

Severe dental pain isn't something you should have to endure until your dentist's next available appointment. We reserve time every single day for dental emergencies, ensuring that when crisis strikes, you can get the professional care you need within hours, not days.
With two experienced dentists in our practice every day, we can almost always accommodate emergency patients without making you wait in pain. Our team approach means faster appointments and comprehensive emergency care.


Pain can have multiple causes, and proper treatment requires accurate diagnosis. Our CBCT 3D imaging and digital X-rays reveal exactly what's causing your emergency, allowing us to provide targeted treatment that actually solves the problem.
We don't believe in making patients suffer while waiting for treatment. Gentle sedation like laughing gas are available to ensure you're comfortable from the moment you arrive until your emergency is resolved.
Dental emergencies range from manageable discomfort to serious medical situations requiring immediate intervention. Here are the urgent conditions that require same-day professional attention.
Intense, throbbing pain combined with facial swelling indicates serious infection that won't resolve on its own. Left untreated, dental infections can spread to other parts of your head and neck, becoming life-threatening.
Time is absolutely critical when a permanent tooth is knocked out. If you can get to our office within one hour with the tooth properly preserved, we have an excellent chance of successfully re-implanting it.
Cracked teeth expose the sensitive inner pulp to bacteria, often leading to infection and severe pain. Early treatment can often save the tooth and prevent the need for extraction.
When fillings or crowns come out, the exposed tooth structure becomes vulnerable to pain, sensitivity, and rapid decay. Same-day replacement prevents more extensive damage.
Visible pus or severe gum swelling indicates active infection requiring immediate antibiotic treatment and often drainage. These infections can spread rapidly and become serious medical emergencies.
Bleeding that won't stop after dental trauma requires professional evaluation to prevent complications and ensure proper healing of damaged tissues.
When facing a dental crisis, knowing what to do immediately can make the difference between saving and losing a tooth. Follow these guidelines while getting to our office as quickly as possible.
Describe your symptoms clearly so we can gauge the urgency and provide specific first-aid guidance. We'll get you scheduled for the earliest possible appointment and advise you on immediate care.
Take over-the-counter pain medication as directed and apply cold compresses to reduce swelling. Never apply heat to dental infections, as this can worsen the condition and spread bacteria.
Keep the tooth moist in milk or your own saliva—never water. Hold it by the crown only, never touch the root, and get to our office within one hour for the best chance of saving it.
Apply gentle pressure with clean gauze or cloth. If bleeding doesn't stop within 15-20 minutes of steady pressure, this indicates a serious injury requiring immediate professional care.
Using our advanced diagnostic technology, we'll quickly identify the exact cause of your emergency and determine the most effective treatment approach for your specific situation.
Our first priority is understanding your pain level and symptoms to provide immediate relief measures while we prepare for comprehensive diagnosis and treatment.
Using our advanced diagnostic technology, we'll quickly identify the exact cause of your emergency and determine the most effective treatment approach for your specific situation.
Most dental emergencies can be treated immediately to eliminate pain and prevent complications. We'll explain your treatment options and begin addressing your emergency right away whenever possible.
You'll receive detailed aftercare instructions, necessary prescriptions, and scheduling for any follow-up appointments needed to ensure complete healing and prevent future problems.
When dental pain strikes, you have choices about where to seek treatment. Here's why patients throughout Miami trust our emergency dental services over hospital emergency rooms and other urgent care options.
Unlike hospital ERs that can only prescribe antibiotics and pain medication, we can provide actual dental treatment to resolve your emergency on the spot, eliminating the source of your pain.
Our doctors have handled hundreds of dental emergencies and have the specialized training to manage complex cases that general urgent care facilities cannot address effectively.
Located near Bayfront Park with validated parking and extended hours, we're easily accessible during emergencies. No need to navigate crowded hospital emergency departments.
Your comfort is our absolute priority during emergency treatment. We offer multiple sedation options including local anesthesia, laughing gas (nitrous oxide), and oral sedation to ensure you're completely comfortable throughout your visit, even when you're already experiencing significant pain.
Take over-the-counter pain medication as directed on the package, apply cold compresses to reduce swelling (never heat), rinse gently with warm salt water, and avoid extremely hot or cold foods. However, don't delay seeking professional treatment—severe pain often indicates serious problems that won't resolve without professional intervention.
We accept all PPO dental insurance plans, cash, all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover), and HSA/FSA cards. We also offer flexible financing through CareCredit, Alphaeon Credit, and Cherry, often with 0% interest options to make emergency treatment affordable.
Contact our office immediately for guidance on after-hours emergencies. We'll help you determine if your situation requires immediate hospital emergency room care for life-threatening infections or severe trauma, or if it can safely wait for our next available emergency appointment.
Any situation causing severe pain, uncontrolled bleeding, facial swelling, or dental trauma requires immediate professional attention. This includes knocked-out teeth, severe toothaches, broken or cracked teeth, lost fillings or crowns, dental abscesses, or any injury that affects your ability to eat, speak, or sleep comfortably.
Treatment time varies depending on your specific emergency, but we prioritize urgent cases and work efficiently to provide relief as quickly as possible. Simple procedures like temporary fillings may take 30-60 minutes, while more complex emergencies could require 1-2 hours for comprehensive treatment.
Regular dental checkups every six months help catch problems before they become emergencies. Wear protective mouthguards during sports, avoid chewing ice or hard objects, don't use teeth as tools to open packages, and maintain excellent oral hygiene to prevent infections that can lead to painful emergencies.
Yes, we provide gentle emergency dental care for patients of all ages, including infants as young as 6 months old. Our experienced team knows how to handle pediatric dental emergencies while keeping both children and parents comfortable during stressful situations.
Yes, we reserve time every day for dental emergencies and typically have same-day availability with one of our experienced Miami dentists. With two doctors available daily, we can usually accommodate urgent cases even during busy periods without compromising the quality of your care.
Success depends on the type of injury and how quickly you seek treatment. Knocked-out teeth have the best chance of being saved if you reach us within one hour. Severely cracked or fractured teeth can often be restored with crowns or other treatments when addressed promptly, preventing the need for extraction.
Our emergency examination fee is $179, which is fully credited toward any same-day treatment you accept. We provide upfront cost estimates for all treatments and work with your insurance to maximize your benefits. Emergency care often costs less than delaying treatment and needing more extensive procedures later.
