Emergency Dentist Lake Mary FL
Call first. We will tell you what to do while you wait, how soon you can be seen and whether the problem needs urgent medical care instead.
Call (407) 790-4181 before you travel. We will advise you and check same-day availability.
Call nowDental problems rarely happen at a convenient time. If you have tooth pain, a swollen gum, a broken tooth or a lost filling, phone the office rather than waiting for a routine appointment. Our reception team can advise you on immediate steps and check the schedule for an urgent visit.
Who this is for
- Persistent or throbbing toothache
- Swelling around a tooth, gum or jaw
- A broken, cracked or knocked-out tooth
- A lost filling or crown that is catching your tongue
- Bleeding after an extraction that will not settle
Emergency Dentist Lake Mary FL – What the Visit Involves
- A phone conversation first, so we understand what has happened
- An examination of the affected area, with X-rays if needed
- Treatment to relieve the immediate problem where possible
- A plan for the definitive repair, with costs explained
Options we may discuss
Relief and temporary repair – Emergency Dentist Lake Mary FL
To settle pain and protect the tooth until definitive treatment.
Root canal treatment
When the nerve of the tooth is infected or inflamed.
Extraction
When a tooth cannot be saved or is causing the urgent problem.
Referral
For injuries or infections that need specialist or hospital care.
What affects the cost
Urgent visits vary widely: some need only a simple repair, others need root canal treatment or an extraction. We explain the fee for each option before treatment, and emergency care is not conditional on paying for treatment you have not agreed to.
Aftercare and maintenance
You will leave with written aftercare advice and clear instructions about what to do if the problem returns before your next appointment.
Emergency Dentistry: common questions
Can I be seen today?
Sometimes. Urgent appointments depend on the day’s schedule and the type of problem, so call and we will tell you honestly what is available. We do not operate a 24-hour emergency service.
What should I do before I am seen?
Keep the area clean, avoid very hot or cold food on that side, and use the pain relief you would normally take for a headache if it is safe for you. If swelling is spreading or you have difficulty swallowing or breathing, seek emergency medical care immediately.
A tooth has been knocked out. What now?
Handle it by the crown, not the root. If it is a permanent tooth and you can, place it back in the socket or keep it in milk and call us immediately. Do not scrub it. Baby teeth should not be re-implanted.
Do you treat emergencies if I am not a patient?
Yes, call and ask. We will tell you whether we can help and what the visit will involve.
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Learn moreQuestions about emergency dentistry?
Call the office and ask. You do not need to book treatment to get a straight answer about whether this is the right next step.
946 International Parkway, Suite 1550, Lake Mary, FL 32746