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• Treaty Oak Dental: Bruce Jay, DDS - 2905 San Gabriel St #202, Austin, TX 78705, United States
• Snow Dental - 1005 W 38th St #100, Austin, TX 78705, United States
• Austin Emergency Dental - Austin Emergency Dental, 2500 W William Cannon Dr Ste 103 (Building #1, Austin, TX 78745, United States
• Perspective Dental: Ashley Smitherman, DDS - 4631 Airport Blvd Suite 120A, Austin, TX 78751, United States
• Trey Kaliher, DDS - 4300 Medical Pkwy, Austin, TX 78756, United States
• Kelly W. Keith, DDS - 3800 Speedway, Austin, TX 78751, United States
• Emergency Dentist of Austin - 1030 Norwood Park Blvd #324, Austin, TX 78753, United States
• Lady Bird Dental - 3115 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704, United States
• Austin Institute of Dental Medicine - 1401 Philomena St Ste 200, Austin, TX 78723, United States
• Central Texas Oral Surgery Associates - 3200 Red River St suite 400, Austin, TX 78705, United States
• ATX Family Dental - 1700 S 1st St, Austin, TX 78704, United States
• Daylight Dental South Austin - 6501 S Congress Ave Ste 2-201, Austin, TX 78745, United States
• Blunn Creek Family Dentistry - 2550 S I-35 Frontage Rd #210, Austin, TX 78704, United States
• Austin City Dental - 1500 W 38th St #37, Austin, TX 78731, United States

A soccer hit with loose teeth after mouth trauma is a dental emergency—the sooner a dentist stabilizes the teeth, the better the chance of saving them. Dental Care of Austin Austin City Dental Since you’re near Hyde Park (Austin), I’d prioritize these:

1. Treaty Oak Dental: Bruce Jay, DDS — probably the closest fit for Hyde Park/UT area. They advertise emergency visits and specifically handle knocked-out or loose teeth. Treaty Oak Dental
2. Snow Dental — very close to Hyde Park and listed as an emergency dental provider; a reasonable option for same-day evaluation if they can take you.
3. Austin Emergency Dental — farther away, but an emergency-focused clinic that treats loose/knocked-out teeth and trauma cases. Austin Emergency Dental
4. Perspective Dental: Ashley Smitherman, DDS — North/Central Austin option that advertises emergency care for partially dislodged teeth and dental trauma. Perspective Dental

What to do right now:

• Don’t wiggle or push the loose teeth.
• Avoid chewing on that side.
• Put a cold pack on your cheek if swollen.
• If a tooth comes out, hold it by the crown (not the root), keep it moist in milk or saliva, and seek care immediately. Austin Dental Center Treaty Oak Dental

If you have heavy bleeding that won’t stop, jaw/facial deformity, trouble breathing/swallowing, or loss of consciousness, go to an ER instead. Magnolia Family Dentistry

If you tell me how many teeth are loose, whether any are pushed inward/out of place, and whether this happened tonight or earlier, I can help judge how urgent it is and which place is most practical.

• Treaty Oak Dental: Bruce Jay, DDS - 2905 San Gabriel St #202, Austin, TX 78705, United States
• Austin Emergency Dental - Austin Emergency Dental, 2500 W William Cannon Dr Ste 103 (Building #1, Austin, TX 78745, United States
• Austin City Dental - 1500 W 38th St #37, Austin, TX 78731, United States
• Garmen Dental Emergencies and Smiles - 1334 SW 1st St, Miami, FL 33135, United States
• All Smiles Dentistry Miami - 150 SE 2nd Ave STE 604, Miami, FL 33131, United States
• My Dentist in Miami - 40 SW 13th St Ste 103, Miami, FL 33130, United States
• West Brickell Dental - 763 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33130, United States
• Super Dentist Miami - 1660 SW 1st St, Miami, FL 33135, United States
• Alfonso Dental Miami - 351 NW 42nd Ave Ste 402, Miami, FL 33126, United States
• Honest Dental Services - 400 SW 27th Ave, Miami, FL 33135, United States
• Friedman Dental Group - 1717 N Bayshore Dr #235, Miami, FL 33132, United States
• Dental World of Miami - 40 SW 13th St #801, Miami, FL 33130, United States
• Miami Dental Sedation Spa - 401 SW 42nd Ave #302, Miami, FL 33134, United States

