Types of Dental Trauma We Treat

• Knocked-out (avulsed) teeth
• Broken, chipped, or fractured teeth
• Loosened (luxated) teeth
• Teeth pushed into the gum (intruded teeth)
• Teeth pushed out of position (extruded teeth)
• Cuts and lacerations to the lips, gums, and tongue
• Jaw fractures (refer to ER for severe cases)
• Sports-related dental injuries

What to Do After Dental Trauma

Call us immediately at 786-600-0494 (Hialeah) or 786-600-0495 (Miami Gardens). Apply a cold compress to reduce swelling. Control bleeding with gentle pressure using a clean cloth. If a tooth is knocked out, follow the knocked-out tooth protocol (handle by crown, keep moist, get to us within 30-60 minutes).

Preventing Dental Trauma

Custom-fitted sports mouthguards are the most effective way to prevent dental trauma during contact sports. We fabricate custom mouthguards for adults and children at both our Hialeah and Miami Gardens locations. A custom mouthguard fits better, stays in place, and provides superior protection compared to store-bought options.

Insurance & Cost

Dental trauma treatment is often covered by dental insurance and sometimes by medical insurance or accident insurance. We will help you navigate your coverage. We accept Florida Medicaid and most major PPO dental insurance plans.