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We understand that dental emergencies need urgent care, so we try to see emergency patients as quickly as we can, often the same day.
Dental emergencies happen when you least expect them. Whether you have chipped a tooth, lost a filling, or have a severe toothache, call us and we will talk through your symptoms and the care we can arrange.
A dental emergency refers to any oral health issue that requires immediate attention to relieve severe pain, stop bleeding, or save a tooth. Common examples include severe tooth pain or sensitivity, a knocked-out or loosened tooth, a cracked or broken tooth, a lost filling or crown, swelling in the face or gums, excessive bleeding, and trauma to the mouth or jaw.
We understand that dental emergencies need urgent care, so we try to see emergency patients as quickly as we can, often the same day.
Our Wildomar dentists have extensive experience handling a wide range of dental emergencies.
We provide care using proven equipment and established best practices, so an urgent visit is not a rushed one.
We offer a full range of emergency dental services, from pain relief and tooth extractions to root canals and temporary restorations.
Here is what each stage of treatment usually involves. Your dentist will talk you through anything that differs in your case.
Request an AppointmentWe examine the area to find out what has happened and how far it goes.
We will take immediate steps to manage your pain, which may involve local anesthesia or pain medication.
Depending on the nature of the emergency, treatment may include tooth extraction, root canal therapy, or a temporary restoration. In some cases, you may need to schedule a follow-up appointment for further treatment.
Your dentist will provide detailed instructions on how to care for your mouth after the emergency treatment.
Severe or persistent tooth pain — Pain that keeps you awake or does not settle with over-the-counter pain relief should be assessed.
A knocked-out or loosened permanent tooth — Handle the tooth by the crown, keep it moist in milk if it cannot safely go back in the socket, and seek care immediately.
A broken tooth or damaged restoration — A sharp edge or lost filling or crown can worsen quickly, even when it is not painful yet.
Swelling, drainage, or signs of infection — Call us. For difficulty breathing or swallowing, or a serious facial injury, call 911 or go to an emergency department.
For difficulty breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or a serious facial or jaw injury, call 911 or go to an emergency department.
What happens on the day depends on what is wrong. These are the treatments an emergency visit most often calls for.
Relieving pain is often the first step in emergency dental care, and it comes before any decision about longer-term treatment.
Restorative treatment repairs a damaged tooth and brings back how it works and how it looks.
If you have knocked out a tooth, putting it back may be possible if you act quickly, so call us straight away.
If the pulp inside the tooth is infected or damaged, a root canal may be needed to clear the infection and save the tooth.
Where a tooth is too badly damaged or infected to save, removing it may be the right call.
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Read our reviews on GoogleI came in with a toothache and Dr. Koushyar saw me that same day! He really cares about his patients and it’s evident in his work, he answered all of my questions and the procedure did not hurt at all!! He’s very gentle and efficient, I walked out with no pain at all!
I received great service, warm welcome in dealing with my emergency dental appointment. Awesome willingness to help me and a great family inviorment. The entire staff is awesome.Gary P Brown Sr
Velk dentistry is amazing! They are always available for dental emergencies, and their staff is always so welcoming!
I can’t say enough good things about this office. I flew in from out of state for an event, and the night before my flight, a tooth broke off my flipper. To make matters worse, it was one of my front teeth.I was referred to this office and called right away. Shannon went above and beyond to get me scheduled first thing the morning after I arrived in California. From the moment I walked in, everyone treated me with kindness, compassion, and genuine care.Dr. Hamed Koushyar was incredible, professional, reassuring, and truly dedicated to helping me. Wendy, the dental assistant, was so gentle while taking my impressions, and Debbie was an absolute sweetheart.What could have been a stressful and embarrassing situation turned into a wonderful experience thanks to this team. I would trust them with any dental work or emergency without hesitation.The fact that I can attend my event with a confident smile means everything to me. I’m beyond grateful for the exceptional care I received. Thank you all so much! ❤️
Hes a great dentist. He takes care of my family and i very well. Detailed and finds things early without trying to upsell you on anything. Highly recommend his practice!
We had a great experience! The staff was friendly, patient, and made both of my kids feel comfortable throughout their appointments. Everything went smoothly, and we really appreciated how kind and welcoming everyone was. Highly recommend!
I love coming to Wildmar Smiles Dentistry. They are all so nice and very professional. Dr. K is very professional and never feel any pain. Julie does a wonderful cleanings. She is very efficient and thorough. I will always continue coming here.
The team at wildomar smiles is really the best. They always work with my schedule and and do what they can to get me in on short notice. My entire family and many close friends wont go anywhere else!.
We go above and beyond to make a dental emergency feel calm rather than frantic, pairing good equipment with a gentle, unhurried approach built around you. Here are just a few reasons our patients love us:
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A dental emergency is any situation where you're in pain, suffering from embarrassment, or have a visibly broken or infected tooth. Not all dental emergencies are painful. If you're unable to eat or go about your normal daily activities, you need to see an emergency dentist.
Most dental emergencies are preventable. Here are some healthy steps to take to reduce your family's risk of a dental emergency or injury: Maintain good oral hygiene with regular brushing and flossing Attend routine dental check-ups and cleanings Wear a mouthguard during sports activities Avoid using your teeth to open packages or bite hard objects Address dental issues promptly before they escalate
Immediate Pain Relief : Emergency dentistry focuses on relieving pain and discomfort quickly. Preventing Complications : Early treatment can prevent more serious problems, such as infections or tooth loss. Restoring Functionality : Addresses issues that may affect your ability to eat, speak, or go about your daily activities. When to Call 911 In some instances, your emergency dental situation may be so severe that it first warrants emergency medical attention at your nearest hospital or medical facility. Some conditions that fall under this category include: Abscess that has caused extreme swelling of the face. Broken or dislocated jaw. Extreme damage to your soft oral tissues.
If you knock out a permanent tooth, try to gently reinsert it into the socket. If that's not possible, keep the tooth moist by placing it in a container of milk or saliva. Then, contact our office immediately. The sooner you receive treatment, the better the chances of saving the tooth.
The best thing to do for a toothache is to rinse with warm salt water and take Motrin (ibuprofen) as directed to manage swelling and discomfort. If possible, you can also apply a cold compress to that side of your face to ease inflammation and pain. For fast pain relief, contact Wildomar Smiles Dentistry immediately.
After we get you out of pain, we can discuss which types of treatments are available for your situation. We offer payment options, and we will check what your insurance plan covers and explain it to you.
Absolutely not. Here at Wildomar Smiles Dentistry, we will never charge our patients extra for emergency treatment. We are here to help you get the treatment you need at regular costs.
Call (951) 609-0445 or request a visit to discuss your needs with Wildomar Smiles Dentistry.
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