Loose teeth after a soccer impact are a same-day dental trauma issue — the goal is to check whether the teeth can be stabilized and whether there’s damage to the roots or surrounding bone. I’d call ahead and say: “I had a sports injury to my mouth and have loose teeth; I need urgent dental trauma evaluation.” Austin City Dental Dental Care of Austin

Near Hyde Park / Central Austin, I’d consider:

• Treaty Oak Dental: Bruce Jay, DDS — very close to Hyde Park/UT area and specifically lists loose or knocked-out teeth among emergencies they treat. Treaty Oak Dental
• Austin Emergency Dental — offers emergency dentistry and notes sports/facial trauma cases involving loose or knocked-out teeth. Austin Dental Center
• Austin City Dental — handles dental injuries including loose/dislodged teeth and trauma evaluations. Austin City Dental

Until you’re seen:

• Don’t wiggle or test the loose teeth.
• Avoid chewing on that side.
• Use a cold compress on the outside of your mouth if swollen.
• If a tooth comes out, hold it by the crown (not the root), keep it moist in milk or saliva, and seek care immediately. Austin Dental Center Treaty Oak Dental

If you also have jaw pain, trouble opening your mouth, numbness, heavy bleeding, facial swelling, or a head injury, an ER may be more appropriate first.

If you tell me which Hyde Park area you mean (near UT, Shipe Park, or another spot) and whether this happened today or earlier, I can narrow it to the closest option and likely fastest route.

A soccer hit to the mouth with loose teeth is a dental trauma emergency — I’d try to get you seen today, because a dentist may be able to stabilize (“splint”) the teeth and check for root or jaw injury. austincitydental.com

Near Hyde Park (Austin), I’d consider these options:

1. Austin Emergency Dental — probably my first call for a sports-related tooth injury because they specifically focus on urgent dental care and list emergency treatment for trauma cases.
2. North Austin Dentistry — closer to the Hyde Park/north-central area and advertises emergency dental care and same-day urgent visits when possible.
3. Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — a multi-specialty office in the Mueller area that may be useful if you need coordinated restorative/surgical care.
4. If the teeth are badly displaced, there’s a suspected jaw injury, or you need specialist-level trauma care: Oral Surgery Specialists Of Austin or another oral/maxillofacial surgeon may be appropriate.

Until you’re seen:

• Do not wiggle the loose teeth or bite with them. hammonsfamilydental.com
• Use a cold pack on the outside of your mouth for swelling. hammonsfamilydental.com
• If a tooth comes out, hold it by the crown (top), not the root, and keep it moist (milk is commonly recommended) while getting urgent care. austincitydental.com

Go to an ER instead of a dentist if you have heavy bleeding that won’t stop, trouble breathing/swallowing, loss of consciousness, severe facial swelling, or you think your jaw is broken. coolcreekfamilydental.com

If you tell me how long ago it happened, whether the teeth are adult teeth, and whether they are just wiggly vs moved out of position, I can help you judge how urgent it is.

Yes — loose teeth after a soccer impact need same-day evaluation, ideally somewhere that can take X-rays and stabilize the teeth. I’d prioritize a dentist experienced with dental trauma rather than waiting for a routine appointment.

My top Austin picks

1. Austin Emergency Dental — 2500 W William Cannon Dr, Suite 103 — (737) 747-4646. They specifically treat loosened/knocked-out teeth and dental trauma, with same-day emergency care. emergencydentalaustin.com
2. Central Texas Oral Surgery Associates — 3200 Red River St, Suite 400 — (512) 320-1640. This is a good choice if the injury may involve the jaw or you need an oral/maxillofacial surgeon.
3. Najy Zarroug, DDS, MD — 711 W 38th St, Suite A-1 — (512) 454-6725. Board-certified oral/maxillofacial surgeon with facial-trauma care listed among his services.

If I were choosing based on what you described, I'd call Austin Emergency Dental first and say: “I was hit in the mouth playing soccer and several adult teeth are loose. I need urgent dental-trauma evaluation and stabilization.” Ask whether they can see you right now and take dental X-rays.

