Emergency Dentistry
in Doral, FL

If you've accidentally knocked out a tooth, it's important to act quickly to increase the chances of saving it. First, carefully pick up the tooth by the top (crown) and avoid touching the root. Rinse it gently with warm water to remove any debris, being careful not to scrub or rub it. If possible, try to place the tooth back into its socket without forcing it. If it doesn't go back in easily, store it in a container of cold milk or keep it moist in your mouth with your saliva and contact us immediately for guidance and to ensure we are prepared for your visit. Time is of the essence, as the tooth needs to be replaced and splinted within 1-2 hours to avoid further damage.

Most dental insurance plans include some coverage for emergency visits, exams, and necessary treatments. We recommend calling your provider to confirm your benefits. Our team is happy to help you understand your coverage before your appointment.

Cost varies depending on the treatment required. Emergency exams typically range from $75–$150 before any procedures. We provide a clear cost breakdown before beginning any treatment and offer flexible payment options. [Developer note: confirm and update specific pricing with practice owner]

Yes. While calling ahead at (305) 786-5956 allows us to prepare for your arrival and reduce your wait time, we do our best to accommodate walk-in emergency patients at our Doral office.

Emergencies requiring same-day care: severe pain, knocked-out tooth, dental abscess, significant swelling, broken tooth with sharp edges or exposed nerve. Issues that can usually wait a few days: minor chip with no pain, loose crown that isn’t causing discomfort, lost filling with no sensitivity. When in doubt, call us — we’ll help you assess.

Yes — Doral Select Dentistry is conveniently located in Doral, FL and serves patients from throughout Miami-Dade County, including Hialeah, Sweetwater, Miami Lakes, Medley, and Doral itself.

If any of your dental work, such as a filling or crown, has fallen out, it's important to take action promptly. Place the dental work in a plastic bag or container and bring it with you to our office. Call us right away to schedule an emergency visit so we can address the issue as soon as possible. Even though it's not a natural tooth, losing dental work can expose vulnerable parts of your mouth to bacteria, leading to infection, decay, or other complications. Don't delay in getting in touch with us to ensure your smile is restored with restorative dental work.

If you're experiencing a severe toothache, it could indicate a tooth infection, which requires immediate attention. Contact us without delay to schedule an appointment. In the meantime, you can manage the pain by applying a cold compress to your cheek, taking over-the-counter pain medication, or using a topical product like Orajel to numb the tooth. However, it's crucial to seek professional dental care to address the underlying cause of the toothache and prevent further complications. Root canal therapy may be necessary to save the tooth.

If you have a chipped, broken, or cracked tooth, it's essential to seek professional dental care as soon as possible. Without a thorough examination, it's difficult to determine the severity of the damage. Leaving such issues untreated can lead to infections and additional complications that could have been prevented. Contact us immediately to schedule an appointment and allow us to assess the extent of the damage. We will provide guidance and recommendations on how to restore and protect your smile, as well as alleviate any dental pain you may be experiencing.

If you have a loose tooth due to a dental injury, it's crucial to contact us right away to schedule a same-day appointment. Leaving a loose tooth untreated can result in the nerves supporting the tooth dying, leading to its loss. To maintain stability, avoid touching the loose tooth with your tongue or fingers. When you arrive at our office for emergency care, your dentist may decide to attach the loose tooth to the adjacent teeth with a stabilizing splint. This splint will provide support and initiate the healing process, allowing the tooth to reattach itself to your gums. Every case is different, so your dentist will recommend a treatment plan suited to your unique needs. Don't hesitate to reach out for our help – we are here to assist you in preserving your tooth.

Common dental emergencies can range from severe pain to physical injuries affecting the teeth and gums. Here's how they are typically addressed:

• Tooth Pain Relief: Treatment may involve antibiotics or other methods to alleviate pain and address the underlying issue.
• Extractions: Necessary for irreparably damaged teeth or severe wisdom tooth pain to prevent further complications.
• Abscess Treatment: Both tooth and gum abscesses require immediate care, often involving drainage and antibiotics to eliminate infection.
• Chipped or Broken Tooth Repair: Restorative treatments like bonding or crowns can fix damaged teeth.
• Knocked-Out Teeth (Avulsion): Prompt treatment may allow for the re-implantation of the tooth, preserving its natural position and function.
• Lost Fillings or Crowns: These can be re-cemented or replaced as needed to restore tooth integrity and comfort.
• Broken Braces: Emergency dental care can address damaged orthodontic appliances to avoid discomfort or setbacks in treatment.
• Soft Tissue Injuries: Injuries to the gums, cheeks, tongue, or lips often require professional care to heal properly.
• Ulcers in Mouth: Treatment may involve applying specific medications to alleviate pain caused by aphthous ulcers or stress ulcers.
• Wisdom Tooth Pain: Extractions are a common solution to relieve severe discomfort and prevent future issues.
• Trismus (Locked Jaw): Treatment focuses on relieving muscle spasm and inflammation to restore jaw movement.
• Same-Day Implants: For some patients, it's possible to replace an extracted tooth with an implant and crown on the same day, offering a quick return to function and aesthetics.

Each of these emergencies requires prompt attention to alleviate pain, treat the underlying cause, and prevent further dental health issues.

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For severe pain, swelling, a knocked-out tooth, or visible injury, contact us immediately. Same-day care is available for most urgent situations. The faster you act, the better the outcome — especially with knocked-out or broken teeth.

Yes, often it can — if you act within 30 to 60 minutes. Handle the tooth by the crown (not the root), rinse it gently without scrubbing, and try placing it back in the socket. If that’s not possible, keep it in a container of milk or saliva and call us at (305) 786-5956 immediately.

Rinse with warm salt water to reduce bacteria and inflammation. Over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen can help manage discomfort temporarily. Avoid placing aspirin directly on the gum — this can cause tissue irritation. Call us right away; same-day tooth pain relief is available in Doral.