Dentist in Port St. Lucie, FL, Open 24/7 Including Sundays
Looking for a dentist in Port St. Lucie? One Roof Dentistry is a family, implant and emergency dental office that’s open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, Sundays and holidays included. Cleanings, same day crowns, root canals, implants and clear aligners all happen in one office. You see the cost in writing before we start.
★ 4.9 on Google · 689 reviews | Same day and after hours emergency visits
4.9★
Google rating
5+ yrs
Caring for PSL smiles
24/7
Open every day
Sundays
Regular & emergency visits
1 Visit
Same day crowns, no temporaries
Why patients call us
Many dental offices in PSL are open only on weekdays. A cracked molar on Saturday or a swollen jaw on Sunday night often means a long wait at the ER or a weekend of pain. Here, it’s simple: call us, and we’ll see you that day.
Not every call is about a toothache. Some people want a second opinion before they agree to a big treatment plan. Others just moved to Port St. Lucie and are looking for a dentist. Whatever brings you in, you’ll get a straight answer, a full exam and a clear plan with the price in writing before we start anything.
Our Port St. Lucie dental office is at 388 SW Port St. Lucie Blvd, Port St. Lucie, FL 34984, about 3 minutes from City Hall and 7 minutes from the Crosstown Parkway exit on Interstate 95. Sandpiper Bay, Central PSL, St. Lucie West and Tradition are all within about 15 minutes. Families from Torino and Southwest PSL are about 17 minutes away, and Stuart, Jensen Beach and Fort Pierce are about 25 minutes. Parking is free, right at the door.
At a glance
Hours: Open 24 hours, every day, including Sundays and holidays
Pain or swelling: We’ll see you the same day you call
Crowns: Made right here in one visit, no temporary crown
Under one roof: Implants, root canals, extractions and aligners all done here
Rating: 4.9 stars from 689 Google reviews
Call or text: any time, day or night
Emergency dentist · Open Sundays
Is There an Emergency Dentist Open on Sunday in Port St. Lucie?
Yes. We’re open around the clock, including Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, so whether you need a dentist open on Saturday in Port St. Lucie or at 2 a.m. on a Sunday, we’re here. Got a toothache, a broken tooth or swelling? Call us and we’ll see you the same day, even at 2 a.m.
Urgent care and the ER can give you pain medicine, but they can’t fix a tooth. So you pay for the visit and still need a dentist on Monday. With us, it takes one call. We find the cause, stop the pain and often fix the tooth in that same visit.
Monday to Friday Open 24 hours
SaturdayOpen 24 hours
SundayOpen 24 hours
HolidaysOpen 24 hours
Dental emergency guide
What to Do Before You Get Here
Knocked out tooth
Time matters most. The American Association of Endodontists advises seeing a dentist within 30 minutes.
- Pick up the tooth by the crown, the white part you chew with. Don’t touch the root.
- If it’s dirty, rinse it with water for a few seconds. No soap and no scrubbing.
- Push it back into the socket if you can, then bite gently on a clean cloth.
- If it won’t go back in, keep it in milk or inside your cheek. Don’t put it in tap water
Swelling or a bad toothache
Rinse with warm salt water. Hold a cold pack on your cheek for 15 minutes at a time. Take an over the counter pain reliever as directed on the label. Don’t put aspirin directly on your gum. It can burn. Swelling can mean an infection, so call us right away. If you find it hard to breathe or swallow, call 911 right away.
Broken tooth, lost filling or loose crown
Save any pieces and rinse your mouth with warm water. Chew on the other side. Keep a loose crown in a small bag, and don’t glue it back on with super glue. We can often fix a broken tooth in one visit with bonding or a same day crown.
Should I Go to the ER for Tooth Pain?
