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Emergency Dentist in Pembroke Pines

Same-day dental emergencies

Emergency Dentist in Pembroke Pines

Tooth pain, a broken tooth, or a knocked-out tooth? We keep same-day appointments open for dental emergencies. Call now, or request an appointment and we will get you seen fast.

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CareCredit financing
Most insurance plans accepted
Dentists trained at top U.S. schools
Front desk at Pines True Smile, emergency dentist in Pembroke Pines
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Fast Help From an Emergency Dentist in Pembroke Pines

We hold time each day for dental emergencies. Call (954) 703-2474 as early as possible and describe what is going on — toothache, trauma, swelling, or bleeding — so we can prioritize your care.

Your visit starts with an exam and any needed X-rays to find the problem. Then we explain your options and costs before treating, so there are no surprises.

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What we treat

Dental Emergencies We Treat

  • Severe or lingering toothache
  • Broken, chipped, or cracked tooth
  • Knocked-out (avulsed) tooth
  • Lost filling or crown
  • Abscess, swelling, or infection
  • Bleeding or injury to the mouth
First aid

What to Do Right Now

Quick steps that can make a big difference before you reach us.

Knocked-out tooth

Pick it up by the crown, not the root. Rinse gently without scrubbing, and try to place it back in the socket. If you cannot, keep it moist in milk or saliva and call us immediately — acting within the hour gives the best chance of saving it.

Act within 60 minutes

Severe toothache

Rinse with warm water and floss gently to remove any trapped food. Use a cold compress on the outside of your cheek to ease swelling. Do not place aspirin directly on the gum, and call us to be seen.

Call to be seen today

Facial swelling with fever? Swelling from a dental abscess can spread. Call (954) 703-2474 immediately during office hours. If we are closed and you have significant swelling with fever, go to the nearest emergency room.

Why Pines True Smile

Why Choose Pines True Smile for Dental Emergencies

Fast, gentle, judgment-free care when you need it most.

Same-day emergency appointments

We hold time each day so you are not left waiting in pain.

Gentle, judgment-free care

Experienced care from Dr. Kamran Kiani at our convenient Pembroke Pines location.

Insurance & financing

Most major insurance accepted, with 0% financing options available.

The Pines True Smile dental team in Pembroke Pines
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“Pines True Smile is THE place to go for your dental procedure. As their first time patient, the hospitality, from the front desk to the Dr. was welcoming, understanding, and most importantly had my best interest!”
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Leris OceanPatient
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“Kind and friendly office staff. I had a chipped tooth and they worked their schedule to help find a time to get me in. Reasonable out of pocket cost. Brand new equipment and X-ray.”
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Ronald TruongPatient
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“I am not a fan of the dentist's chair. That being said; if I have to go I am happy it is here. Friendly, professional staff, good work and an easy chair-side manner made my experience an excellent one.”
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FAQ

Emergency Dentist in Pembroke Pines: FAQ

Straight answers to the questions we hear most. Don't see yours? Our team is happy to help.

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Do you see emergency patients the same day?
Yes. We hold time each day for dental emergencies. Call (954) 703-2474 as early as you can so we can prepare for your visit and get you seen quickly.
What counts as a dental emergency?
Severe or worsening tooth pain, swelling, bleeding that will not stop, a knocked-out or badly broken tooth, and lost fillings or crowns are all emergencies. When in doubt, call us and we will help you decide. You can also read more at the American Dental Association's consumer site, MouthHealthy.
Is a toothache a dental emergency?
A severe, throbbing toothache that wakes you at night or comes with swelling or fever is a dental emergency — it likely signals an infection or abscess. Mild sensitivity from a lost filling can often wait a day or two. Call us to describe your symptoms so we can advise.
How much does an emergency visit cost?
Your visit starts with an exam and any needed X-rays to find the problem, then we explain your options and costs before treating. We accept most insurance and offer financing, so care stays affordable.
Can a knocked-out tooth be saved?
Often yes, if you act fast. Keep the tooth moist in milk or saliva, avoid touching the root, and get to us within the hour for the best chance of saving it.
What if I have a dental abscess with facial swelling?
Facial swelling with fever can spread to the jaw and neck. Call (954) 703-2474 immediately during office hours. If we are closed and you have significant swelling with fever, go to the nearest emergency room. Antibiotics can help, but dental treatment is still required to fix the cause.
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