Until you're seen:

• Don't wiggle, push, or bite on the loose teeth.
• Avoid hard/chewy foods; stick to soft foods and don't chew on that side.
• Use gauze with gentle pressure if bleeding.
• If a tooth has actually come out, don't scrub the root; keep it moist in milk or saline and get urgent care immediately. www.smileaustin.com
• Go to an ER rather than a dentist if you have uncontrolled bleeding, significant facial swelling affecting breathing, loss of consciousness, vomiting, severe head/neck symptoms, or you suspect a broken jaw. carusnorthaustinmedicalcenter.com

If you tell me which part of Austin you're in (or the soccer field/park), I can narrow this to the closest appropriate trauma dentist/oral surgeon.

Yes — loose teeth after a soccer impact are a dental emergency, and I’d get them evaluated tonight if you can, because a traumatized tooth may be repositioned/splinted to give it the best chance of healing. www.dentalcareofaustin.com

Since you said Hyde Park, my first call would be:

• Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — 1401 Philomena St, Suite 200, near Mueller/Hyde Park. It’s a multispecialty practice with emergency dentistry, oral surgery, and endodontics, which is particularly useful for significant dental trauma. It advertises same-day emergency care.
• Central Texas Oral Surgery Associates — 3200 Red River St, Suite 400, very close to Hyde Park/UT. This is an oral-surgery practice and may be a good escalation option if the injury involves the jaw or teeth that need surgical management.
• Austin City Dental — 1500 W 38th St #37. They specifically treat dental injuries and loose/dislodged teeth and advertise same-day emergency appointments when possible. austincitydental.com

What I'd do right now: call the first office and say, “I was hit in the mouth playing soccer and have multiple loose permanent teeth from the trauma. I need an urgent dental-trauma evaluation and possible splinting.” Don't wiggle the teeth, chew on them, or try to straighten them yourself. southaustindentalassociates.com

If you have uncontrolled bleeding, major facial/jaw injury, severe swelling affecting breathing/swallowing, loss of consciousness, vomiting, confusion, or significant head/neck trauma, go to an ER rather than just a dentist. southaustindentalassociates.comcoolcreekfamilydental.com

If you tell me where in Hyde Park you are (e.g. near 38th, 45th, or UT), I can narrow this to the closest option and check who can take you right now.

Because you have loose teeth after a direct soccer impact, I’d treat this as a same-day dental trauma emergency. A traumatized tooth can sometimes be repositioned and splinted to give it a chance to heal, so don’t wait several days. www.dentalcareofaustin.com

My first choice near Hyde Park

Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — 1401 Philomena St., Suite 200, Austin, TX 78723 — (737) 434-2436.
This is my pick because it's relatively close to Hyde Park, is open Tuesday 7 AM–7 PM, advertises same-day emergency care, and has oral/maxillofacial surgery and other dental specialties on site.

Also a strong option: Central Texas Oral Surgery Associates at 3200 Red River St., Suite 400, (512) 320-1640. It's an oral-surgery practice near the UT/central Austin area, which is particularly relevant if the trauma involves significant tooth displacement or jaw injury.

If you want a dedicated emergency clinic with extended/weekend hours, Emergency Dentist of Austin is another option, although it's farther north. It specifically treats dental trauma and knocked-out/broken teeth and advertises same-day care. www.emergencydentistofaustin.com

Right now: don't wiggle or try to straighten the loose teeth yourself. Avoid chewing on them, use a cold pack on the outside of your face, and call the dentist before going so they know this is acute sports trauma with loose teeth. southaustindentalassociates.com

If you also have loss of consciousness, confusion, repeated vomiting, severe headache/neck pain, a suspected broken jaw, trouble breathing/swallowing, or bleeding you can't control, go to an ER/911 rather than just a dentist. www.dentalcareofaustin.comsouthaustindentalassociates.comnextgendentalaustintx.com

If you tell me where in Hyde Park you are (or an intersection), I can narrow this to the closest option that's open right now.

