WHAT DENTAL EMERGENCIES DO YOU TYPICALLY TREAT?

Common problems our office often encounters include pain, swelling, broken teeth, trauma, and denture repairs.

ARE DENTISTS ON-CALL AFTER HOURS?

We have a dentist who is on-call 24/7. Patients can contact the main office line 760-489-5545 and if the emergency is taking place outside of outside hours, they have the option to be connected with the dentist who is currently on-call.

WHAT SHOULD I DO IF THE EMERGENCY HAS OCCURRED AFTER HOURS?

Depending on the severity of the concern, we are available to see patients after hours for true emergencies. An injury, like tooth trauma (I.E. getting a tooth knocked out), is a situation where urgent treatment is required. However, in many cases, contacting us the following morning is the best option. We can typically see patients within the day.

DO YOU ACCEPT WALK-IN APPOINTMENTS?

We accept walk-in appointments, but encourage patients to call ahead to avoid wait times.

WHEN SHOULD A PATIENT GO STRAIGHT TO THE HOSPITAL?

If patients have swelling that is causing physical impairment (affecting vision, breathing, etc), or if they are experiencing systemic signs of infection (chills, fever, feeling faint or fatigued), or if they are experiencing other life-threatening emergencies, they should call 911 or go to a hospital.

Dental Emergencies in escondido

Dental emergencies can happen at any time and often come as a surprise. Whether you’re dealing with a cracked tooth or a severe toothache, the last thing you want to do is wait for an appointment. That’s why we offer emergency dental services at our office. We understand that dental problems can’t always wait, and we’re here to help. Our emergency dentist in Escondido, CA will work quickly to assess your situation and provide the treatment you need.

If you’re requesting treatment during our normal weekday operating hours (8:00 AM to 5:00 PM), call the office and request an urgent appointment. Our dental team is here to help patients outside of regular day too — when calling the afterhours office, you will receive instructions for how to get in touch with us so we can alleviate your concerns and provide peace of mind!

Some common dental emergencies include:

Tooth or jaw pain
Swelling of the mouth or face
Any kind of mouth trauma
Broken, fractured, or sharp teeth that are damaging the tongue or cheek
Broken dentures or other prosthetics
Cosmetic concerns (broken or damaged front tooth)

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WHAT DENTAL EMERGENCIES DO YOU TYPICALLY TREAT?

Common problems our office often encounters include pain, swelling, broken teeth, trauma, and denture repairs.
ARE DENTISTS ON-CALL AFTER HOURS?

We have a dentist who is on-call 24/7. Patients can contact the main office line 760-489-5545 and if the emergency is taking place outside of outside hours, they have the option to be connected with the dentist who is currently on-call.
WHAT SHOULD I DO IF THE EMERGENCY HAS OCCURRED AFTER HOURS?

Depending on the severity of the concern, we are available to see patients after hours for true emergencies. An injury, like tooth trauma (I.E. getting a tooth knocked out), is a situation where urgent treatment is required. However, in many cases, contacting us the following morning is the best option. We can typically see patients within the day.
DO YOU ACCEPT WALK-IN APPOINTMENTS?

We accept walk-in appointments, but encourage patients to call ahead to avoid wait times.
WHEN SHOULD A PATIENT GO STRAIGHT TO THE HOSPITAL?

If patients have swelling that is causing physical impairment (affecting vision, breathing, etc), or if they are experiencing systemic signs of infection (chills, fever, feeling faint or fatigued), or if they are experiencing other life-threatening emergencies, they should call 911 or go to a hospital.