Go to the ER for a broken jaw, bleeding that won’t stop or swelling that makes it hard to breathe. Nearby options include HCA Florida St. Lucie Hospital on SE Tiffany Avenue and Cleveland Clinic Tradition Hospital. For a toothache, a chipped tooth, a lost crown or a knocked out tooth, a dentist is faster and costs less. The ER can treat pain and infection, but it usually can’t repair a tooth, so you’ll end up at a dentist anyway.
Dental services
Dental Services in Port St. Lucie, All Under One Roof
Most of your care happens right here in our dental office in Port St. Lucie, so you skip referrals and extra drives across town. Find your problem in the table below to see how we fix it.
| Your problem | Our fix | Typical visits |
|---|---|---|
| Toothache or swelling | Exam, X rays, then a filling, root canal or extraction | 1 to 2 |
| Cracked or broken tooth | Bonding or a same day crown | 1 |
| Missing tooth | Dental implant, bridge or partial denture | Several, over a few months |
| Loose or sore denture | Reline, new denture or implant supported denture | 2 to 5 |
| Bleeding gums or bad breath | Gum check, then a regular or deep cleaning | 1 to 2 |
| Stained or yellow teeth | Whitening in our office or custom trays for home | 1 to 2 |
| Crooked teeth or gaps | Clear aligners, bonding or veneers | Several |
| Grinding or jaw pain | Custom nightguard | 2 |
| Fear of the dentist | Sedation and a slower pace | Any visit |
Teeth Cleaning, Checkups and Fillings
A checkup includes an exam, digital X rays when needed and a general cleaning with a licensed dental hygienist that removes the tartar brushing misses. We fix small cavities with a tooth colored filling, usually in one short visit. That matters, because the CDC reports that about 1 in 5 adults aged 20 to 64 has a cavity that hasn’t been treated. Catching one early costs less and hurts less.
Dental Implants
An implant is a small post, usually titanium, that replaces the root of a missing tooth and holds a natural looking crown. We plan every implant with a 3D cone beam scan of your jaw. Implants can replace one tooth, a few teeth or a full arch.
Tooth Extractions, Wisdom Teeth and Dentures
When a tooth can’t be saved, we remove it gently and talk about what goes in its place. Simple and surgical extractions, including wisdom teeth removal, are done here. We make full and partial dentures, plus dentures that snap onto implants so they stop slipping when you eat.
Cosmetic Dentistry: Teeth Whitening, Veneers and Clear Aligners
Wondering where to get your teeth bleached in Port St. Lucie? Whitening in our office uses a stronger gel than store kits, so you see results faster, and we check your gums first. Porcelain veneers cover chips, gaps and stains on front teeth. Clear aligners straighten teeth without metal braces, and you see a 3D preview of your new smile before you start.
Sedation Dentistry for Nervous Patients
If the dental chair makes your heart race, you’re not alone. We offer sedation dentistry in Port St. Lucie, FL, and we’ll talk through the options that help you relax. You set the pace, and you can raise your hand to stop at any time.
Emergency Dentist, Open 24/7
Toothache, broken tooth or swelling? We’re here day or night, Sundays and holidays too. Call Us and we see you the same day.
Children’s Dentistry
Gentle first visits by age one, plus sealants and fluoride varnish to protect young teeth.
Same Day Crowns and Root Canals
A crown is a cap that covers a cracked or weak tooth. We scan your tooth, design the crown on a computer and mill it in our office while you wait. No goopy impression and no second visit. A root canal removes infection from inside the tooth and saves it. The American Association of Endodontists says that with numbing, a root canal is no more painful than a filling.
Family and kids
Family Dentist for Kids and Parents in Port St. Lucie
About 1 in 5 people in Port St. Lucie is under 18, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, so we see a lot of young smiles. We treat kids, parents and grandparents, and you can often book the whole family on the same trip.
Is There Fluoride in Port St. Lucie Water?
