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SummaryWhen it can wait until the morningGetting to Mooca from other East Zone neighborhoodsFAQRead next24-hour dentist in East São Paulo: what to do at night, overnight and on Sundays
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Dr. Cléo Salustiano's office in Mooca (Rua Hipódromo, 1141, a 6-minute walk from Bresser-Mooca station) is not a 24-hour service: it is open every day, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., including Sundays and holidays, by appointment. Swelling with fever, trouble swallowing or breathing, facial trauma or bleeding that does not stop need a hospital ER at any hour. Controlled pain, a broken tooth without strong pain and a loose veneer or crown can usually wait for the first appointment.
If you are searching for a "24-hour dentist" in the East Zone of São Paulo, you are probably in pain, have a broken tooth or a loose veneer. To be clear from the start: Dr. Cléo Salustiano's office (CRO-SP 170844), at Rua Hipódromo, 1141, in Mooca, is not open 24 hours. It is open every day, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., including Sundays and holidays, by appointment.
This guide helps you decide what to do: what needs a hospital ER right away, what can safely wait a few hours, and how to manage until your appointment.
This article comes from Dr. Cléo Salustiano's dental office in Mooca, São Paulo (care in English, Portuguese and Spanish). See the general dentistry page to learn how the treatment is done here and book your assessment.
When it can wait until the morning
Most dental problems that start at night are not immediately dangerous and can be seen the next day, as long as pain is controlled and there are no signs of spreading infection.
24-hour dental services exist in the city, but hours change. If you decide to look for one overnight, call first to confirm a dentist is on duty.
At Dr. Cléo's office, appointments start at 8 a.m. every day. Send a WhatsApp message to +55 (11) 97409-7834 describing what happened, even outside opening hours: pain or broken teeth are fitted in as soon as possible, often the same day.
| Situation | What to do |
|---|---|
| Facial swelling with fever, trouble swallowing or breathing | Go to a hospital emergency room now, at any hour. |
| Facial trauma or bleeding that does not stop with pressure | Hospital emergency room. |
| A permanent tooth knocked out | Hold it by the crown, not the root, keep it in milk or saline and seek care as soon as possible. |
| Strong toothache without major swelling or fever | A painkiller you already use safely, no tablet on the gum, and the first appointment available. |
| Loose veneer, crown or filling | Keep the piece clean and dry, do not glue it at home, and book an appointment. |
Getting to Mooca from other East Zone neighborhoods
The office is about 400 meters from Bresser-Mooca station (Line 3-Red), a 6-minute walk. It is 2 stops from Tatuapé, 4 from Penha and 1 from Belém.
From Ipiranga, CPTM Line 10-Turquoise takes you one stop to Juventus-Mooca, about 1.5 km from the office. Full hours: Sunday and evening dentist in the East Zone; emergencies: emergency dentist in Mooca.
Is there a 24-hour dentist in Mooca?
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Dr. Cléo Salustiano's office in Mooca is not open 24 hours: it is open every day, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., including Sundays and holidays. Overnight, for serious cases, go to a hospital ER.
Can I send a message overnight?
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Yes. Messages are answered when the office opens, and pain or broken teeth are fitted in as soon as possible.
Do you accept dental insurance for emergencies?
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No. This is a private practice on all days and times.