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Immediate pain relief is the first priority, and our dentist can numb the affected tooth right away so that you feel comfortable before anything else even begins.
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Are you dealing with a dental emergency right now? An emergency dentist in Gardena, CA, can relieve your pain and address the urgent issue the same day. Call Gardena Dental Group at (310) 366-7666 to be seen quickly.
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Emergency dentistry involves urgent care provided by highly skilled dental professionals to treat acute dental problems. These emergencies range from severe toothaches to traumatic injuries such as a knocked-out tooth. Timely intervention is crucial for preventing further complications, from spreading infection to permanent tooth loss. Our dentist offers extended hours and same-day appointments so that urgent problems get handled quickly. Staying calm and calling our office right away gives us the best chance of saving the tooth.
Immediate pain relief is the first priority, and our dentist can numb the affected tooth right away so that you feel comfortable before anything else even begins.
Prompt treatment prevents a manageable problem from turning into a spreading infection, a lost tooth, or a far more expensive procedure somewhere down the road.
Restoring function quickly means you can eat, speak, and sleep normally again rather than working around a painful tooth for days or even for weeks on end at home.
Same-day appointments and extended hours mean you are seen when the emergency actually happens rather than waiting until the following week for an available opening.
From your first exam to the final result, here's exactly what to expect — calm, clear, and never rushed.
Request an AppointmentOur dentist first takes steps to make you comfortable, which may include numbing the affected tooth to relieve your pain as quickly as possible.
We discuss the diagnosis with you, and a small X-ray may be required to identify exactly what is causing the problem in the first place today.
We review the best treatment options to correct the issue, and depending on the nature of your emergency, same-day treatment may be possible.
When a permanent fix has to wait, we discuss an interim option and then schedule the final restoration for a separate visit a little later on.
We go over pricing considerations, including any insurance benefits that apply, along with the financial options that you may want to consider.
A tooth is causing severe and persistent pain that over-the-counter pain medication is simply no longer keeping under any kind of real control.
A tooth has been knocked out or badly loosened in an injury, and time matters a great deal where saving that particular tooth is concerned now.
Swelling has developed in your face, your jaw, or your gums, which can signal an abscess that needs treating right away rather than any later.
A crown, a filling, or a bridge has come loose or broken off, leaving the underlying tooth exposed and vulnerable to any sort of further damage.
Our patients return year after year for calm, unhurried care and honest, personalized guidance.
We go above and beyond to make emergency dentist feel calm and effortless — pairing the latest technology with a gentle, unhurried approach designed entirely around you.
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Stay calm and call our office immediately to schedule an emergency appointment. Describe your symptoms and the nature of the emergency so our team can prepare for your arrival.
Severe toothaches, knocked-out or loosened teeth, facial swelling, and broken restorations all qualify. When in doubt, call, and our team will help you decide how urgent it is.
Depending on the nature of your emergency, same-day treatment is often possible. When a permanent fix has to wait, we place an interim solution and schedule the restoration.
The cost depends entirely on what treatment your emergency requires once we diagnose it. We go over pricing with you before proceeding so there are no surprises.
Most dental plans cover emergency exams and many of the treatments that follow. We review your applicable benefits and financial options as part of your treatment plan.
Acting quickly gives our team the best chance of saving your tooth and stopping your pain. Call Gardena Dental Group now to see an emergency dentist in Gardena, CA, at (310) 366-7666.
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Abscessed ToothA painful infection at the root of a tooth or in the space between the tooth and gum.
Avulsed ToothA tooth that has been completely knocked out of its socket.
Broken or Chipped ToothA tooth that has been fractured or damaged.
Extruded ToothA tooth that has been partially dislodged from its socket.
Lost Filling or CrownA filling or crown that has fallen out or become loose.
Soft Tissue InjuriesCuts or lacerations to the lips, cheeks, gums, or tongue.
ToothachePain in or around a tooth, often caused by infection or inflammation.
Dental SplintA device used to stabilize a loosened or displaced tooth.
Emergency ExtractionRemoval of a tooth that cannot be saved.
Incision and DrainageA procedure to drain an abscess.
Pain ManagementUsing medication or other techniques to relieve pain.
ReimplantationPlacing an avulsed tooth back into its socket.
Root Canal TherapyA procedure to remove infected or damaged tissue from inside a tooth.
CellulitisA serious bacterial infection of the skin and tissues.
Dry SocketA painful condition that can occur after a tooth extraction when the blood clot is lost.
Facial SwellingSwelling of the face or jaw, often due to infection or injury.
HematomaA collection of blood outside of a blood vessel.
Ludwig's AnginaA severe infection of the floor of the mouth.
TrismusLimited jaw opening or lockjaw.