Only the small amount that’s there naturally. The City of Port St. Lucie stopped adding fluoride on December 18, 2024, for its roughly 95,000 utility customers. Then Florida’s SB 700, signed in May 2025, took effect on July 1, 2025. It bans adding fluoride to public water anywhere in the state.
Why does that matter? The CDC says fluoride in tap water cuts cavities by about 25% in children and adults. Now that it’s gone, kids need to get it another way. Here’s what we recommend for PSL families:
1. Fluoride toothpaste at home. The American Dental Association recommends a smear the size of a grain of rice for kids under 3, and a pea sized amount for ages 3 to 6.
2. Fluoride varnish at checkups. We paint it on in seconds and it doesn’t hurt. Afterward, stick to soft foods for the rest of the day and wait 4 to 6 hours before brushing.
3. Sealants on back teeth. These thin coatings fill the deep grooves in molars. The CDC says they prevent 80% of cavities in back teeth for 2 years, and that’s where 9 in 10 cavities happen.
4. Checkups every 6 months, so we catch soft spots before they become holes.
When Should My Child First See a Dentist?
By their first birthday. That’s what the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends, and it also reports that about 28% of children aged 2 to 5 already have tooth decay. The first visit is short and gentle. We count teeth, check the gums and show you how to brush those tiny teeth.
Back to School and Sports Mouthguards
Toothaches cost kids class time. The CDC says students lose about 34 million school hours a year to emergency dental care. Book checkups before school starts in August. If your child plays football, basketball or soccer at Treasure Coast High, St. Lucie West Centennial or Legacy High School, Tradition’s newest high school, a custom mouthguard is worth it.
Seniors and Medicare
Does Medicare Cover Dental Care in Florida?
Usually not. According to Medicare.gov, Original Medicare doesn’t cover most dental care, including cleanings, fillings, tooth extractions, dentures and implants. Many Medicare Advantage plans include dental, but every plan has its own limits.
It’s often the first question seniors ask when they look for a dentist in Port St. Lucie, Florida. About 21.8% of PSL residents are 65 or older, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. We’re a short drive from 55+ communities like Cresswind at PGA Village Verano, Del Webb Tradition, the Valencia neighborhoods in Riverland and Catalina Palms at Sundance.
Here’s what to do: bring your Medicare Advantage card to your first visit. You’ll get a written price before we start, plus an itemized receipt you can send to your plan if it covers out of network dental care.
Dentures or Dental Implants: Which Is Right for You?
| What matters | Dentures | Implants | Implant supported dentures |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feel when eating | Can slip | Fixed like natural teeth | Snap in, much firmer |
| Jawbone | Bone keeps shrinking | Helps keep bone | Helps keep bone |
| Upfront cost | Lowest | Highest | In between |
| Time to finish | A few weeks | Several months | A few months |
Your health matters here too. Diabetes, osteoporosis medicines and smoking can affect healing, so we look at your medical history and a 3D scan before we suggest anything.
Here for the Season? Dental Care for Snowbirds
Many part time residents come down from New York, New Jersey and other states each winter. Here’s the usual story: your dentist is up north, and a crown pops off in January. One visit with us takes care of it. We repair the tooth, then send your X rays and notes to your home dentist so your records stay complete. If you’re in the middle of treatment back home, bring your plan and we’ll work with your dentist.
Pricing and insurance
How Much Does a Dentist Cost in Port St. Lucie Without Insurance?
It depends on what your mouth needs, so we don’t post one flat price. You’ll get a written estimate before any treatment, with every cost broken down line by line. The table below shows what changes the price of common treatments.
| Treatment | What changes the cost |
|---|---|
| Exam and cleaning | X rays needed, regular or deep cleaning |
| Filling | Size of the cavity, number of tooth surfaces |
| Root canal | Front or back tooth, number of canals, crown needed after |
| Crown | Material, buildup or root canal needed first |
| Dental implant | Number of teeth, bone grafting, type of crown |
| Dentures | Full or partial, standard or implant supported |
| Teeth whitening | In our office or take home trays |
| Clear aligners | How far your teeth need to move |
How Much Do Dental Implants Cost?
