Talk with our teams
Miami and Pompano Beach maintain separate phone numbers, emails, appointment forms, hours, and local teams.
Start with the office you plan to visit. Call for symptoms, urgent concerns, or time-sensitive schedule changes. Use email for non-urgent administrative questions, and avoid including sensitive health or payment information unless the office provides a secure method.
Call, email, request an appointment, get directions, or open the complete office page from one place.
English and Spanish
Monday–Thursday: 9am–4pm · Friday: 8am–1pm
English, Spanish, French, and Creole
Monday–Thursday: 8am–5pm · Friday: 8am–1pm
When in doubt, call the office and briefly describe why you are reaching out.
Use the relevant office request form for a new appointment. Call the office for time-sensitive schedule changes or to confirm which visit type you need.
Describe the symptom, when it began, and whether it is worsening. Same-day availability varies, and the office will advise on its next available step.
Contact your chosen office before sending records, X-rays, referrals, or health information so the team can explain its current process.
Have your plan details and proposed visit or treatment available. Coverage and patient costs vary, so ask what information the office may provide.
Call the nearest office and explain when symptoms began, their severity, and whether you have swelling, fever, bleeding, or trauma. Appointment availability varies.
If symptoms feel life-threatening—or you have difficulty breathing or swallowing—seek emergency medical care rather than waiting for a dental-office response.
Share your preferred office, the reason for contacting the team, when symptoms began if relevant, and the best way to reach you. For an appointment request, mention whether you need routine care, have a specific concern, or want to discuss a listed service.
For insurance, payment, records, or referrals, have the relevant plan or provider details available. The office can explain what information it can confirm and how documents should be transferred.
Response timing depends on office hours, message volume, and the type of request. Call rather than email for urgent or time-sensitive concerns.
Treat the form as a request unless the relevant office confirms a date and time. Call if you need to verify whether a visit has been scheduled.
Avoid sending sensitive details through ordinary email. Ask the office which method it uses for records, forms, insurance documents, or payment information.
Compare location, languages, hours, and service availability on the office pages. You can also call either team and describe the care you want to explore.
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