Complete Dental Care in Westbury, NY
Specializing in beautifying smiles, maintaining your dental health, and helping you improve your appearance. Our experienced and friendly dentist in Westbury, NY, takes great pride in keeping your smile beautiful.
Book an Appointment
Scheduling your appointment with Smallberg & Satornino is the initial stride towards achieving optimal oral health and a beautiful smile. Booking with us is simple, ensuring that your journey to a healthier mouth is convenient and stress-free.
Visit the Practice
At Smallberg & Satornino, our state-of-the-art facility is equipped with modern amenities, and our friendly team is dedicated to ensuring your comfort from the moment you arrive.
Get your Treatment
Smallberg & Satornino’s expert dental team is committed to delivering personalized care, focusing on restoring the whole mouth to enhance both your oral health and the aesthetic appeal of your smile.
Our Dental Services in Westbury
SMALLBERG & SATORNINO, DDS , P.L.L.C is a top-rated local practice for cosmetic preventative, and restorative dentistry in Westbury, NY.
Meet Our Dentists
Our dentists in Westbury, NY, bring decades of combined experience to every patient visit.
Dr. Smallberg
Dr. Jordana Smallberg grew up on Long Island and received her bachelor’s degree in Biology from Hofstra University and her DDS degree from SUNY Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine, She completed a General Practice Residency in Dentistry at SUNY Stony Brook University Hospital.
Dr. Satornino
Dr. Stacy Satornino, another Long Island native, received a bachelor’s degree from SUNY Albany, followed by a DDS from SUNY Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine. She completed her advanced post graduate training at the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center at Northport and has been a successful associate with a general dentistry practice in Suffolk County.
Comprehensive Dental Care That You Can Trust.
What Patients Say About Us
SMALLBERG & SATORNINO, DDS is a top-rated Long Island practice for cosmetic, preventative, and restorative dentistry. See why patients choose us as their dentist in Westbury, NY
Frequently Asked Questions about Our Westbury Dental Practice
What happens at my first visit as a new patient?
Your first visit is a get-to-know-you appointment: the dentist reviews your health history, examines your teeth and gums, takes any needed X-rays, and talks through your goals before recommending a plan. If your gums are healthy, a cleaning is often done the same day. Arriving a few minutes early to complete paperwork keeps everything on schedule, and you can review what to bring and how to prepare on our patient resources page.
Can I still get dental care if I don't have dental insurance?
Yes, you don’t need dental insurance to be seen. The practice welcomes patients paying out of pocket and offers an in-house membership, the Dental VIP Club, built for people without insurance, with no co-pays, deductibles, or premiums. It’s designed to make routine and preventive care more accessible. Ask the front desk which option fits you, or read the details on our Dental VIP Club page.
Do you offer same-day appointments for dental emergencies?
Yes. The office sees emergency patients the same day they call whenever possible, so don’t wait if something’s wrong. Call right away for a severe toothache, a broken or knocked-out tooth, swelling, or a lost filling or crown, the sooner you’re seen, the more likely a tooth can be saved. For symptoms to watch for and what to do first, visit our emergency dentistry page.
Do you treat children as well as adults at your Westbury office?
Yes. The practice provides gentle dental care for children alongside adults, making it a true family dental home where the whole household can be seen in one place. Early visits help kids build healthy habits and feel comfortable at the dentist, and the team works to keep children’s appointments positive and low-stress. You can read about kid-friendly care on our pediatric dental care page.
What are my options if I feel nervous or anxious about dental treatment?
If dental visits make you anxious, tell the team, they offer nitrous oxide (laughing gas), a mild sedation that helps you relax during treatment and wears off quickly, so you can usually drive yourself home. Simply flagging your anxiety also lets the dentist slow down, explain each step, and build in breaks. Many nervous patients find care far easier this way. Learn more on our nitrous oxide sedation page.
Where can I find a family dentist in Westbury, NY, that's accepting new patients?
Smallberg & Satornino, DDS, PLLC is a top-rated family dental practice in Westbury, NY, welcoming new patients of all ages. Patients can request an appointment by phone at (516) 518-9835 or through the website’s contact form. The practice is conveniently located at 330 Winthrop St, #1, Westbury, NY 11590.
Book through our contact page or get directions on our location page.
What's the difference between general, cosmetic, and restorative dentistry?
General dentistry keeps your mouth healthy with exams, cleanings, fillings, and gum care, it’s the foundation of routine care. Cosmetic dentistry improves how your smile looks through treatments like whitening, veneers, and bonding. Restorative (reconstructive) dentistry repairs or replaces damaged or missing teeth with crowns, bridges, dentures, and implants. Many patients combine all three over time. Explore general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, and reconstructive dentistry.
Which Long Island communities near Westbury do you serve?
Yes, located on Winthrop Street in Westbury, the practice serves patients across central Nassau County and nearby Long Island communities, including Carle Place, Garden City, Mineola, New Cassel, Old Westbury, and Salisbury. If you’re within a short drive of Westbury, you’re welcome as a patient. The office is easy to reach from area landmarks and main roads. See directions on our location page and nearby spots on our local landmarks guide.
How often should I schedule a dental checkup and cleaning?
Most people should have a checkup and professional cleaning every six months, though patients with gum disease or other risk factors often benefit from more frequent visits. Regular cleanings remove the plaque and tartar that brushing can’t reach and let the dentist catch problems early, when they’re smaller and easier to treat. Your dentist will recommend the right schedule for you. Book your dental cleaning or learn more about general dentistry.
