Getting to us

Emergency Dentist Near Universal Orlando

We are the closest 24-hour dental office to Universal — a few minutes down International Drive.

Open now — call before you set off and we’ll have the room ready.

The route, and how long it really takes

From Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure or CityWalk: south on Universal Boulevard or International Drive. It is a short hop — typically 5–10 minutes depending on the lights and the time of night.

From Volcano Bay or the Universal hotels: similar, generally under 10 minutes.

This is close enough to be worth doing immediately rather than trying to sleep on it. Of all the park emergencies we see, Universal guests get to us fastest.

Drive times are typical estimates and depend heavily on traffic — International Drive at park closing is slow.

First Aid can help. It cannot treat the tooth.

Every major park has a First Aid center staffed by registered nurses, marked on the park map and in the app. They are genuinely helpful and worth visiting: they will give you ice, over-the-counter pain relief and somewhere quiet and air-conditioned to sit down. What they cannot do is treat the tooth. There is no dentist on site, no dental X-ray, and no way to drain an abscess, cover an exposed nerve, re-cement a crown or take a tooth out. They will tell you to find a dentist — which, at nine in the evening, is where we come in.

What to tell the hotel or concierge

If you are staying at one of the Universal hotels, ask the front desk for “the 24-hour dentist on International Drive, across from the Titanic show” — not for a doctor or urgent care, which is the reflex answer. It is close enough that the hotel’s own shuttle staff will usually know exactly where you mean.

How the evening usually goes

9:15 PM — something breaks on a snack or the ache you have been ignoring since the flight turns serious.

9:20 PM — you call. We tell you whether it needs tonight or morning, and what it costs.

9:35 PM — you are out of CityWalk and heading north.

9:45 PM — you are at our door, having spent less time traveling than you did queueing for the last ride.

Back at your hotel before 11, most nights.

Parking and finding the door

We are at 7259 International Drive, on the second floor, at the corner of International Drive and Carrier Drive — directly across from the Titanic show. There is free surface parking right in front of the building, so you are not paying for a garage or hunting for a meter at midnight. If you are in a rideshare, ask to be dropped at the front of the building rather than the plaza entrance.

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Questions from visitors

How close are you really?

A few minutes by car in normal conditions. We are on International Drive between Sand Lake Road and Carrier Drive; Universal is a short distance north of us.

I am here for a convention at the same time. Can you work around my schedule?

Yes — being open overnight means we can see you before or after your sessions rather than making you miss them. See our Convention Center page.

Can I walk in?

You can, and we do take walk-ins, but calling first is always faster because we can have the room ready and tell you the price before you set off.

What’s the emergency?

Severe ToothacheGet help →Emergency Tooth ExtractionGet help →Knocked-Out ToothGet help →Broken or Chipped ToothGet help →Abscess / SwellingGet help →Emergency Root CanalGet help →

Find us on International Drive

24 Hour Dentist 7259 International Drive, Suite Y
Orlando, FL 32819

Open 24 hours · 7 days a week

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Second floor, at the corner of International Dr and Carrier Dr — directly across from the Titanic show.

Free parking in front of the building.