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Same-Day Emergency Dentist in Kissimmee, FL

Tooth pain, a broken tooth or a swollen face can’t wait. Call us and we’ll get you in today. Walk-ins are welcome, and an emergency exam with X-rays is $49. ¿Emergencia dental? Llámenos, hablamos español.

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Same-day appointments. Walk-ins welcome. Se habla español.

Tooth pain, a broken tooth or a knocked-out tooth can’t wait for an appointment next month. Call us and we’ll get you in today. Walk-ins are welcome during office hours, and our team speaks English and Spanish.

Calling after hours? After hours, our AI phone assistant answers. Leave your details and we’ll call you back first thing to get you seen.

What counts as a dental emergency?

If you’re in pain or something in your mouth is broken, call us. These are the problems we see most often as emergencies:

  • A severe toothache, or pain that keeps you up at night
  • A tooth that has been knocked out or pushed out of place
  • A cracked, chipped or broken tooth
  • Swelling in your gums, jaw or face, or a bump on the gum (often an abscess)
  • A lost filling or crown, or a crown that has come loose
  • Bleeding from the mouth that won't stop
  • A broken denture, bridge or retainer
  • Something stuck between your teeth that floss won't remove

Cleanings, check-ups, cosmetic work and most orthodontic adjustments can wait for a regular appointment.

In pain? Come in today

$49 emergency exam with X-rays. Walk-ins welcome.

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What to do for your dental emergency

Call us first. We’ll tell you how soon to come in and what to do until then.

Toothache

Rinse with warm salt water, floss gently around the tooth and take an over-the-counter pain reliever as the label says. Pain that wakes you up or comes with swelling usually means infection, so come in today.

Broken or chipped tooth

Save any pieces, rinse your mouth and hold a cold pack on your cheek. Small chips can be bonded. Larger breaks often need a crown, and many can be made the same day with CEREC.

Swollen face or tooth abscess

Swelling means infection, and it won’t heal on its own. Call us right away. If you have a fever, trouble breathing or swallowing, or swelling near your eye, go to the ER first.

Knocked-out tooth

Pick it up by the top, not the root. Rinse it, and put it back in the socket if you can, or keep it in milk. Come in within the hour for the best chance to save it.

Lost crown or filling

Keep the crown and bring it with you. A dab of denture adhesive or toothpaste can hold it for a few hours. Don’t use superglue.

Same-day appointments and walk-ins

Call ahead if you can, so we’re ready for you when you arrive. If you can’t call, come in during office hours and we’ll fit you in.

At your visit, the dentist examines the tooth, takes X-rays if they’re needed, and explains what’s wrong and what it will cost before treatment starts. In many cases we can treat the problem at the same visit, whether that means a filling, a temporary crown, a root canal or an extraction.

Office hours

  • Monday: 8 am to 4 pm
  • Tuesday: 8 am to 5 pm
  • Wednesday: 8 am to 5 pm
  • Thursday: 8 am to 5 pm
  • Friday: 8 am to 4 pm
  • Saturday: by appointment. Sunday: closed

After hours, our AI phone assistant answers your call. If you call outside office hours, leave your name, number and what happened, and our team will call you back as soon as we open.

Parkway Dental Care, 1064 E Osceola Pkwy, Kissimmee, FL 34744. (407) 932-2273

What to do before you get here

  • Knocked-out tooth: pick it up by the top (the crown), not the root. Rinse it gently and try to put it back in the socket. If it won't go back, keep it in milk and come in right away. A tooth has the best chance of being saved within an hour.
  • Broken or cracked tooth: rinse with warm water and hold a cold compress on your cheek to keep the swelling down. Save any pieces.
  • Toothache: rinse with warm water and floss gently to remove any trapped food. Don't put aspirin on the gum, because it can burn the tissue.
  • Lost crown or filling: keep the crown and bring it with you. Avoid chewing on that side.
  • Bitten lip or tongue: clean the area with water and press gently with clean gauze. Use a cold compress for swelling.

When to go to the emergency room instead

Go to the nearest ER or call 911 if you have swelling that is spreading toward your eye or neck, trouble breathing or swallowing, a possible broken jaw, or bleeding that won’t stop after 15 minutes of pressure. Once you’re stable, call us and we’ll take care of the tooth.

Insurance and payment

We accept most PPO insurance plans, and we have a membership plan for patients without insurance. We’ll go over the cost with you before any treatment starts.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 1,542 neighbors

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Kitty
22:50 26 Aug 26
The hygienist Hennessy /Genesis, sorry I don’t remember the proper name but it’s definitely one of those two she went above and beyond and I’ve never experienced such a relaxing teeth cleaning! I literally came out of my appointment thinking I was at a spa! She was very professional and gentle and caring, and was very detailed with every nook and cranny of my teeth cleanliness and sensitivity
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melissa vergara
14:08 27 Jul 26
I made an appointment because I thought I chipped my molar. Everyone was so friendly and professional. They were honest with me and told me exactly what had happened. I’m currently pregnant and they were so attentive and took great precautions. Will definitely be back!!
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Ardan Hamilton Fleming
11:16 10 Jul 26
The service was welcoming! the receptionist was very pleasant and personable.
when I saw the team they were very involved and informative, step by step.
I have a lot of work that needs to be done and the dentist was awesome she didn’t make me feel bad and she was very assuring about giving me choices and solutions.
When I came back out to the receptionist area after my visit. Jessica was great in offering the payments and how we could go about what I was responsible for and what my insurance was responsible for. They were really good . I would recommend %100!
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Marco Mayor
22:24 29 Jun 26
This office has an outstanding customer service. Everyone there loves their job but I have to highlight the job of Genesis who is my hygienist and I hope she can be for as long as I can. Her soft and careful practice, is what makes her stand out from the rest. I already requested her on my next visit.
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cbis1989
22:11 22 Jun 26
The staff here is incredible. Had to bring in my 5 year old for an emergency appointment and not only was it VERY inexpensive, they were so patient, caring, and sweet with her. They explained everything to her before and as they were doing it and made sure she wasn’t scared or uncomfortable. I wish i could leave more than 5 stars.

Insurance and financing

Most PPO plans, a membership plan and monthly payments

We check your PPO benefits before treatment so you know your share. No insurance? Our membership plan starts at $27 a month for adults and takes 20% off most other treatment. Monthly payments through CareCredit, LendingClub, Sunbit and HFD.

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FAQ

Questions we hear about this

Severe tooth pain, a broken or knocked-out tooth, a swollen face or jaw, bleeding that won’t stop, or a lost crown that leaves the tooth sharp or sensitive. If you’re not sure, call us and we’ll tell you how soon to come in.
Often, yes. We see emergencies the same day and walk-ins are welcome. If the infection is severe, the dentist may start antibiotics first and remove or treat the tooth once the swelling goes down.
Yes. An abscess is an infection and it won’t heal on its own. Call us today. If you have a fever, trouble breathing or swallowing, or swelling near your eye, go to the ER first.
Many can. Small chips can be bonded, larger breaks may need a crown, and a crack that reaches the nerve may need a root canal. The sooner we see it, the more likely we can save the tooth.
The ER can treat a spreading infection and give pain medicine, but most ERs can’t fix the tooth. A dentist can find the cause and treat it, often the same day.
Over-the-counter pain relievers taken as the label says, a cold pack on your cheek, and rinsing with warm salt water can help for a few hours. They don’t treat the cause, so book a visit.
It’s risky to wait. A crack can spread, let in bacteria and turn into an infection. Come in within a few days, or the same day if it hurts or is swollen.

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