Loose teeth after a soccer hit to the mouth are a dental trauma emergency — you should be seen as soon as possible today if you can. A dentist may be able to stabilize (“splint”) the teeth and check for root fractures or damage that isn’t visible. coolcreekfamilydental.com

For Austin near Hyde Park, I’d prioritize offices that specifically handle trauma/loose teeth:

1. Treaty Oak Dental — a good fit for Hyde Park/UT-area access and they specifically list loose or knocked-out teeth among emergencies they treat. treatyoakdental.com
2. 512 Smiles — has a sports dentistry focus and experience with athletic dental injuries. 512smiles.com
3. Austin Dental Center — handles emergency dental trauma, including teeth loosened by sports injuries. www.smileaustin.com
4. Carus Dental North Austin Medical Center — lists oral trauma care including dislodged teeth and knocked-out teeth. carusnorthaustinmedicalcenter.com

Until you’re seen:

• Do not wiggle the loose teeth or try to push them back.
• Eat soft foods and avoid biting with those teeth.
• Use a cold compress on the outside of your mouth if swollen.
• If a tooth comes out completely, hold it by the crown (top), not the root, and keep it in milk or saliva while heading to care. coolcreekfamilydental.com512smiles.com

A couple questions so I can narrow the best option:

1. Are the loose teeth adult/permanent teeth?
2. Did any tooth get knocked out, pushed backward, or change position?
3. Are you still near Hyde Park in Austin right now, and is this happening tonight or during business hours?

Yes — loose teeth after a soccer impact are a dental trauma emergency, and I’d get them evaluated as soon as possible today. A traumatized tooth can sometimes be repositioned and splinted to give it a chance to heal. www.dentalcareofaustin.comcarusnorthaustinmedicalcenter.com

Since you said Hyde Park, Austin, my picks are:

1. Dr. Omar Elfiky Emergency Dentist Austin 24 Hours — 3050 Guadalupe St #13, 24/7 listed hours. This is the option I'd call first right now, given the timing and your location near Hyde Park/UT.
2. Emergency Dentist of Austin — 1030 Norwood Park Blvd #324; listed Sunday 8 AM–8 PM, and specifically focused on emergency care.
3. Central Texas Oral Surgery Associates — 3200 Red River St, near Hyde Park/UT. This is a stronger choice if they suspect significant facial/jaw trauma, although its listed hours are weekdays.

For now: don't wiggle or try to straighten the loose teeth yourself. Stick to soft foods/liquids, avoid chewing on them, and use a cold compress on the outside of your mouth.

Go to an ER rather than waiting for a dentist if you have uncontrolled bleeding, trouble breathing/swallowing, loss of consciousness, significant head injury, or you think your jaw may be broken. www.dentalcareofaustin.comcarusnorthaustinmedicalcenter.com

If any tooth has actually come completely out, tell me — the instructions are different and time matters a lot.

Yes — loose teeth after a soccer impact are a dental emergency, and I’d get evaluated today, ideally within hours. A traumatized tooth may need X-rays and stabilization/splinting to give it the best chance of healing. austincitydental.comsouthaustindentalassociates.com

One important issue: you said Austin, but your current location appears to be around Stockbridge, Georgia. If you mean Austin, Texas, my pick would be:

• Austin Emergency Dental — specifically advertises treatment for loose/knocked-out teeth and dental trauma, with Saturday hours listed as 8 AM–8 PM. emergencydentalaustin.com
• South Austin Dental Associates — also specifically treats loose/knocked-out teeth and says it offers same-day emergency appointments. austincitydental.comsouthaustindentalassociates.com

Until you're seen: don't wiggle the teeth or bite with them; stick to soft foods and avoid putting pressure on the injured area. If a tooth has actually come completely out, handle it by the crown, not the root, keep it moist (milk is a good option), and seek immediate care. austincitydental.comsouthaustindentalassociates.com

If you're actually in Stockbridge, GA right now, tell me and I'll give you the best nearby trauma option that's open today.

