Surgical Tooth Extractions

Tooth Extractions

Sometimes trauma, gum disease, cracked or broken teeth, and tooth decay can be too significant, and despite our best efforts to save the tooth, an extraction may be the best option. Here at Largo Smiles Dental, we will make the process as comfortable and pain-free as possible.

Post Extraction Restorative Dental Solutions

Having a tooth extracted may sound daunting, but with today’s modern procedures and general anesthesia, you have nothing to worry about. And you don’t have to live with missing teeth. Your doctor can perform the following procedures to replace an extracted tooth:

Single Implants
Multiple Implants
Bridges
Implant Retained Dentures
Standard Dentures

If you have suffered a medical emergency, please call 911. For dental pain or other oral health issues, including extractions in Key Largo, please call (305) 451-8005 to schedule a consultation and get personalized dental treatment.

Why Choose Key Largo Smiles

At Key Largo Smiles, we believe exceptional dentistry is built on trust, compassion, and personalized care.

From preventive checkups to advanced restorative and cosmetic treatments, our team is dedicated to creating an experience that feels comfortable, transparent, and tailored to you. Dr. Santos and our skilled dental professionals combine years of clinical expertise with the latest dental technology to ensure every visit delivers lasting results and a healthy, confident smile.

We take time to understand your goals, explain every step of your treatment, and design a care plan that fits your lifestyle. Whether you’re visiting for a routine cleaning or a complete smile transformation, you can expect gentle care, honest guidance, and a supportive environment that puts your comfort first.

At Key Largo Smiles, your oral health isn’t just our priority—it’s our passion.

Same Day Treatment

Receive prompt care for your dental emergency, often on the same day you call. We reserve time in our schedule specifically for emergency patients, allowing us to accommodate urgent needs without extensive waiting. When you’re in pain, every minute counts—our efficient scheduling and diagnosis process helps you get the relief you need as quickly as possible.

Tooth Pain / Discomfort

Find relief from severe toothaches with our emergency pain management protocols. Whether your pain stems from infection, fracture, decay, or other causes, we’ll quickly identify the source and provide appropriate treatment to alleviate your discomfort. Our approach addresses both immediate pain relief and the underlying condition causing your symptoms.

After-Hours Care

Access guidance for dental emergencies beyond our regular office hours. While not all emergencies require immediate middle-of-the-night treatment, our after-hours contact system provides direction for managing your situation until you can be seen in the office. For true emergencies requiring immediate attention, we offer guidance on accessing appropriate care.

Tooth Trauma

Receive expert care for dental injuries including chipped, cracked, broken, or knocked-out teeth. The first 30-60 minutes after a tooth is knocked out are critical for successful reimplantation, and we provide both phone guidance for proper handling and priority emergency appointments for these time-sensitive situations. Our treatment approaches focus on saving natural tooth structure whenever possible.

Lost Restorations

Address lost or damaged fillings, crowns, bridges, or dentures with our emergency restoration services. These situations, while not always painful, can leave teeth vulnerable to further damage and often create functional or aesthetic concerns. We provide prompt repair or replacement of failed restorations to protect your dental health and restore normal function.

Infections & Abscesses

Receive immediate attention for dental infections, which can be both painful and potentially serious if left untreated. Signs of infection include swelling, persistent pain, fever, foul taste, or pus discharge. We provide emergency drainage, antibiotic therapy when appropriate, and definitive treatment of the underlying cause to resolve the infection and prevent recurrence.

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Common Questions About Dental Emergencies

What should I do if my tooth is knocked out?

If a permanent tooth is knocked out, retrieve it holding only the crown (not the root), rinse it gently without scrubbing, and if possible, place it back in the socket facing the correct way. If you can’t reinsert it, keep the tooth moist in milk, saliva, or a tooth preservation product. Then call us immediately—the best chance for saving the tooth occurs when treatment is received within 30-60 minutes. For primary (baby) teeth, don’t attempt to reinsert them, but do contact us for guidance.

What if my emergency occurs after hours?

If you experience a dental emergency outside our regular hours, call our main office number (305-451-8005). Our after-hours message will provide instructions for reaching our on-call service. For emergencies involving significant facial swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, or uncontrolled bleeding, proceed to the nearest emergency room, then contact our office for follow-up dental care.

How do I know if my dental pain is an emergency?

Severe, persistent pain that interferes with eating, sleeping, or daily activities generally warrants emergency attention. Other signs that indicate an emergency include significant swelling, bleeding that doesn’t stop with pressure, obvious infection (fever, foul taste, pus), or trauma affecting multiple teeth or causing jaw mobility issues. Even if you’re unsure, we encourage you to call—our team can help determine the urgency of your situation.

How much does emergency dental care cost?

The cost of emergency dental care varies based on the specific treatment needed to address your situation. During your emergency visit, we’ll provide a clear explanation of the recommended treatment and associated costs before proceeding. We accept various payment methods and can discuss payment arrangements if needed. Most importantly, don’t let financial concerns prevent you from seeking care for serious dental emergencies, as delayed treatment often leads to more extensive and expensive problems.