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• Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry - 3607 Manor Rd #103, Austin, TX 78723, United States
• Central Park Pediatric Dentistry - 1005 W 38th St #200, Austin, TX 78705, United States
• Lone Star Pediatric Dental & Braces - South Austin - 2700 S 1st St, Austin, TX 78704, United States
• Austin Kids Teeth - 6012 W William Cannon Dr Ste B102, Austin, TX 78749, United States
• Little Sprouts Pediatric Dentistry - 15141 Ronald Reagan Blvd Ste 517 and 519, Leander, TX 78641, United States
• Red Balloon Dentistry for Children- Austin - 1139 W Braker Ln Ste 201, Austin, TX 78758, United States
• Dentalsaurus - 2500 W William Cannon Dr Ste 507, Austin, TX 78745, United States
• Rising Stars Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics - Pediatric Dentist & Braces Austin - 14005 N Hwy 183 Ste 800, Austin, TX 78717, United States
• Sunny Hills Pediatric Dentistry - 10510 W Parmer Ln #100, Austin, TX 78717, United States
• Kids Tooth Team - 1217 W Slaughter Ln Ste 140, Austin, TX 78748, United States
• Glow Pediatric Dentistry - Pflugerville - 801 Wells Branch Pkwy #130, Pflugerville, TX 78660, United States
• Poplin Pediatric Dentistry - 6850 Austin Center Blvd #220, Austin, TX 78731, United States
• Tiny Texans Pediatric Dentistry - 11200 Menchaca Rd Bldg 4 Ste 1, Austin, TX 78748, United States
• Steiner Ranch Pediatric Dentistry - 4308 N Quinlan Park Rd Ste 201, Austin, TX 78732, United States

If your child is at Hyde Park in Austin, I’d call a pediatric dentist right now and say “knocked-out tooth” so they can triage you for same-day care.

• Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry — 512-494-6767. Their emergency page specifically says they handle dislodged/knocked-out teeth and try to accommodate same-day emergency visits. Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry
• Central Park Pediatric Dentistry — 512-330-4624, 1005 W 38th St. They serve Central Austin and say they offer same-day emergency evaluation when appropriate. Central Park Pediatric Dentistry
• Lone Star Pediatric Dental & Braces - South Austin — 737-510-4556, 2700 S 1st St. They advertise urgent pediatric dental care and same-day treatment when possible. Lone Star Pediatric Dental
• Austin Kids Teeth — 512-288-0522. Their emergency service specifically covers knocked-out teeth. Austin Kids Teeth

If it is a permanent/adult tooth

This is time-sensitive. Pick the tooth up by the crown, not the root. If it’s dirty, gently rinse it without scrubbing. If you can safely do so, put it back into the socket and have your child gently bite on gauze; otherwise keep it moist in milk or saliva and head for emergency dental care immediately. The American Academy of Pediatrics says the best chance of saving a permanent tooth is when it is replaced very quickly. HealthyChildren.org

Do not put a knocked-out baby tooth back in. It should still be checked by a dentist, but reimplantation isn't recommended. HealthyChildren.org

If there's uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness, trouble breathing/swallowing, suspected jaw fracture, or significant head/face trauma, go to an ER rather than waiting for a dental appointment. Longhorn Pediatric Dentist

If you tell me whether it's a baby tooth or permanent tooth and your child's age, I can narrow down the best call for you.

