for

Dentures and implant-supported dentures

A good share of the Goshen searches that reach us are about replacing several teeth at once — dentures, denture implants and full-arch work. We make full and partial dentures, repair and reline existing ones, and fit implant-supported dentures where a conventional plate moves too much to be comfortable.

If you are weighing a conventional denture against an implant-supported one, the honest answer depends on how much bone is there and what you want to eat. We will tell you which one suits your case and what each will cost before anything starts, rather than quoting a single headline figure that changes later. Planning, any extractions, bone grafting where the jaw needs building up first, implant placement and the final denture or crown all happen in our Walden office, so you are not passed between practices partway through.

More detail on dentures, dental implants and bridges.

Tooth extractions

We remove teeth that are broken below the gum, badly decayed, cracked through the root, or crowded and causing problems, including wisdom teeth in straightforward cases. Where a tooth can be saved instead, we will say so: Dr. Sayeed has performed more than 4,000 root canals, and keeping the tooth is usually the better outcome. If a tooth is coming out and you want to replace it, we can plan the replacement at the same visit.

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Getting here from Goshen

From Goshen, take NY-207 east through Campbell Hall, then join NY-208 north and follow it through Maybrook and Montgomery into the village of Walden. We’re at 57 Main St, with onsite parking.

The trip is about 15 miles and takes roughly 24 minutes when traffic is light. Allow a little extra on weekday mornings around Campbell Hall. Open the practice in Google Maps for live directions.

Insurance, Medicaid and payment

We accept Aetna PPO, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, EmblemHealth PPO, Fidelis Care, UnitedHealthcare PPO, Metrodent and Metrodent Premier, DentaQuest plans, CSEA dental plans, and Medicaid plans administered by DentaQuest. Coverage depends on your plan, so our team checks your benefits before treatment starts and tells you what you’ll owe.

We also take all major credit and debit cards, HSA and FSA cards, and CareCredit or Cherry financing for treatment that insurance doesn’t cover.

What we don’t offer

  • Young children. We treat teens and adults. Younger children are better served by a pediatric dentist.
  • Botox and facial aesthetics. We don’t provide them. We are a dental office only.
  • Evening and weekend visits. We’re open Monday to Friday, 8 AM–5 PM, with lunch from 1 to 2.
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Your first visit from Goshen

Your first appointment covers an exam, any X-rays we need, and a written plan with the cost of each step before treatment starts. Bring your insurance card, a list of medications, and any recent X-rays from a previous dentist — we can request them for you if it’s easier. You can fill in the patient forms before you arrive, and our first appointment checklist explains what to expect.

Frequently asked questions

How far is Walden Dental NY from Goshen, NY?

About 15 miles, or roughly 24 minutes via NY-207 east through Campbell Hall and then NY-208 north. We’re at 57 Main St in Walden, with onsite parking.

Can I get a same-day emergency appointment from Goshen?

Yes. We hold same-day appointments every weekday for dental emergencies. Call (845) 713-4822 before you leave Goshen — we see emergencies by appointment rather than as walk-ins, so phoning ahead matters.

Do you offer braces in Goshen?

Yes. We offer clear braces for suitable cases, for teens and adults, at our Walden office. Significant bite or jaw problems are referred to an orthodontist.

Do you make dentures and implant-supported dentures?

Yes. We make full and partial dentures, repair and reline existing ones, and fit implant-supported dentures. Planning, extractions, bone grafting when needed, implant placement and the final denture are all done in our Walden office.

Do you accept Fidelis Care or Medicaid for Goshen patients?

Yes. We accept Fidelis Care and Medicaid plans administered by DentaQuest, along with most major PPO plans. We check your benefits before treatment.

Are you accepting new patients from Goshen?

Yes. New patients are welcome. Call (845) 713-4822 or book online.

Ready to book? Call (845) 713-4822 or request an appointment online. See every town we serve on our Areas We Serve page.

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Find us on Main Street in Walden.

Address57 Main St, Walden, NY 12586
Phone(845) 713-4822
HoursMon – Fri · 8 AM – 5 PM
Lunch 1 – 2 PM · Sat & Sun closed
ServingWalden, Montgomery & the Hudson Valley — see all areas

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New patients are always welcome. We check your insurance before you arrive, and we keep same-day slots for dental emergencies every weekday.