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Emergency Dentistry · Miami Beach

When your tooth can't wait, start with a call.

Call now · (305) 532-1444

If a tooth is bothering you — or something broke, chipped, or came loose — just call us at (305) 532-1444. Our team will listen to what happened, help you understand how urgent it is, and find you the soonest appointment that makes sense. We keep time in our schedule for exactly this.

The urgent problems we help with most often: tooth pain or new sensitivity, a broken or lost crown, a broken filling, a chipped tooth, and a dental abscess or signs of infection. Most of these are far more fixable than they feel in the moment — our first goal is always to get you comfortable, then plan any further care together, without rushing.

We see patients Monday–Thursday 8:30–5:00 and Friday 8:30–2:30 at our office on the Mount Sinai Medical Center campus. If something happens outside those hours, call and leave a message so we can follow up promptly. And as with any health concern: if you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

In an emergency, at a glance

  • First stepCall (305) 532-1444 — we keep time in the schedule for urgent visits
  • Office hoursMon–Thu 8:30–5:00 · Fri 8:30–2:30
  • Broken crown or fillingSave any pieces, avoid chewing on that side, and give us a call
  • Good to knowMost urgent tooth problems are very fixable — calling early makes everything easier

How quickly can I be seen?

Call (305) 532-1444 as early in the day as you can. We keep time in our schedule for urgent visits and will offer you the soonest appointment that fits your situation — often the same or next day.

My crown or filling broke — what should I do?

Don't panic — this is one of the most common urgent visits we see, and it's very fixable. Save any pieces, avoid chewing on that side, and give us a call so we can get you in.

What kinds of problems should I call about?

Tooth pain or new sensitivity, a broken or lost crown, a broken filling, a chipped tooth, or a dental abscess or signs of infection such as swelling near a tooth. And truly — when in doubt, call. We would much rather help you sort out whether it can wait than have you worry.

What if it happens outside office hours?

Call (305) 532-1444 and leave a message — we follow up promptly when the office reopens. For any medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Tooth trouble? Start with a phone call.

Tell us what happened and we will help you take the next right step — at our office on the Mount Sinai Medical Center campus in Miami Beach.

Call (305) 532-1444

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