• Central Park Pediatric Dentistry - 1005 W 38th St #200, Austin, TX 78705, United States
• Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry - 3607 Manor Rd #103, Austin, TX 78723, United States
• Smiles of Austin - 1910 W 35th St, Austin, TX 78703, United States
• Austin Kids Teeth - 6012 W William Cannon Dr Ste B102, Austin, TX 78749, United States
• Austin Emergency Dental - Austin Emergency Dental, 2500 W William Cannon Dr Ste 103 (Building #1, Austin, TX 78745, United States
• Central Texas Pediatric Dentistry - 1201 Barbara Jordan Blvd #1430, Austin, TX 78723, United States
• Kids Tooth Team - 1217 W Slaughter Ln Ste 140, Austin, TX 78748, United States
• Sunny Hills Pediatric Dentistry - 11149 Research Blvd #270, Austin, TX 78759, United States
• Rising Stars Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics - Pediatric Dentist & Braces Austin - 14005 N Hwy 183 Ste 800, Austin, TX 78717, United States
• Minimint Pediatric Dentistry - 3601 Davis Ln Bldg 2, Suite 200, Austin, TX 78749, United States
• Lone Star Pediatric Dental & Braces - South Austin - 2700 S 1st St, Austin, TX 78704, United States
• Dentalsaurus - 2500 W William Cannon Dr Ste 507, Austin, TX 78745, United States
• Sunny Hills Pediatric Dentistry - 10510 W Parmer Ln #100, Austin, TX 78717, United States
• Glow Pediatric Dentistry - Pflugerville - 801 Wells Branch Pkwy #130, Pflugerville, TX 78660, United States
• Red Balloon Dentistry for Children- Austin - 1139 W Braker Ln Ste 201, Austin, TX 78758, United States

If your child is at Hyde Park in Austin and a tooth was knocked out, call a pediatric dentist immediately, especially if it’s a permanent tooth.

Best calls to try

• Central Park Pediatric Dentistry — (512) 330-4624, 1005 W 38th St. Their site says they handle knocked-out teeth and can provide same-day emergency evaluation when appropriate. Central Park Pediatric Dentistry
• Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry — (512) 494-6767, 3607 Manor Rd. They specifically offer same-day emergency visits when possible and treat knocked-out teeth. Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry
• Smiles of Austin — (512) 360-9212, 1910 W 35th St. They advertise same-day emergency exams and have pediatric dentistry.
• Austin Kids Teeth — (512) 288-0522, 6012 W William Cannon Dr. They specifically handle pediatric dental trauma and knocked-out teeth. Austin Kids Teeth

Important right now: If it's a permanent/adult tooth, hold it only by the crown (not the root). If dirty, gently rinse it—don't scrub. If you can safely put it back into the socket, do so; otherwise keep it moist in milk or saliva and get to a dentist ASAP. A permanent knocked-out tooth is time-sensitive. HealthyChildren.org Green Apple Dentistry

If it's a baby tooth, don't put it back in; it still needs prompt dental assessment. Sherwood Pediatric Dentistry

If there is uncontrolled bleeding, difficulty breathing/swallowing, loss of consciousness, suspected jaw fracture, or major head/face trauma, go to the ER rather than waiting for a dentist. Longhorn Pediatric Dentistry

Since it's currently Saturday, I’d call first before driving anywhere—many pediatric offices are closed Saturdays. Austin Emergency Dental is showing Saturday hours (8 AM–8 PM) and handles knocked-out teeth, but it's a general emergency dental clinic rather than pediatric-only: Austin Emergency Dental, (737) 747-4646.

If you mean Hyde Park in Austin, Texas, a knocked-out tooth needs urgent dental care, especially if it’s a permanent tooth.

Call these pediatric options now:

• Austin Kids Teeth — (512) 288-0522. They specifically handle pediatric dental trauma and knocked-out teeth and ask parents to call immediately. www.austinkidsteeth.com
• Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry — (512) 494-6767. They offer same-day emergency appointments when possible and specifically treat dislodged/knocked-out teeth. austinpearlsdental.com
• Longhorn Pediatric Dentistry — (512) 892-2443. They provide emergency pediatric care for completely knocked-out teeth and advise calling immediately. www.longhornpediatricdentist.comgreenappleatx.com

Do this right now

• Permanent/adult tooth: Hold it only by the crown, gently rinse if dirty, and if you can safely do so, place it back in the socket. Otherwise keep it moist in milk or saliva and get to the dentist immediately. www.longhornpediatricdentist.comgreenappleatx.com
• Baby tooth: Do not put it back in the socket. Call a pediatric dentist promptly. www.longhornpediatricdentist.comgreenappleatx.com
• If your child has trouble breathing/swallowing, loss of consciousness, severe facial/jaw injury, or uncontrolled bleeding, go to an ER/call 911 rather than waiting for a dentist. www.longhornpediatricdentist.comgreenappleatx.com

If you're actually in Hyde Park, Chicago rather than Austin, tell me and I'll find the closest open pediatric emergency dentist there.

