Dental Emergency

What Is Considered a Dental Emergency?

You should contact an emergency dentist right away if you have:

• Severe tooth pain

• Swelling of the gums or face

• Knocked-out tooth

• Broken or chipped tooth

• Lost filling or crown

• Dental abscess

• Bleeding that won’t stop

• Injury to the mouth or jaw

If you are unsure whether your situation is urgent, call us. We will guide you on what to do next.

Same-Day Emergency Dental Care in Riverside

Our emergency dental services may include:

• Emergency exams & digital X-rays

• Toothache diagnosis and pain relief

• Root canal treatment

• Emergency tooth extractions

• Repair of broken crowns or fillings

• Treatment of dental infections

• Trauma care for knocked-out teeth

The sooner you receive care, the better the outcome.

What To Do Before You Arrive

For a knocked-out tooth:

Bring it with you immediately.

For swelling:

Apply a cold compress to reduce inflammation.

For severe pain:

Avoid chewing on the affected side and call us right away.

Emergency Tooth Pain Relief

Tooth pain is often caused by infection, decay, cracked teeth, or gum disease. Ignoring pain can lead to more serious complications.

At Orangecrest Family Dental, we focus on:

• Fast diagnosis

• Immediate pain relief

• Long-term solutions

Our goal is not just to stop the pain but to fix the underlying problem.