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Emergency Dentist Near Venice, FL, 12 to 18 Minutes North on US 41

Venice has dental offices of its own. If yours can't fit you in today, we're about seven miles north on US 41 in Osprey, open weekdays at 8:00 AM, with time held in each day's schedule for emergencies. Call (941) 207-8431 first. We hold you a time, and the drive up the Trail is twelve to eighteen minutes.

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 Venice?

About seven road miles from downtown Venice. Our office is at 416 S Tamiami Trl Ste F4, Osprey, FL 34229, on South Tamiami Trail (US 41), the road that connects Venice to Sarasota.

From the island side of the city, around Venice Avenue, Centennial Park, the Venice Theatre and the Venice Train Depot, count on twelve to eighteen minutes. From the neighborhoods near Venice High School, Pinebrook Park and Wellfield Park, or from the 34292 and 34293 zip codes, the US 41 By-Pass is usually the simpler start, and the time is about the same.

Getting here from Venice

Route 1, from downtown and the island:

  1. Take Venice Avenue to Tamiami Trail, which is US 41 Business.
  2. Head north across the Hatchett Creek bridge.
  3. Stay on US 41 north through Nokomis, then Laurel.
  4. Pass Oscar Scherer State Park. The office is about two miles farther, on US 41 in Osprey. Parking on site.

Route 2, from the east side of the city:

  1. Join the US 41 By-Pass heading north.
  2. Follow US 41 north through Nokomis and Laurel into Osprey.

From Interstate 75: take exit 195 and go west on Laurel Road to US 41, then north. Blackburn Point Road, the swing bridge road to Casey Key, is about a mile before us.

Same-day emergency dental care for Venice patients

We keep emergency time in every weekday's schedule. Phone while we're open (Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM) and the front desk fits you in that day. Phone outside those hours and a real person still picks up, notes what's wrong, and reserves the next business morning's first opening for you.

Walk-ins aren't accepted, so call before you get on the Trail. Exam, X-ray and, when the diagnosis allows, treatment are all handled by our dentists in one visit. That includes emergency tooth extraction, emergency root canal, severe toothache relief and abscess and swollen jaw treatment. Nothing is referred out.

Seasonal residents are welcome, with no prior history at our office required. Bring your insurance card and a list of your medications if you can.

After hours for Venice patients

Weekdays we close at 4:00 PM, and the office is shut Saturday and Sunday. A person picks up (941) 207-8431 around the clock, though. After 4:00 PM on a Tuesday, for example, you're held for Wednesday at 8:00 AM. After a Friday-night or weekend call, it's Monday at 8:00 AM. How to cope with pain or a broken tooth until then is covered on the weekend and after-hours page.

An emergency room is the right call tonight for swelling that reaches toward the eye or spreads down the neck, for trouble swallowing or breathing, or for a jaw injury. For Venice patients, Sarasota Memorial Hospital-Venice is on Laurel Road East near I-75. Hospitals treat spreading infection and injuries; they generally don't treat the tooth itself.

What an emergency dental visit costs for Venice patients

We accept most PPO dental insurance plans. Paying without insurance, the emergency exam and X-ray are $99. That's the diagnosis. Treatment is separate, and our dentist puts the price in writing before touching the tooth. If you have a PPO plan, the exam and X-ray are billed to your plan.

Sunbit, Cherry and CareCredit financing are available for treatment. Plan and financing details are on the cost and insurance page.

Emergency dental services for Venice families

A broken or chipped tooth is bonded the same day, or crowned when the break is large. A knocked-out tooth needs to stay wet, in milk or your own saliva, and reach us fast; in a hot car in July, that matters even more. We see wisdom tooth pain the same day, and taking out a wisdom tooth happens in our office too. A lost crown can usually be re-cemented and a lost filling replaced, as long as the tooth underneath is sound.

We serve Venice, Nokomis, Laurel and four other areas along US 41. The service area page lists every one of them with miles and minutes.

Frequently asked questions

How soon can a Venice patient be seen?

Usually the same day, during office hours. Call (941) 207-8431 at 8:00 AM and take the first time offered. The drive up US 41 is twelve to eighteen minutes. We don't take walk-ins, so the call comes first.

Should I take the By-Pass or Business 41 from Venice?

Both join US 41 north of the city, so pick whichever you're closer to. From Venice Avenue and the island, cross the Hatchett Creek bridge and keep going. From the east side, the By-Pass north. From I-75, exit 195 and Laurel Road west.

I'm here for the season and my dentist is up north. Can you treat me?

Yes, with or without records from home. Bring your insurance card. Most PPO dental plans are accepted no matter where they were issued, and if yours won't cover us, the exam and X-ray are $99 with any treatment quoted in writing before we start.

Will you pull a tooth the same day for someone from Venice?

Often, yes. The X-ray and exam happen first, giving the dentist a look at the roots and surrounding bone. When pulling the tooth is the right treatment and you've approved the written price, it usually comes out at that visit, whether the tooth comes out simply or needs a surgical approach.

What if I break a tooth in Venice after 4:00 PM?

Call anyway. Someone picks up, notes your details, and reserves the first opening for you, 8:00 AM the next business morning. Save any piece of the tooth, rinse gently, and avoid chewing on that side. If the pain is severe, the after-hours page has steps for the night.

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