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Important: If the permanent tooth was completely knocked out, treat this as urgent—keep it moist (ideally in milk or an appropriate tooth-preservation solution), don't scrub the root, and seek dental care immediately.

Yes—because a knocked-out tooth is time-sensitive, I’d call a pediatric dentist immediately rather than wait.

Best options I found in Austin

1. Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry — (512) 494-6767

3607 Manor Rd., Ste. 103, Austin, TX 78723. They specifically handle dislodged/knocked-out teeth and say they try to accommodate same-day emergency visits. austinpearlsdental.com

2. Austin Kids Teeth — (512) 288-0522

They explicitly list knocked-out teeth as a pediatric dental emergency and ask parents to call immediately. www.austinkidsteeth.com

3. Sherwood Pediatric Dentistry — same-day emergency pediatric care

They specifically treat dislodged teeth and ask families to call the front office so they can prepare for emergency treatment. www.drsherwood.net

Do this right now

• If it's a permanent/adult tooth: pick it up by the crown, not the root. Gently rinse it if dirty, and if your child can tolerate it, gently put it back into the socket. Otherwise keep it moist in milk or saliva and head to the dentist immediately. www.longhornpediatricdentist.com
• If it's a baby tooth: do not put it back in the socket. Control bleeding with clean gauze and call the pediatric dentist. www.longhornpediatricdentist.com
• If your child has trouble breathing/swallowing, loss of consciousness, severe facial injury, or uncontrolled bleeding, go to an ER/call 911 rather than relying on a dental office. www.longhornpediatricdentist.com

I'd call Austin Pearls first given that you're at Hyde Park, then Austin Kids Teeth if they can't take you. Availability can change, so ask specifically: “My child just knocked out a tooth at Hyde Park. Can you see us today, and is this an adult or baby tooth emergency?”

If you mean Hyde Park in Austin, I’d call a pediatric dentist immediately. A knocked-out permanent (adult) tooth is time-sensitive.

Best pediatric options to call now

• Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry — (512) 494-6767. They specifically handle pediatric dental emergencies and say they try to arrange same-day visits. austinpearlsdental.comwww.austinkidsteeth.com
• Sherwood Pediatric Dentistry — (512) 454-6936. They advertise same-day emergency pediatric care and specifically list knocked-out teeth as emergencies. www.drsherwood.net
• Austin Kids Teeth — (512) 288-0522. Their emergency service specifically handles knocked-out teeth and dental trauma. www.austinkidsteeth.com

Right now: If it's an adult tooth, hold it only by the crown, gently rinse it if dirty (don't scrub), and if your child can tolerate it, gently put it back into the socket. Otherwise keep it moist in milk or saliva and head to the dentist immediately. austinpearlsdental.comwww.austinkidsteeth.com

If your child has heavy/uncontrolled bleeding, major facial injury, loss of consciousness, trouble breathing, or severe swelling, go to an ER/call 911 rather than waiting for a dental office.

Since it’s Sunday evening in Austin, the pediatric offices I found are closed right now. Because a knocked-out permanent/adult tooth is time-sensitive, I would not wait until tomorrow. The American Academy of Pediatrics says the best chance of saving it is when it’s replaced in the socket as quickly as possible. www.healthychildren.org

Call/go now

• Austin Emergency Dental — (737) 747-4646

2500 W William Cannon Dr, Austin. It is an emergency dental clinic that treats knocked-out teeth and normally offers same-day emergency care. Call first and tell them your child has an avulsed tooth.

