Juno Beach is about eight road miles from our office on Northlake Blvd, thirteen to eighteen minutes by way of Donald Ross Rd and I-95. Call (561) 867-8401 first; the call is what holds your room. Emergencies are seen the same day: Monday through Friday 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Saturday and Sunday 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
When insurance isn't involved, the emergency exam and X-ray cost $99 between them.
The $99 is a minimum fee for patients paying without insurance. It covers a limited, problem-focused emergency exam (ADA code D0140) and the X-ray needed to diagnose the tooth. Treatment is priced separately and quoted to you in writing before any work starts.
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How far is our office from Juno Beach?
Roughly eight miles. Our office is 4595 Northlake Blvd Ste 112, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418, north side of Northlake Blvd, between Military Trail and I-95. From the pier, Loggerhead Park or the Bluffs Square Shoppes, the quick way is Donald Ross Rd west to I-95, south to Northlake Blvd, then west a short distance.
The surface-street route runs US 1 south to PGA Blvd, west to Military Trail, south to Northlake Blvd, then east a half mile. It's a few minutes longer but it stays off the interstate. Thirteen to eighteen minutes covers either route on an ordinary day.
Same-day emergency dental care for Juno Beach patients
Call before you drive. We don't take walk-ins: a call lets the front desk reserve a chair and a dentist for the time you'll arrive, so when you come through the door the room is ready.
The front desk answers during office hours. Outside them, a live answering service picks up 24/7, takes your name and number, and sets you up with the first opening: 7:00 AM on a weekday or 8:00 AM on Saturday or Sunday. The office is only open during the hours above; the phone is answered at any hour.
Our dentists look at the tooth, X-ray it, and walk you through the findings. When the X-ray supports it, treatment is done then and there. Toothache relief, emergency extractions and emergency root canals are done in this office by our own team. Bring a medication list and your dental insurance card if you have one.
Open weekends and early mornings for Juno Beach
Saturday and Sunday hours are 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM, and emergency chairs are held both mornings. A tooth cracked on a Saturday at Juno Beach Park or a crown that came off at Friday dinner is seen that weekend rather than the next week. Call first, then take Donald Ross Rd to I-95.
Weekday hours are 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. A toothache that starts at 10:00 PM on a Wednesday gets a call answered and the 7:00 AM opening held. For managing the pain in the meantime, see the weekend and after-hours page.
What an emergency dental visit costs for Juno Beach patients
If you have no dental insurance, the exam and X-ray together are $99. Treatment is priced separately, and our dentists hand you the price in writing before anything starts. You decide from there.
We take most PPO and HMO dental plans, and Medicare Advantage dental plans as well; whichever of those you carry gets billed for the exam and X-ray. You can pay for treatment with cash or a card, through an in-house payment plan, or with Sunbit, Cherry or CareCredit financing. The cost and insurance page goes into detail.
Getting here from Juno Beach
- Quickest, via I-95: Donald Ross Rd west to I-95, south to the Northlake Blvd exit, then west. We're on the north side of Northlake a short way past the interstate. Parking on site.
- Via Military Trail (no interstate): US 1 south to PGA Blvd, west on PGA Blvd to Military Trail, south on Military Trail to Northlake Blvd, then east about a half mile. Office on the left.
- From the Juno Beach Pier and Ocean Dr (A1A): west to US 1, then north a short way to Donald Ross Rd, or south toward PGA Blvd, whichever route you like.
When the hospital comes first
Swelling that creeps toward your eye or below your jawline, fever with a swollen face, trouble swallowing or breathing, or a possible broken jaw after a fall or a crash: head for an emergency room before our office. For Juno Beach, the nearest is Jupiter Medical Center on Old Dixie Hwy; nearest to our office is Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center on Burns Rd. Hospitals treat spreading infection and injuries; they generally don't treat the tooth itself. Our office handles the tooth next.
Emergency dental services for Juno Beach families
A knocked-out tooth from a fall on the pier or a wipeout in the surf is most likely to take again if it never dries out (milk works, so does your own saliva) and reaches us inside an hour; a parked car in July ruins it in minutes. A broken or chipped tooth gets smoothed, built back up, or covered with a crown, according to how deep the break runs. A lost filling or crown is put back or remade after our dentists check the tooth beneath it. Wisdom tooth pain gets an X-ray and a plan at one visit.
Juno Beach is one of eight areas on our service area page. Jupiter, just north, and North Palm Beach, just south, have pages of their own.
Frequently asked questions
Is I-95 or Military Trail faster from Juno Beach?
I-95 is usually a few minutes quicker: Donald Ross Rd west, south to Northlake Blvd, then west. The Military Trail route via PGA Blvd avoids the interstate and takes closer to the eighteen-minute end. Whichever you choose, your time gets held when you call (561) 867-8401 before leaving.
Can I get a knocked-out tooth from the Juno Beach Pier to you in time?
Yes, if you leave right away. The drive is thirteen to eighteen minutes, well inside the hour that matters. Lift the tooth by its crown and never the root, keep it wet in milk or in the pouch of your cheek, have a passenger call us, and drive straight here. Don't rinse it with tap water or scrub it.
Are you open Saturday for Juno Beach patients?
Yes, Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Call when the problem starts and we'll give you a time that morning. If it starts after 2:00 PM, the answering service holds you the next opening, 7:00 AM Monday after a Sunday call.