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Emergency Dentist in Miami

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Illustration of a broken back tooth

About this care

When Every Minute Matters

Dental emergencies don’t wait. If you’re experiencing severe pain, a knocked-out tooth, a broken crown, or any other urgent issue, call us immediately at (305) 220-9393. We’ll do our best to see you the same day during office hours.

For after-hours emergencies, leave a detailed message and we’ll respond as quickly as possible. If you’re experiencing severe bleeding, swelling that obstructs breathing, or trauma to the face, go directly to the nearest emergency room.

Treatment room at Perez Dental Group

Step by step

What to Expect When a Broken Tooth Must Come Out

Illustration of a healed extraction site after bone grafting
Illustration. Treatment and timing vary.
01

Exam & Numbing

We check the tooth and take an X-ray. If it cannot be saved, we numb the area completely.

02

Tooth Removed

The broken tooth is gently loosened and removed, keeping the surrounding bone intact.

03

Bone Graft & Membrane

Bone graft granules fill the socket and a thin collagen membrane covers them. A few stitches hold everything in place.

04

Healing

The gum closes in a few weeks and new bone fills in over a few months. After healing, the site can be evaluated for an implant or a three-unit bridge.

At a glance

Common Dental Emergencies

Severe Tooth Pain

Persistent or sudden pain that won’t resolve with over-the-counter medication.

Knocked-Out Tooth

A tooth that’s been completely dislodged — time is critical.

Broken Restoration

A lost or broken crown, filling, or bridge that’s causing pain or sensitivity.

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3201 SW 107th Ave, Miami, FL 33165 · (305) 220-9393

Monday–Thursday: 9 am–5 pm
Select Saturdays: 8 am–12 pm
Friday and Sunday: closed
Call to confirm Saturday availability. You can book online any time, even when the office is closed.