Emergency Dentist
Near Me in Florida

Severe or worsening tooth pain, a knocked-out or cracked tooth, an abscess or facial swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, or a lost crown causing pain. Most offices triage over the phone — when in doubt, call.

Yes — Florida Medicaid and Florida KidCare (CHIP) cover dental care for eligible children including emergency services. Many offices listed here accept both programs; always confirm when calling.

Yes — Cosmic Smiles in Fort Lauderdale (Sat 8am–2pm), Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics in Plantation (Sat 7:30am–12pm), and Pediatric Dental Center of River Landing in Miami (Sat 9am–1pm) all have confirmed Saturday hours.

Hospital ERs treat pain and infection but cannot perform dental procedures. Go to the ER for swelling affecting breathing, high fever, or trauma with other injuries. For tooth issues, a dentist is faster and more effective.

Emergency exams with X-rays typically run $75–$175. Simple extractions are $150–$450, root canals $700–$1,500+. Most offices offer CareCredit or Sunbit payment plans.

Yes — most emergency-focused offices can perform same-day extractions after an exam and X-ray. Call as early in the day as possible to maximize your chances of being seen that day.