Pediatric offices to call first thing Monday

• Sherwood Pediatric Dentistry — (737) 394-0279 — specifically advertises same-day emergency care for children, including dislodged teeth. www.drsherwood.net
• Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry — (512) 763-5762 — pediatric emergency care and same-day appointments when possible. austinpearlsdental.com
• Austin Kids Teeth — (512) 288-0522 — specifically handles pediatric knocked-out teeth and dental trauma. www.austinkidsteeth.com

Right now: If it's a permanent tooth, hold it only by the crown (not the root), gently rinse it, and if you can safely do so, put it back into the socket. If you can't, keep it moist in milk or saliva and head for emergency dental care. Do not scrub it or let it dry out. www.healthychildren.org

If it's a baby tooth, don't put it back in—the AAP says baby teeth should not be reimplanted, but your child should still be evaluated. www.healthychildren.org

If there is uncontrolled bleeding, major facial injury, loss of consciousness, trouble breathing, or another serious injury, go to the ER rather than waiting for a dentist. www.healthychildren.org

If your child’s tooth was knocked out at Hyde Park, call a pediatric dentist immediately—especially if it’s a permanent (adult) tooth. A knocked-out permanent tooth is time-sensitive; the American Academy of Pediatrics guidance says it should be handled urgently. www.healthychildren.org

Best options I found

• Sherwood Pediatric Dentistry — (512) 454-6936

6500 MoPac Expy #2206. They specifically advertise same-day emergency pediatric care for knocked-out teeth. Their published office hours are weekdays, so call now to see whether they can direct you to their emergency coverage. www.drsherwood.net

• Tiny Texans Pediatric Dentistry — emergency line (512) 777-0301

This pediatric practice specifically publishes an after-hours emergency line. Their guidance says adult teeth knocked out require immediate action. www.tinytexansteeth.com

• Austin Emergency Dental — (737) 747-4646

2500 W William Cannon Dr. This is not pediatric-only, but it is an emergency-focused clinic listed as open Sunday 8 AM–8 PM and provides same-day urgent dental care. If the pediatric offices can't take you, I'd call them.

Do this right now

If it's a permanent tooth:

1. Pick it up only by the crown, not the root.
2. If dirty, gently rinse it—don't scrub.
3. If your child is old enough and cooperative, gently put it back in the socket and have them bite on clean gauze.
4. If you can't reinsert it, keep it moist in milk or saliva.
5. Go for dental care immediately—don't wait until tomorrow. www.austinkidsteeth.com

If it's a baby tooth, don't try to put it back in; it still needs prompt dental evaluation. www.drsherwood.net

If there is uncontrolled bleeding, trouble breathing, severe facial/jaw injury, loss of consciousness, or other significant trauma, go to the ER rather than waiting for a dentist. www.drsherwood.net

Because it's currently very early Sunday morning, I'd call the Tiny Texans emergency line first, then Austin Emergency Dental when it opens at 8 AM.

If this just happened, call now rather than waiting until Monday. Today is Saturday, and many Austin pediatric dental offices are closed.

Best same-day options I found

• Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — (737) 434-2436, 1401 Philomena St., Suite 200. It’s open today 7 AM–7 PM, offers pediatric care and same-day emergency dentistry. www.aapd.orghealthyteethhealthychildren.org
• Austin Emergency Dental — (737) 747-4646, 2500 W. William Cannon Dr. It’s open today 8 AM–8 PM and specifically treats knocked-out teeth.
• Tiny Texans Pediatric Dentistry — (512) 646-4500; their published after-hours emergency line is (512) 777-0301.
• Kids Tooth Team — (512) 641-4914. They advertise same-day and after-hours pediatric emergency appointments, including knocked-out teeth. www.kidstoothteam.com

For a permanent/adult tooth: pick it up by the crown, not the root. If dirty, gently rinse it; try to put it back into the socket if your child can tolerate it. If you can't, keep it moist in cold milk or saliva—not water and get to a dentist immediately. www.aapd.orghealthyteethhealthychildren.org

If it was a baby tooth, don't put it back in the socket. Call a pediatric dentist promptly for evaluation. healthyteethhealthychildren.org

If your child also has loss of consciousness, a serious head/jaw injury, trouble breathing, or uncontrolled bleeding, go to the ER/911 rather than relying on a dental office.

