Tooth Pain, Swelling, or a Broken Tooth? Get Seen Fast.
Harbour Dental Care on 103rd Street helps patients with urgent dental problems get answers quickly — from severe toothaches and cracked teeth to possible infections, broken fillings, and emergency extractions.
- Same-day or next-day availability when possible
- Exam and digital X-rays
- Treatment options explained clearly
- Restorative-focused emergency care
Common Dental Emergencies We Evaluate
Searches like “emergency dentist near me,” “tooth infection,” “broken molar,” and “tooth extraction near me” usually need one thing first: a timely diagnosis.
Persistent pain, pressure, sensitivity, or tooth pain that keeps coming back.
Gum swelling, facial swelling, abscess symptoms, pressure, or a bad taste near the tooth.
Chipped, cracked, fractured, or broken molars that need prompt attention.
When a tooth cannot be saved, we explain your options and next steps clearly.
Restorations that break, loosen, or fall out and cause pain or sensitivity.
Trauma, biting pain, bleeding, or sudden changes after an accident or hard bite.
Don’t Wait for Dental Pain to Get Worse
Tooth pain, swelling, and broken teeth can progress quickly. Waiting can allow decay, infection, or structural damage to become more painful and more complicated to treat.
Our 103rd Street team focuses on finding the cause quickly, explaining your options clearly, and helping you choose the right next step for relief.
What Treatment Might You Need?
Root canal treatment. If infection or inflammation has reached the nerve, a root canal may help save the tooth.
Tooth extraction. If a tooth cannot be predictably saved, extraction may remove the source of infection or pain.
Crown or filling. If decay, cracking, or a failed restoration is involved, restorative treatment may repair and protect the tooth.
Meet Dr. Adrian Gonzalez
Dr. Adrian Gonzalez is a Temple University-trained dentist with advanced postgraduate training through an AEGD residency. He specializes in restorative dentistry with a focus on giving teeth a second chance through precise, thoughtful care that balances function, durability, and esthetics.
He has completed advanced training in restorative dentistry, clear aligners, and facial aesthetics, allowing him to deliver modern, comprehensive, patient-centered care rooted in comfort, clear communication, and long-term success.
What Happens at Your Emergency Appointment?
The first goal is simple: identify the source of your pain and give you a clear path forward.
We evaluate the painful tooth, surrounding bone, gums, and signs of infection or nerve involvement.
Your dentist explains what is causing the problem, whether it is decay, infection, trauma, a cracked tooth, or a failed restoration.
We review options such as root canal therapy, extraction, filling, crown, medication guidance, or other care based on your diagnosis.
You’ll understand timing, insurance considerations, financing options, and next steps before moving forward.
Why Choose Harbour Dental Care on 103rd Street?
Patients choose Harbour Dental Care for prompt emergency evaluation, restorative treatment planning, and clear guidance when dental pain becomes urgent.
We prioritize patients dealing with tooth pain, swelling, infection symptoms, broken teeth, and abscess concerns.
Dr. Gonzalez focuses on helping patients protect, repair, and restore teeth with thoughtful, durable treatment planning.
We accept many PPO dental insurance plans and offer financing options for qualified patients.
See Why Patients Choose Harbour Dental Care
Patients trust Harbour Dental Care for compassionate treatment, modern dentistry, and honest recommendations.
Emergency Dentist FAQs
Can I get a same-day emergency dental appointment on 103rd Street?
Same-day or next-day availability depends on the schedule, but Harbour Dental Care prioritizes urgent dental concerns. Call (904) 799-7468 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, extraction, or other options depending on the damage.
Will I need a tooth pulled?
Not always. We diagnose the problem first and explain whether the tooth can be saved or whether extraction is recommended.
Do you take insurance?
Harbour Dental Care accepts many PPO insurance plans and offers financing options for qualified patients.
Get Dental Pain Evaluated Today
If you have severe pain, swelling, a broken tooth, or signs of infection, call Harbour Dental Care on 103rd Street or schedule online now.
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