Bou Assi Carlos DDS

Dentistry isn’t just about checkups. Along Swift Road, routine care meets the occasional urgent fix—fillings, extractions, or a stubborn toothache that won’t wait. This stretch of West Point balances quiet residential pockets with the practical: a post office nearby, a gas station at the corner, and the kind of low-key professional offices that handle life’s less glamorous necessities. No frills, just the basics done well.

At 646 Swift Rd, the practice covers what most patients need without detours—cleanings that run on schedule, crowns that last, and the occasional emergency slot for a cracked molar or lost filling. West Point’s dental options aren’t endless, so a place that sticks to general care—no specialty referrals, no upsells—fills a straightforward gap. It’s the kind of address you file away for when the usual six-month reminder pops up, or when a sudden pain makes you dig through old contacts.

Directions here are simple: the building sits just off Route 293, where the road bends slightly and the speed limit drops. No landmark needed beyond the numbered sign—though the DDS after the name on the door confirms you’ve arrived. For anyone mapping it out ahead of time, the pin drops cleanly; no confusing side streets or shared driveways to navigate.

Questions about coverage, availability, or that one back tooth acting up again? A call to *(845) 938-3121* sorts it faster than a web form. And if you’re plotting the drive for the first time, this map link skips the guesswork—because even a ten-minute detour feels long when your jaw’s throbbing.