If you tell me whether it was a baby or permanent tooth and roughly where you are in Hyde Park, I can narrow this to the best option to call first.

A knocked-out tooth is a same-day dental emergency. Since you’re in Hyde Park, Austin, I’d call a pediatric dentist first and say: “My child’s tooth was knocked out — can you see us today?” www.lonestarpediatricdental.comwww.myaustinpediatricdentist.comwww.drsherwood.net

Nearby options to try:

• Central Park Pediatric Dentistry — Central Austin pediatric office; they specifically advise calling immediately for a knocked-out tooth and often arrange same-day emergency visits. Phone: (512) 982-0764. www.lonestarpediatricdental.comwww.myaustinpediatricdentist.comwww.drsherwood.net
• Austin Kids Teeth — pediatric emergency care line: (512) 288-0522. www.austinkidsteeth.com
• Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry — pediatric emergency dentist: (512) 494-6767. austinpearlsdental.com
• Sherwood Pediatric Dentistry — emergency pediatric dental care: (512) 454-6936. www.drsherwood.net

Right now, before you leave:

1. Find the tooth if you can.
2. Hold it only by the crown (the white part), not the root.
3. If it’s a permanent tooth, gently rinse it (don’t scrub) and, if possible, place it back in the socket; otherwise keep it in milk or saliva and get to a dentist quickly. www.austinkidsteeth.com
4. If it’s a baby tooth, don’t try to put it back in—call the dentist for guidance. www.drsherwood.net

If your child has heavy bleeding that won’t stop, trouble breathing, loss of consciousness, or a suspected jaw/facial injury, go to emergency care rather than waiting for a dental appointment. www.drsherwood.net

If you tell me your child’s age and whether it was a baby tooth or adult tooth, I can help you decide how urgent it is and which call is most appropriate.

If you’re at Hyde Park in Austin and this happened today (Saturday), I’d call now:

• Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — (737) 434-2436, 1401 Philomena St. They’re open Saturdays 7am–7pm, and their services include pediatric dentistry plus same-day emergency care. This is probably the most practical Saturday option near Hyde Park.
• Austin Emergency Dental — (737) 747-4646, 2500 W William Cannon Dr. They’re open today 8am–8pm for dental emergencies, although they aren't pediatric-only.

For a pediatric specialist, Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry (512-494-6767, 3607 Manor Rd.) specifically handles knocked-out teeth and says it offers same-day emergency appointments, but its listed regular hours are Monday–Friday, so call to see whether they have an emergency/on-call arrangement today. austinpearlsdental.com

Important right now: If it’s a permanent/adult tooth, hold it only by the crown, gently rinse it, and if you can safely do so, put it back into the socket; otherwise keep it in cold milk or saliva and get to a dentist immediately. If it’s a baby tooth, do NOT put it back in the socket. www.aapd.org

If your child also hit their head, lost consciousness, has a suspected jaw injury, trouble breathing, or uncontrolled bleeding, go to an ER rather than waiting for a dentist. austinpearlsdental.com

If you tell me whether it’s a baby or permanent tooth and roughly how long ago it came out, I can tell you exactly what to do while you're calling.

If you mean Hyde Park in Austin, TX, a knocked-out tooth needs same-day dental attention—especially if it’s a permanent tooth.

