Common Questions
Emergency Dentistry FAQs
Our FAQs cover common emergencies like toothaches, knocked-out teeth, and broken crowns. Get immediate advice and call 310-366-7666 for urgent care.
What is the most common dental emergency?
Toothaches are the most common dental emergency, often caused by tooth decay, cracks, infections, or gum disease. Other comment dental emergencies include lost fillings or crowns, chipped teeth, and knocked-out teeth.
How can I prevent dental emergencies?
Dental emergencies can be prevented by maintaining good oral hygiene, wearing a mouthguard during contact sports, and avoiding hard and sticky foods.
Will my dental insurance cover emergency dentist services?
Most dental insurance plans cover emergency dental services. At Gardena Dental Group we will work with you to ensure you receive the care you need with the proper coverage.
How quickly can I be seen for a dental emergency?
We strive to see emergency patients as soon as possible, often on the same day. Contact our office immediately at [[310-366-7666](tel:+13103667666)](tel:+19498888989) for the quickest care.
What should I do if my tooth is knocked out?
Gently rinse the tooth without scrubbing; try to reinsert it if possible, or keep it in milk. Contact us immediately, as time is crucial for saving the tooth.
What are the signs of an abscessed tooth?
An abscessed tooth is a serious infection. Signs include severe, throbbing pain, swelling in your face or gums, sensitivity to hot or cold, a fever, and a bad taste in your mouth. This requires immediate dental attention.
Does emergency dental treatment cost more?
Absolutely not. Here at Gardena Dental Group, we will never charge our patients extra for emergency treatment. We are here to help you get the treatment you need at regular costs. Dental Checkups FAQs Hygiene FAQs Emergency Dentistry FAQs Dental Fillings FAQs Dental Implants FAQs Teeth Extraction FAQs Wisdom Teeth FAQs Clear Aligners FAQs Teeth Whitening FAQs Dental Veneers FAQs
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