Contact Us
Accepting new periodontal patients – no referral necessary
Our friendly office is ready to greet you. Please call during office hours to schedule an appointment, or use the online form and we’ll get back to you soon to confirm a date and time. If you need driving directions, you can click on the link in the map below.
Larry P. Bleier D.M.D.
205 Washington Avenue
Endicott, New York 13760
Office Hours
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
8am – 5pm
8am – 5pm
8am – 5pm
8am – 5pm
8am – 5pm
Driving Directions
Route 88 to Route 81S. Route 81 to Route 17W towards Endicott/Elmira.
Take exit 67N Endicott, get into left hand land and go straight until sign “Shopping District Washington Ave.”, take a left at light onto Monroe Ave. Go down two(2) blocks, take left onto Washington Ave. Go 1 1/2 blocks (just past traffic light). Dr. Bleier’s office is the white building between St’ Ambrose Church and Wendy’s Restaurant, just opposite the U.S. Post Office.
Dental Emergencies
If you are experiencing a dental emergency, call our regular office line right away. We can usually see patients the same day.
For our established patients, emergency care is available 24/7. If you are calling after hours, follow the prompts to reach our on-call provider.
Common Examples of Periodontal Emergencies:
Severe Gum Pain or Swelling
Sudden or intense gum discomfort may indicate infection or an abscess that needs immediate treatment.
Periodontal Abscess
A localized infection in the gum or bone that can cause swelling, pus, bad taste, and significant pain. Prompt care prevents the infection from spreading.
Uncontrolled Bleeding
Bleeding that does not stop after applying gentle pressure, especially following a recent procedure, should be evaluated right away.
Loose Teeth (Sudden Onset)
Rapid changes in tooth stability can signal infection, trauma, or advanced periodontal breakdown.
Dental Implant Complications
Pain, swelling, mobility, or signs of infection around a dental implant require immediate assessment.
Post-Surgical Complications
Excessive swelling, persistent bleeding, severe pain, or signs of infection following periodontal surgery should be addressed promptly.
Gum Injury or Trauma
Cuts, tears, or trauma to the gums from accidents or sharp foods may need professional evaluation.
When to Call
If you are unsure whether your situation is an emergency, it’s always best to call. Our team will help determine the urgency and schedule you as soon as possible. Early treatment can relieve discomfort quickly and prevent more serious complications.
Your comfort and health are our priority — and we’re here when you need us.