It depends on how many teeth you’re replacing, whether you need a bone graft, and the type of crown or bridge on top. Wondering how much implants for 3 teeth would cost? Replacing 3 teeth doesn’t always mean 3 implants. Sometimes 2 implants can hold a 3 tooth bridge, which lowers the cost. After a 3D scan, you’ll get an exact quote in writing, plus a plan to spread out the cost if you need one.
What Insurance Do You Take? Do You Accept Medicaid?
Right now, we’re not in network with any dental insurance plans, and we don’t accept Medicaid. If you need a Medicaid dentist in Port St. Lucie, Forever Smiles (listed below) accepts Medicaid for children. If your plan has out of network benefits, we’ll give you an itemized receipt you can send to your insurer. Either way, you’ll see the full price in writing before we start.
How Can I Fix My Teeth If I Don’t Have Money?
Affordable dental care in Port St. Lucie starts with a plan: treat what hurts or is infected first, and leave cosmetic work for later. If you’ve been searching for a cheap dentist in Port St. Lucie, ask us for a plan in stages so you can spread the cost over a few months. If money is very tight, or you’re looking for a free dental clinic in Port St. Lucie, these local programs can help:
HANDS of St. Lucie County, 3855 S. US 1, Suite B, Fort Pierce, offers dental care for adults in St. Lucie County who have no health insurance and qualify based on income. Call 772.462.5646.
Forever Smiles, Florida Department of Health in St. Lucie County, treats children, and offers emergency care for adults with lower incomes (below 200% of the federal poverty level). It accepts Medicaid and Florida Healthy Kids. The Port St. Lucie clinic for ages 0 to 20 is at 537 NW Lake Whitney Place. Call 772.462.3800.
Need help right away? Call us, and we’ll show you the most affordable way to get out of pain.
Areas we serve
Areas We Serve in Port St. Lucie and the Treasure Coast
Searching for a dentist near Port St. Lucie, FL, or just typing “dentist near me” from anywhere in PSL? Patients come to us from every part of the city and from towns up and down US 1. If you can reach the Crosstown Parkway, Port St. Lucie Boulevard or Interstate 95, you’re only a short drive away.
Tradition and Southern Grove
Looking for a dentist in Tradition, Port St. Lucie? We’re a short drive from Tradition Square, Cleveland Clinic Tradition Hospital, Keiser University and Legacy High School.
About 16 min drive →
St. Lucie West
Home of Clover Park, where the Mets play spring training, and the IRSC Pruitt Campus.
About 15 min drive →
Torino and the North End
Off Torino Parkway and Midway Road, in the north end of the city.
About 17 min drive →
Central PSL
Along Port St. Lucie, Prima Vista and Airoso Boulevards, near the MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Event Center.
About 13 min drive →
Sandpiper Bay and the East Side
Near the Botanical Gardens on Westmoreland Boulevard and the North Fork of the St. Lucie River.
About 8 min drive →
Southwest PSL
Around Becker Road and Gatlin Boulevard, including Riverland, Wylder and the Valencia communities.
About 17 min drive →
Fort Pierce
Home of IRSC’s main Massey Campus, north on US 1 or Interstate 95.
About 25 min drive →
Jensen Beach, Stuart and Palm City
Including Hutchinson Island, south on Interstate 95 or US 1.
About 25 min drive →
Coming from St. Lucie West in February or March? Mets spring training brings game day traffic around Clover Park, so leave a few extra minutes. In season, when snowbird traffic fills US 1, the Crosstown Parkway is often the quicker way across town.
Choosing a dentist
How Do I Find a Good Dentist in Port St. Lucie?
A good dentist has an active Florida license, explains things in plain words, tells you the price first and can see you when you’re hurting. These five checks take about ten minutes.