Call now

• Manzanita Kids Dentistry & Orthodontics — (512) 490-1212. They specifically handle pediatric dental emergencies, including knocked-out teeth, and list Saturday hours 8:30 AM–3:00 PM. www.manzanitakidsdds.com
• Austin Kids Teeth — (512) 288-0522. They explicitly treat pediatric dental trauma and knocked-out teeth, though their listed regular hours don't include Saturday, so call to ask about emergency coverage. www.austinkidsteeth.com

Do this while calling

If it's a permanent tooth, hold it by the crown, not the root. Gently rinse it without scrubbing. If you can safely put it back into the socket, do so; otherwise keep it moist in milk and get to a dentist immediately. www.manzanitakidsdds.com

If it’s a baby tooth, don't put it back in the socket. Still have your child evaluated promptly.

If your child also has loss of consciousness, severe head/facial injury, a suspected broken jaw, trouble breathing, or bleeding you can't control, go to an ER rather than waiting for a dentist.

A knocked-out tooth is a same-day dental emergency, especially if it’s a permanent (adult) tooth. Call a pediatric dentist now and tell them: “My child has an avulsed/knocked-out tooth and we need emergency care today.” www.austinkidsteeth.comwww.myaustinpediatricdentist.com

Near Hyde Park (Austin), try:

• Central Park Pediatric Dentistry — Central Austin (near Hyde Park area). They handle pediatric dental injuries and advise calling for urgent/same-day evaluation when appropriate. www.austinkidsteeth.comwww.myaustinpediatricdentist.com
• Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry — Mueller area; they specifically handle emergency pediatric dental issues and ask families to call for urgent guidance. austinpearlsdental.com
• Sherwood Pediatric Dentistry — Northwest Austin; advertises same-day emergency pediatric dental support and asks parents to call so they can prepare care. www.drsherwood.net
• Austin Emergency Dental — if you cannot reach a pediatric office quickly or need weekend/evening urgent dental care. www.drsherwood.net

Do this right now while you’re calling:

1. Find the tooth.
2. Pick it up by the crown (the part you see when it’s in the mouth), not the root.
3. If it’s a permanent tooth, gently rinse it (don’t scrub) and try to place it back into the socket if your child can tolerate it; otherwise keep it moist in milk or saliva and get care immediately. www.healthychildren.org
4. If it’s a baby tooth, don’t try to put it back in—call the dentist for guidance. www.healthychildren.org

If you tell me your child’s age and whether it was a baby tooth or adult tooth, I can help you prioritize the call.

A knocked-out tooth is a same-day dental emergency. If you’re in Hyde Park (Austin), call a pediatric dentist now and say: “My child has an avulsed/knocked-out tooth and we need an emergency appointment today.” www.austinkidsteeth.comwww.myaustinpediatricdentist.com

Good calls near Hyde Park/Central Austin:

• Central Park Pediatric Dentistry — (512) 982-0764. They specifically handle knocked-out teeth and note they often schedule same-day emergency appointments. www.austinkidsteeth.comwww.myaustinpediatricdentist.com
• Austin Kids Teeth — (512) 288-0522. They provide pediatric emergency guidance for dental injuries, including knocked-out teeth. www.austinkidsteeth.comwww.drsherwood.net
• Sherwood Pediatric Dentistry — (512) 454-6936. They offer same-day emergency pediatric dental care. www.drsherwood.net
• Austin Pearls Pediatric Dentistry — (512) 494-6767. They handle pediatric dental emergencies and advise calling promptly for dislodged teeth. austinpearlsdental.comwww.austinchildrensdentistry.com

While you’re calling:

• Hold the tooth by the crown (the white top), not the root.
• If it’s a permanent tooth, gently rinse it (don’t scrub). If possible, place it back into the socket and have your child bite gently on gauze; otherwise keep it in milk or saliva and get care immediately. austinpearlsdental.comwww.austinchildrensdentistry.com
• If it’s a baby tooth, don’t try to put it back in—call the dentist for guidance. www.austinchildrensdentistry.com

If there is heavy bleeding that won’t stop, facial/jaw injury, trouble breathing, or major swelling, go to emergency care rather than waiting for a dental office. www.drsherwood.net

If you tell me your child’s age and whether it’s a baby tooth or adult tooth, I can help you prioritize the call.