Yes — loose teeth after a soccer impact are a dental trauma emergency, and I’d get evaluated today, not wait for them to tighten up. A traumatized permanent tooth may need repositioning and splinting, and prompt treatment improves the chance of saving it. enameldentistry.comwww.agd.org

My first choice today

Austin Emergency Dental — 2500 W William Cannon Dr, Suite 103
(737) 747-4646 — listed as open Saturday 8 AM–8 PM. They specifically treat loosened/knocked-out teeth and dental trauma, and have oral-surgery/endodontic capability. emergencydentalaustin.com

It's farther south from Hyde Park, but for actual trauma on a Saturday, I'd prioritize a clinic that explicitly handles loose teeth and is open today.

Another strong option

Emergency Dentist of Austin — 1030 Norwood Park Blvd #324
(512) 961-6200 — open Saturday 8 AM–8 PM, with emergency/trauma care including knocked-out and broken teeth.

What to do right now

• Don't wiggle, pull, or bite with the loose teeth.
• Don't try to straighten them forcefully.
• Bite gently on clean gauze/cloth to stabilize them.
• Use a cold compress on the outside of your cheek.
• Call the dentist while you're heading there and say: “I had facial trauma playing soccer and multiple permanent teeth are loose; I need urgent dental-trauma evaluation and possible splinting.”
• If a tooth has come completely out, keep it moist in milk or saliva and get there immediately; don't scrub the root. enameldentistry.comwww.agd.org

Go to a hospital ER instead of just a dentist if you have loss of consciousness, significant head/neck injury, suspected jaw fracture, uncontrolled bleeding, or swelling that's affecting breathing/swallowing. coolcreekfamilydental.com

If you tell me exactly where in Hyde Park you are (or the nearest intersection), I can narrow this to the closest open trauma dentist right now.

Because you have loose teeth after a soccer impact, I’d treat this as a same-day dental trauma emergency. A tooth that becomes loose or displaced after a hit may need repositioning and splinting to give it the best chance of surviving. enameldentistry.comaustincitydental.com

My first choice today

Austin Emergency Dental — 2500 W William Cannon Dr, Ste 103, South Austin, (737) 747-4646. They specifically treat loose/knocked-out teeth and dental trauma, and they're listed as open Saturday 8 AM–8 PM. emergencydentalaustin.com

Another good option:

• Emergency Dentist of Austin — 1030 Norwood Park Blvd #324, (512) 961-6200. They advertise same-day, after-hours and weekend emergency care and treat dental injuries. www.emergencydentistofaustin.com
• Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — 1401 Philomena St #200, (737) 434-2436. They advertise same-day emergency care and have oral/maxillofacial surgery capability.

I'd call the first one and say: “I was hit in the mouth playing soccer, and I have multiple loose adult teeth. I need urgent dental-trauma evaluation and possible splinting.” Ask whether they can take you immediately today.

Until you're seen: don't wiggle or bite with the loose teeth, avoid hard foods, and use a cold compress on the outside of your face. If a tooth has actually come completely out, hold it only by the crown (not the root), keep it moist in milk if you can't immediately place it back, and get there ASAP. enameldentistry.comaustincitydental.com

If you have uncontrolled bleeding, trouble breathing/swallowing, major facial swelling, loss of consciousness, confusion, vomiting, or you think your jaw is broken, go to an ER/call 911 rather than relying on a dentist. enameldentistry.comcoolcreekfamilydental.com

If by “Hyde Park” you mean Hyde Park in Austin, I can also narrow this to the closest open trauma dentist to you right now.

Yes — loose teeth after a soccer impact are a dental emergency, and you should be evaluated today, ideally within hours. A dentist may be able to reposition and splint the teeth rather than extract them. www.smileaustin.com

My pick near Hyde Park

Austin Emergency Dental — my first choice for your situation.

• 2500 W William Cannon Dr, Suite 103, Austin
• Open today (Saturday) 8 AM–8 PM
• (737) 747-4646
• Specifically treats loosened/knocked-out teeth and dental trauma, and is an emergency-focused practice. emergencydentalaustin.com

Also good options today

• Emergency Dentist of Austin — 1030 Norwood Park Blvd #324; open Saturday 8 AM–8 PM, (512) 961-6200. Their practice specifically handles dental trauma and knocked-out/broken teeth. www.emergencydentistofaustin.com
• Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — Mueller area, 1401 Philomena St; open Saturday 7 AM–7 PM, (737) 434-2436. They advertise same-day emergency care and have multiple dental specialties on site.
• Lady Bird Dental — 3115 S Lamar Blvd; open Saturday 8 AM–4 PM, (512) 812-0036. Convenient from Hyde Park/South Austin and offers emergency dental care.