1. License. Search the dentist’s name on the Florida Department of Health license lookup. It shows if the license is active and lists any public discipline.
2. Recent reviews. Read Google reviews from the last few months. Look for words like gentle, explained and on time.
3. A written plan. Ask for the treatment plan and the cost on paper before any work starts.
4. No pressure. You should hear every option, including the option to wait.
5. Emergency access. Ask what happens if a tooth breaks on a Sunday.
Why Does My Dentist Say I Need a Deep Cleaning?
It’s one of the most common worries we see online. Some people feel pushed into it. A deep cleaning, also called scaling and root planing, treats gum disease. It removes tartar and bacteria from below the gumline, where a regular cleaning doesn’t reach.
Your dentist checks with a small probe that measures the space between each tooth and the gum. Healthy spaces usually measure 1 to 3 millimeters. Deeper readings with bleeding, plus bone loss on X rays, point to gum disease. The CDC reports that about 4 in 10 adults aged 30 and older have some form of it.
Here’s how we handle it. We show you your gum numbers and X rays on a screen and give you a copy. If you want a second opinion, we send your records. If another office told you that you need a deep cleaning, bring your chart and we’ll take an honest second look.
Why choose us
Why Port St. Lucie Families Choose Us
New patients usually ask us three things. Can you see me when it hurts? Will you tell me the price first? Can you do the work here? Here are our answers.
Seen when it hurts
We’re open 24/7, so you don’t have to wait until Monday.
Done here
We do implants, crowns, root canals and aligners right here, with one team that knows your history.
Every age
We see kids from their first tooth, plus parents and grandparents. Book back to back visits so one trip covers the family.
Price first
You’ll get a written estimate with every cost, line by line.
Hours that fit your shift
Nurses, teachers, contractors and anyone who commutes down to Palm Beach County can come early, late or on the weekend.
Plain English
No jargon and no lectures, just clear answers.
What makes us different
What Makes One Roof Dentistry Different
We’re open around the clock and handle complex care right here, so you work with one team from your first cleaning to your final implant crown. You’ll see the price in writing before we start, and if a tooth breaks on a Sunday, you won’t have to wait until Monday.
| What you get | At One Roof Dentistry |
|---|---|
| Hours | Open 24/7, including Sundays |
| Emergencies | Seen day or night |
| Implants and clear aligners | Done here |
| Pricing | Based on what you need |
| Cost | Written estimate first |
| Follow up | Included in your plan |
Your first visit
What Happens at Your First Visit?
Knowing what comes next takes away most of the worry. Here’s what every new patient can expect.
1
Book any hour
Call, text or book online. Fill out your forms online so you spend less time in the waiting room.
2
A full exam
We take digital X rays if needed, check your teeth, gums, bite and jaw, and show you what we see on a screen.
3
Your options in writing
You’ll get a treatment plan with each cost in writing. There’s no pressure to decide that day.
4
Gentle treatment and follow up
We use numbing gel before every shot and offer sedation if you’re nervous. Then we check how you’re healing and remind you about your next visit.
Some treatment, like implants or clear aligners, takes several months. We tell you the timeline on day one, and we’re with you every step of the way.
Our technology
Modern Technology and Sterilized Equipment
Here’s the equipment we use, and what each one helps with.
3D Cone Beam Scanner
Shows your jaw, nerves and sinuses in 3D, so we can plan implants and root canals before we start.
Used for: implants · root canals · wisdom teeth
Same Day Crown Milling
We make your crown here while you wait. No temporary crown and no second trip.
Used for: crowns · onlays · bridges
Intraoral Scanner
A small wand takes a 3D picture of your teeth instead of a tray of putty.
Used for: clear aligners · crowns · nightguards
Digital X Rays
Images appear in seconds and use less radiation than film.
Used for: exams · new patient visits
Intraoral Camera
You see exactly what we see, on a screen beside your chair.
