Prompt answers
Focused evaluation for pain, swelling, infection, and dental injury.
Emergency dentistry · St. Johns, Florida
Relief starts with being seen.
Tooth pain, swelling, or a broken tooth can’t wait. Get clear answers, compassionate care, and a plan to feel better—fast.
- Same-day availability when possible
- Digital X-rays & focused exam
- Clear treatment options
Calm, clear care
Recommendations explained simply, with your comfort at the center.
Care in one place
From urgent diagnosis to restorative and surgical treatment options.
When it feels urgent
Dental emergencies we evaluate
Pain is your body asking for attention. A timely diagnosis is the first step toward relief—and toward keeping a small problem from becoming more complicated.
Severe toothache
Persistent pain, throbbing, pressure, or sensitivity that keeps returning.
Call for help →Swelling or infection
Gum or facial swelling, abscess symptoms, a bad taste, or infection-related pressure.
Call for help →Broken or cracked tooth
Chipped, fractured, or broken teeth and molars that need prompt attention.
Call for help →Emergency extraction
When a tooth cannot be saved, we explain the options and next steps clearly.
Call for help →Lost filling or crown
Restorations that loosen, break, or fall out and leave the tooth uncomfortable.
Call for help →Dental injury
Bleeding, sudden biting pain, or a change to your smile following an accident.
Call for help →What to expect
A focused visit. A clear next step.
We keep emergency appointments practical: understand the problem, explain what’s happening, and help you make a confident decision.
Call (904) 295-1997Call or book online
We’ll help you find the earliest available appointment at our St. Johns office.
Get evaluated
Your focused exam may include digital X-rays to identify the source of pain.
Review your options
We’ll walk through recommended care, timing, costs, and financing when applicable.
Nearly 20years of experience
Meet your St. Johns dentist
Firdose Basha, DDS
Experienced, compassionate care grounded in clear communication and long-term health.
Dr. Firdose brings nearly two decades of experience to Harbour Dental Care. His patient-first approach helps people feel comfortable, informed, and confident—even when they arrive in pain.
His clinical interests include emergency dentistry, oral surgery, dental implants, and complex restorative care. By pairing advanced technology with personalized planning, he works to deliver predictable, lasting results tailored to each patient.
Dr. Firdose has also served as a faculty lecturer at Harvard University and has mentored future dental professionals throughout his career.
Emergency dentistryOral surgeryRestorative carePatient-first approach
Request an AppointmentWhy Harbour Dental Care
Care designed to calm the uncertainty.
When something hurts, you deserve more than a rushed answer. You deserve to understand what’s happening and what can be done.
St. Johns emergency care
Convenient support for urgent dental needs in the St. Johns community.
Urgent-appointment focus
We prioritize pain, swelling, infection symptoms, and broken teeth.
Comprehensive treatment
Diagnosis, restorative care, extractions, implants, and advanced options in one practice.
Gentle, honest guidance
A compassionate approach built around comfort, clarity, and informed choices.
Patient experience
Care that starts with listening
See why patients throughout St. Johns and the surrounding area trust Harbour Dental Care for compassionate, high-quality dental care.
Common questions
Emergency dentist FAQs
Straightforward answers when you need to decide what to do next.
Can I get a same-day emergency dental appointment in St. Johns?
Same-day availability depends on the schedule, but Harbour Dental Care prioritizes urgent dental concerns. Call (904) 295-1997 for the fastest help.
What should I do if I think I have a tooth infection?
Call promptly, especially if you have swelling, pressure, fever, a bad taste, or worsening pain. Dental infections should be evaluated by a dentist.
Can you help with a broken molar or cracked tooth?
Yes. We can evaluate the tooth, take digital X-rays if needed, and discuss repair, crown, root canal, or extraction options depending on the damage.
What happens during an emergency dental visit?
Your visit is focused on identifying the source of the problem. It may include a clinical exam and digital X-rays, followed by a clear explanation of recommended care, timing, and costs.
Will I know my treatment options before anything is done?
Yes. We explain what we see, review appropriate options, and answer your questions so you can make an informed decision about treatment.
Don’t wait on dental pain
Get answers. Find relief. Feel like yourself again.
Call now or schedule online with Harbour Dental Care in St. Johns.