Emergency Dentist 24/7 San Diego, CA

Emergency Dental Care in San Diego, CA

A dental emergency can happen at a moment’s notice. When it does, you want to know where you can turn without having to waste time scrolling through your phone. Depending on the severity of your emergency, time may be of the essence. Most dental emergencies benefit from immediate care. If you are in the San Diego, CA area, the professionals at Million Dollar Smile Dentist San Diego can provide the on-demand services you need.

Dr. Robair Aldaya and his team of skilled professionals can provide the emergency services you need to restore your smile. You can reach our office 24/7. This allows us to provide the care you need when you need it the most. When you call our office for emergency care, we will get you scheduled quickly to provide pain relief and long-lasting services that can help restore your dental health.

Accepting All Patients

Million Dollar Smile Dentist San Diego is dedicated to providing quality services for all patients who are seeking emergency dental care. We will never turn a patient away due to their current relationship with us. Our top priority is our dedication to providing exceptional dental care. Existing patients can expect the same detailed treatment they have come to expect for their regular care. New patients can rest assured that they will receive the same top-level care as patients who have been with us for years.

We will always strive to ensure our patients are as comfortable as possible. From the moment you enter our office, you can expect the best treatment. We strive to provide the same experience each time a patient enters our office. This allows us to create lasting professional relationships. We want to continue to be your go-to source for quality dental care in the future.

Services Available at Million Dollar Smile Dentist San Diego

Dental emergencies can happen gradually over time, often due to teeth grinding or slow decay. They can also happen quickly, such as having a tooth knocked out while participating in a high contact sport. Whatever the cause of your emergency is, we can help. Our team has the experience and knowledge to handle a wide range of dental emergencies. Our services include:

• Loose crowns. Crowns are custom molded to securely cap a tooth that has required previous work. This could be from a serious cavity or a root canal procedure. Crowns shouldn’t become loose or fall out. If they do, this could mean that your tooth has experienced further decay. It is important to have a crown replaced as quickly as possible to prevent further damage.
• Loose fillings. Fillings can also become loose due to the material used to create them, or due to further decay. You’ll likely experience immediate pain or discomfort due to the exposure of the missing or loose filling. It is important to have this replaced as quickly as possible.
• Toothache assessment. It can be easy to dismiss a small toothache as no big deal. You may even think over-the-counter ointment is enough to provide relief. However, most toothaches only get worse over time. This is because toothaches are often part of a larger concern. Dr. Aldaya and his team can properly assess the cause of the toothache, providing permanent relief.
• Jaw swelling. If you have any swelling or pain along your jaw, it is important to see us as soon as possible. This could be a sign of an infection spreading along the tissue and bones of the jaw. Your jaw bone provides the structure for your teeth, making it a vital component of your dental health.
• Root canal service. A root canal can help restore a healthy connection between root and tooth. This can prevent a tooth from dying, which is key to maintaining your natural smile. This service can help alleviate any discomfort or pain associated with a damaged or decaying tooth.
• Damaged tooth. Chips, breaks, or cracks can happen suddenly. Damage can happen from something as simple as biting into a hard candy. While these can be minor, it is still important to have them closely examined. This ensures the damage won’t become worse. More serious damage involves an avulsed tooth, which is a tooth that becomes completely dislodged. This can impact the root, blood vessels, and surrounding tissue in addition to the tooth.
• Extractions. While we try to avoid it as much as possible, certain circumstances require the complete removal of a problem tooth. This is often due to severe damage or decay that won’t benefit from other procedures.
• Gum tenderness relief. Gum tenderness can be a sign of an underlying concern deep in the tissue of the gums. Our team can properly assess what the problem is, providing you with the relief you need.

Avoiding Dental Emergencies

Most dental emergencies can be prevented with the right dental care, such as keeping a routine of brushing and flossing. This is especially important after ingesting cavity-causing beverages that are high in sugar, or if you are a coffee drinker or smoker. Taking care of your teeth regularly helps to prevent harmful bacteria and other materials that can cause decay over time. We also suggest scheduling a cleaning every six months at our office. This allows us to create a detailed track record of your dental health, and we can better catch inconsistencies as they come.

Schedule Your Emergency Service Today

Even if you aren’t sure if what you are experiencing qualifies as an emergency, you should still give us a call as soon as possible. This allows us to assess the situation before it gets worse. We will listen carefully to your concerns and help determine the next best step forward. You can call us any time at 1-888-350-1340.

FAQ

• Q: Will I have a same-day appointment?

  A: We will do what we can to schedule you for your emergency dental appointment as soon as possible. We leave room in our schedule to address dental emergencies. We will always try to get you examined quickly.

• Q: Will my service be expensive?

  A: We understand that cost is often a concern for our patients. We will always discuss your medical treatment options before we proceed with any service. We will provide a full breakdown of what your costs are depending on your needs.

• Q: Can I pay with a credit card?

  A: At Complete Comfort Dental, we accept cash, credit, and PPO insurances.