Used for: exams · treatment planning
Comfort and Sedation Options
Sedation options to help nervous patients relax. You set the pace and can raise your hand to stop at any time.
Used for: anxious patients · long procedures
Every instrument in our Port St. Lucie dental office is cleaned and heat sterilized after each patient, following CDC infection control guidelines for dental settings. Rooms and chairs are wiped down between visits, and single use items are thrown away.
Why patients switch to us
Our Promise: No Surprises, No Waiting Weeks
No surprise bills
We don’t start any work until you’ve seen the price and said yes.
No waiting weeks
If you call in pain, we’ll see you that day, any day of the week.
No judgment
Lots of people come back after years away because of fear or cost. No lectures. We just pick up from here.
Plain English
If we use a dental word, we explain it.
New to Port St. Lucie
New to Port St. Lucie? Switching Dentists Is Easy
Port St. Lucie has had the fastest population growth of any large U.S. city for five years in a row, based on U.S. Census Bureau estimates analyzed by Miami Realtors. The city grew 29.6% from 2020 to 2025 and had 268,062 residents as of July 2025. Many new neighbors move up from South Florida or down from the Northeast.
All that growth means finding a new dentist in Port St. Lucie, Florida can take time, because busy offices often have long waits for new patients. Switching to us takes four easy steps:
1. Book your first visit online or by phone, any day of the week.
2. Tell us your old dentist’s name. Once you sign a release, we’ll request your X rays and records for you.
3. Bring a photo ID and a list of your medicines.
4. Get a full exam and a plan written just for you.
Dental Care for Shift Workers and Local Employers
Many people in PSL work shifts. Nurses and staff at Cleveland Clinic Tradition Hospital and HCA Florida St. Lucie Hospital, warehouse crews, teachers, deputies and contractors often can’t take a weekday morning off. Because we’re open 24/7, you can come after a night shift or before a day shift.
Business owners and HR managers are welcome to call us about dental care for their teams.
Patient reviews
What Do Patients Say About Us?
We’re rated 4.9 stars from 689 Google reviews. Here’s what a few patients say about their Port Saint Lucie dentist.
★★★★★
This is the absolute best dental office ever. The staff is awesome. The doctors are awesome. Clean, professional, friendly and fast. I’ve had extensive work done here and now both my kids go as well. I wouldn’t send them anywhere else.
Maria G.
★★★★★
Best dentist I have ever been to. They always make sure your comfortable and take care of you! I have been offered water, protein shakes, pillow and blanket every time I go there.
Jamie B.
★★★★★
I always have a good experience here. I have referred all of my co workers and my boyfriend here
Rachel J.
★★★★★
I just started my braces journey here. The whole staff has been awesome.
Ana
★★★★★
I needed a tooth extraction and Dr, shwartz was gentle and caring as was his Assistant. I also have gone for cleaning and consult and treated very well
Robin M.
★★★★★
My surgery and care were top notch. Everyone was friendly, efficient and helpful. I got excellent care and recommend this dental practice to all.
Donna G.
Toothache or broken tooth, even at 2am on a Sunday?
We’re open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Call and come straight in.
Got questions?
Port St. Lucie Dentist FAQs
We’re happy to help. If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, call us. Someone is here 24/7.
Book Your Visit With a Port St. Lucie Dentist Today
In pain right now? Call us and we’ll see you today. Looking for a dentist in Port Saint Lucie for a checkup, cleaning or second opinion? Book online in about a minute or call any hour. You’ll know the plan and the price before we start.
Hours and Location
| Monday to Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday and Sunday | Open 24 hours |
| Holidays | Open 24 hours |
Address: One Roof Dentistry, 388 SW Port St. Lucie Blvd, Port St. Lucie, FL 34984
Parking: Free parking at the door.
Getting here: About 7 minutes from the Crosstown Parkway exit on Interstate 95, and 3 minutes from Port St. Lucie City Hall.