A tooth breaks, a crown comes off, or pain wakes you up, and your first question is whether it can wait until morning. That decision is hard to make alone, and waiting on the wrong problem can turn a repair into an infection or a lost tooth.
Dr. Omid Khezri and the team at Revive Dentistry in Orange City treat urgent dental problems for patients from Deltona and the surrounding area. Dr. Khezri reviews your X-rays with you before treatment, so you understand what is wrong before you agree to anything. See our Deltona dentist page for the full list of services.
Some problems are true emergencies and some are urgent but can be scheduled. When you are not sure which one you have, call us. A short phone conversation can sort it out.
| Call right away | Usually safe to schedule soon |
|---|---|
| A knocked-out permanent tooth | A small chip with no pain |
| Severe pain that does not ease | A loose filling that is only annoying |
| Facial or gum swelling | Mild sensitivity to hot or cold |
| A cracked tooth with sharp pain | A rough edge that does not cut your tongue |
| A lost crown that exposes raw tooth | A tooth that bothers you only occasionally |
Go to the nearest emergency room or call 911 for bleeding that will not stop, swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, or a suspected broken jaw.
These steps follow guidance from the American Dental Association and are meant to protect the tooth until you are seen.
A knocked-out permanent tooth has the best chance of being saved when you are seen quickly, so call as soon as it happens.
The National Center for Health Statistics reports about 1.9 million emergency department visits a year for tooth disorders in 2020 to 2022. Most emergency rooms can manage pain or start antibiotics, but they cannot repair a cracked tooth, treat an infected nerve, or place a crown. A dental visit addresses the actual cause.
We keep emergency visits focused so you get relief first and a clear plan second.
Dr. Khezri follows a foundations-first approach, so urgent visits also consider your gum health and what may have caused the problem.
Emergency treatment is often the first step and not the last. If a tooth needs a crown, a filling, or replacement, you continue with the same dentist and the same records, with no new office to learn. Our restorative dentistry services cover crowns through full mouth rehabilitation, and an extracted tooth can later be replaced with a dental implant planned from the same 3D imaging.
Revive Dentistry is primarily a fee-for-service practice, and our team reviews your benefits and explains costs before work begins. Financing through Cherry and CareCredit is available, along with an in-house membership plan, so cost does not have to push you toward the emergency room. See our financing options for details.
Deltona is home to a large Spanish-speaking community, and an emergency is stressful enough without a language barrier. Our office offers Spanish-speaking support, and we keep schedule flexibility for urgent patients so you are not left waiting for days.
We work to see urgent patients as quickly as we can and keep schedule flexibility for them. Call our Orange City office at (386) 775-4300 first so we can tell you whether your problem needs to be seen right away and when we can see you.
Common emergencies include a knocked-out tooth, severe or worsening pain, facial swelling, a cracked tooth with sharp pain, bleeding that will not stop, and a lost crown that exposes the tooth. If you are unsure, call us and describe your symptoms.
Keep the tooth moist, and if you can, gently place it back in the socket without touching the root. If you cannot, hold it between your cheek and gum or in milk. Call us immediately, since a quick visit gives the tooth its best chance of being saved.
Go to the ER for heavy bleeding, swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, or a suspected broken jaw. For tooth pain, a cracked tooth, or a lost crown, a dentist can treat the cause, which an ER usually cannot.
Yes, when an extraction is the right treatment, we can stabilize the area and discuss replacement options afterward. We may use PRF to support healing when it is appropriate for your case.
Yes. New patients are always welcome, and you do not need to be an existing patient to call about an urgent problem. Our office is at 272 E Graves Ave in Orange City, a short drive from Deltona.
Dr. Khezri builds every visit around clear explanations, gentle technique, and your long-term oral health, even when the visit is urgent.
If you are dealing with pain, swelling, or an injury now, call (386) 775-4300 or contact our office so we can help as soon as possible. Revive Dentistry is at 272 E Graves Ave, Orange City, FL 32763, serving Deltona, DeBary, DeLand, and Orange City.
