Emergency Dentist
Dentist in Pembroke Pines Dedicated to Your Smile.$55
✔️ Limited Oral Evaluation
✔️ 1 Periapical X-ray (PA)
Whether you’re dealing with:
- Tooth pain
- Sensitivity
- Swelling
- A cracked or broken tooth
Our focused exam zeroes in on the problem and gives you answers — fast.
💡 This visit is designed for patients with a specific concern and not in need of a full check-up.
📍 Call us today or book online to schedule your $55 emergency evaluation.
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The first step toward a beautiful, healthy smile is to schedule your dental appointment at Pines True Smile.
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(954) 703-2474
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Office Hours
Mon - Fri 9AM - 5PM
📌 Key Takeaways
- Same-day emergency appointments available — call (954) 703-2474 first thing in the morning.
- Knocked-out tooth must be seen within 30–60 minutes — keep it moist in milk or saliva and come in immediately.
- Dental abscess with facial swelling + fever — can spread to the jaw and airway; call us immediately or go to the ER.
- Emergency exams start at $75–$150 — most PPO covers 80–100% of emergency evaluations after deductible.
- Open Mon–Fri 9AM–5PM, Sat 9AM–2PM — 11246 Pines Blvd, Pembroke Pines FL 33026.
What Is a Dental Emergency?
A dental emergency is any situation involving severe pain, uncontrolled bleeding, trauma, or infection requiring same-day professional care. Waiting even 24–48 hours can worsen outcomes significantly — especially with dental infections that can spread to the jaw, neck, and airway.
Common Dental Emergencies We Treat
- Severe toothache — throbbing pain at night or unresponsive to OTC pain relievers typically signals an abscess or cracked tooth.
- Knocked-out tooth — re-implantation within 30–60 minutes gives the best chance of saving the tooth.
- Cracked or broken tooth — sharp edges cut tissue; exposed pulp causes intense pain and infection risk.
- Dental abscess — pus-filled infection at the root or gum; swelling with fever is a medical emergency.
- Lost crown or filling — exposed dentin is extremely sensitive; same-day cover reduces pain significantly.
- Uncontrolled bleeding — after extraction or trauma lasting more than 10–15 minutes of firm pressure.
What to Do Before You Reach Our Office
- Call (954) 703-2474 — describe your situation; we prioritize true emergencies for same-day appointments.
- Knocked-out tooth — rinse gently with water, store in milk or between cheek and gum, arrive within 60 minutes.
- Broken tooth — rinse with warm water, apply cold compress externally, cover sharp edges with dental wax.
- Toothache — warm salt water rinse, OTC ibuprofen (if not contraindicated); do not apply aspirin directly to the gum.
- Abscess with swelling + fever — go to the ER if office is closed; can become life-threatening.
“Dental emergencies are stressful — the worst thing you can do is wait and hope the pain goes away. Call us first thing in the morning and we will fit you in the same day whenever possible.”
— Dr. Kamran Kiani, DDS, Pines True Smile, Pembroke Pines FL
Emergency Dental Services at Pines True Smile
- Emergency exam and X-rays — rapid diagnosis of pain or trauma source
- Tooth re-implantation — best outcomes when treated within 60 minutes of injury
- Emergency root canal — relieves abscess pain and saves the tooth, often in one visit
- Emergency extractions — same-day removal when a tooth cannot be saved
- Broken tooth repair — bonding or temporary crown to protect damaged tooth
- Sedation available — nitrous oxide for anxious emergency patients
Emergency Dental Costs in Pembroke Pines
Emergency exams start at $75–$150. Most PPO plans cover 80–100% after deductible. Subsequent treatment priced separately with a written estimate before any procedure. See payment options →
Why Choose Pines True Smile for Emergency Dental Care?
- Same-day appointments — priority emergency scheduling; walk-ins accommodated
- Full-service in one location — exams, root canals, extractions, crowns all at Pines Blvd
- Saturday hours — open Sat 9AM–2PM
- 4.9★ rated — Dr. Kamran Kiani, DDS | (954) 703-2474 | 11246 Pines Blvd, Pembroke Pines FL
Frequently Asked Questions
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