Until you're seen: don't wiggle or bite with the loose teeth. Use a cold compress on the outside of your mouth. If a tooth has actually come completely out, don't scrub the root; keep it moist in milk or saliva and get to a dentist immediately. treatyoakdental.com

Go straight to an ER instead of just a dentist if you have uncontrolled bleeding, trouble breathing/swallowing, loss of consciousness, severe facial/jaw injury, or suspected jaw fracture. www.mydental.com

If you tell me exactly where in/around Hyde Park you are, I can narrow this to the closest option that's open right now. citeturn1search2

Yes — loose teeth after a soccer impact are a dental trauma emergency, and I’d get evaluated today, ideally within hours. A dentist may need X-rays and stabilization/splinting to protect the teeth and surrounding bone. treatyoakdental.comaustincitydental.com

Since you were near Hyde Park, my first calls would be:

1. Treaty Oak Dental — probably my first choice for your situation because it's right by UT/Hyde Park and specifically lists loose/knocked-out teeth and dental trauma as emergencies. They advertise same-day/next-day emergency care. Call 512-478-4411. treatyoakdental.com

Treaty Oak Dental emergency information

2. KoLa Dentistry — exceptionally convenient to Hyde Park and advertises same-day emergency visits. Call 512-472-5633 and tell them you have traumatic tooth displacement from a soccer collision. www.koladentistry.com

KoLa Dentistry

3. Austin City Dental — specifically treats loose/dislodged teeth from trauma and says they can stabilize them and take digital X-rays. 512-451-8256. treatyoakdental.comaustincitydental.com

Austin City Dental emergency dentistry

What to do right now: Don't wiggle or try to reposition the loose teeth yourself, don't chew on them, and use a cold compress on the outside of your face. If a tooth has actually come completely out, don't scrub the root; keep it moist in milk or saline and get to a dentist immediately. www.smileaustin.com

Go to an ER rather than just a dentist if you have loss of consciousness, confusion/vomiting, uncontrolled bleeding, trouble breathing/swallowing, major facial swelling, or you think your jaw is fractured. coolcreekfamilydental.com

If you tell me roughly where in Hyde Park you are (cross streets are enough), I can narrow this to the closest option that's open right now.

Yes — loose teeth after a soccer impact are a dental trauma emergency, and I’d get evaluated today, not wait for them to tighten up. A dentist may need X-rays and stabilization/splinting to protect the teeth and surrounding tissues. austincitydental.com

Since you’re around Hyde Park, my first choice would be:

• Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — 1401 Philomena St., Suite 200. They advertise same-day emergency care and have multiple dental specialties under one roof. Open today Saturday 7 AM–7 PM; (737) 434-2436.
• Lady Bird Dental — 3115 S Lamar Blvd. They specifically offer emergency dentistry and are open today 8 AM–4 PM; (512) 812-0036.
• Austin Emergency Dental — 2500 W William Cannon Dr. #103. This is an emergency-focused clinic that treats loosened/knocked-out teeth and dental trauma, and is open today 8 AM–8 PM; (737) 747-4646. emergencydentalaustin.com

I'd call the first one now and say: “I was hit in the mouth playing soccer, and I have multiple loose permanent teeth from the trauma. I need an emergency dental trauma evaluation today.”

Until you're seen:

• Don't wiggle or bite with the loose teeth.
• Stick to soft foods/liquids and avoid chewing in that area.
• Use a cold compress on the outside of your face for swelling.
• If a tooth comes completely out, handle it by the crown, not the root, keep it moist in milk or saline, and get to a dentist immediately. austincitydental.com
• Go to an ER instead if you have uncontrolled bleeding, significant facial/jaw deformity, trouble breathing/swallowing, loss of consciousness, or other concerning head-injury symptoms. coolcreekfamilydental.com

If you tell me roughly where around Hyde Park you are (or an intersection), I can narrow this to the closest open trauma-capable dentist right now.