Probably, because a "220V dryer" and a "240V dryer" might be the same thing if you're in the United States.
Most electricity in the U.S. can vary within about 5% of 120V (114V to 126V) for single-phase, two-wire current (commonly called "110"). For single-phase, three-wire current (split-phase current, commonly called "220"), the voltage can vary within about 5% of 240V (228V to 252V).
So, as long as the holes in the outlet and the plug from the dryer have the same configuration, the dryer should work. If not, replacing the outlet so that it matches the plug should be all that's needed.