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Emergency Dentist in North Tampa
Emergency Appointments Within 24 Hours — Often the Same Day
Tooth pain can make it hard to think about anything else. At Harbour Dental Care in North Tampa, getting you seen quickly is a priority: emergency appointments within 24 hours, and most emergency patients can be seen the same day. Tell us what’s wrong and let our North Dale Mabry Highway team help you take the next step.
Call North Tampa at (813) 336-8880 or book an emergency visit. Walk-ins are welcome until 1:00 PM on days we’re open. Harbour’s broad in-house care means many dental problems can be diagnosed and treated without a trip to another provider.
Walk into our North Dale Mabry Highway office before 1 PM
Come to 13129 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Suite H, Tampa, FL 33618. You can walk in until 1:00 PM during our operating days, or call ahead to arrange an appointment.
- Monday–Thursday: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
- Friday: 8:00 AM–1:00 PM
- Saturday and Sunday: Closed
Keep our North Tampa office information handy when planning your visit.
More care here, less running between providers
A severe toothache, broken tooth, damaged crown, infection or painful wisdom tooth is a reason to get help. You don’t need to know whether the answer is a filling, root canal or extraction before you contact us. That’s what your examination is for.
Harbour brings a broad range of dental care together, including restorative treatment, root canals and oral surgery and extractions. Many emergency patients can move from finding the problem to getting it treated within Harbour. Referrals are uncommon, helping you avoid the frustration of starting over with another provider.
See our North Tampa provider information. Kevin Snyder, DDS assumes advertising responsibility; this does not indicate on-site clinical availability.
From tooth pain to a clear plan
Your visit starts with listening: what hurts, when it began and what has changed. An examination and appropriate X-rays help your dentist find the cause. We’ll explain what we see, how to address pain or infection and the treatment options for the tooth itself. You can ask questions and understand the next step before proceeding.
If a tooth has been knocked out, call us promptly rather than waiting for an online request.
No insurance? A $99 maximum for your new-patient visit
Getting a dental problem checked should come with a clear starting cost. For qualifying new patients, the initial visit costs no more than $99 out of pocket. The North Tampa new-patient offer includes an examination, X-rays and care to temporarily relieve pain.
The same maximum applies if you have insurance. We’ll bill your plan when possible, and many insured patients pay nothing because many plans cover a comprehensive examination. Subsequent treatment is discussed and priced separately before you proceed. For payment options, see our local financing and insurance information.
Let’s get your North Tampa visit arranged
You don’t have to figure this out alone. Call (813) 336-8880 or schedule with our North Dale Mabry Highway office. We keep emergency access available so you can get answers quickly—often the same day.
For a medical emergency: Difficulty breathing, significant swelling affecting swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding or major facial trauma call for immediate medical care. Call 911 or go to an emergency department.