Emergency Dentistry in Colton, CA
What is Emergency Dentistry?
Emergency dentistry encompasses immediate dental care for unexpected oral health issues that require urgent attention. These situations can range from severe toothaches and broken teeth to lost fillings and dental trauma from accidents. Using advanced diagnostic tools, including digital X-rays and CBCT imaging, we can quickly identify the root cause of your dental emergency and develop an effective treatment plan on the spot.
Our emergency dental services are designed to provide quick relief from pain and prevent further complications that could arise from delayed treatment. Think of us as your dental emergency room – ready to help when you need it most.
CAll (840) 336-7600Benefits of Emergency Dental Care
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Immediate Pain Relief
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Prevention of Complications
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Same-Day Solutions
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Peace of Mind
To see an emergency dentist please call our office at (840) 336-7600.
Our Emergency Treatment Process
Experience thorough yet gentle care with our emergency dental services:
- Quick Response: We reserve time in our daily schedule specifically for emergency cases to ensure prompt care when you need it.
- Advanced Diagnostics: Using digital X-rays and CBCT imaging, we can quickly and accurately diagnose your condition.
- Immediate Relief: Our priority is getting you out of pain fast while addressing the underlying cause of your emergency.
- Comprehensive Care: We provide complete treatment planning to prevent future emergencies.
Who Needs Emergency Dental Care?
Dental emergencies require prompt attention to prevent complications and provide relief. Common situations that warrant emergency dental care include:
- Severe Tooth Pain: Intense, persistent toothaches that affect your daily activities
- Broken or Knocked-Out Teeth: Quick action can often save damaged teeth
- Lost Fillings or Crowns: Exposed teeth can be extremely sensitive
- Dental Infections: Swelling, severe pain, or fever indicating infection
Common Emergency Dental Treatments
Pain Management
Tooth Restoration
Knocked-Out Tooth
Root Canal Therapy
Tooth Extraction
Trusted by Families Across Colton, CA
Why Choose Colton Pure Dentistry for Emergency Dental Care in Colton?
At Colton Pure Dentistry, we make your comfort our priority during dental emergencies. Our modern office features amenities like TVs in the treatment rooms and warm blankets to help ease any anxiety during your emergency visit. Trust our experienced dental team to provide the urgent care you need with compassion and expertise.
Schedule Your Emergency Dental Appointment in Colton, CA Today!
If you’re experiencing a dental emergency, don’t hesitate to contact us. We offer same-day emergency appointments whenever possible. Call our office now to schedule your appointment and get the relief you need.
SCHEDULE TODAY CAll: (840) 336-7600Dental Emergencies FAQs
If you have any questions about dental emergencies, we’ve got answers. View all FAQs.
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.
Immediately locate your tooth and store it in a sealed container, with milk or contact solution covering the entire surface. If the tooth is completely knocked out, be sure not to touch the root. You can gently rinse away any visible debris as long as you do not touch or scrub the root surfaces. Completely knocked-out teeth can also be placed back into the socket in some cases. If you reinsert a tooth, be sure to apply firm pressure to the area until you make it to our office.
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 Colton Pure Dentistry immediately.
After we get you out of pain, we can discuss which types of treatments are available for your situation. Our office offers flexible payment options for every budget. We will also work with your insurance carrier to maximize the benefits allowed under your plan.
Absolutely not. Here at Colton Pure 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.
What Sets Us Apart
Committed to Exceptional Service
At Colton Pure Dentistry, our expert team is equipped to get you seen ASAP for emergency care, quickly diagnose the issue, and provide same-day treatment.
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Friendly and Caring Team
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Definition of common dental emergency terminology
Tooth decay (dental caries): Tooth decay is the breakdown of teeth due to acids produced by bacteria.
Tooth Enamel: Enamel is the thin outer covering of the tooth. This tough shell is the hardest tissue in the human body.
Tartar: Tartar is a hard yellowish substance that forms on your teeth and causes them to decay if it is not removed.
Abscess: A dental abscess is a build-up of pus in the teeth or gums caused by an infection.
Tooth Fracture: A tooth fracture is a break or crack in the hard shell of the tooth.
About Our Dentistry
- CA (License 103144). View License Information
- Insurance: We work with most insurance providers.
- No Insurance? No problem! Call (840) 336-7600 for more information.
- Financing Options: We offer a wide range of dental financing options.
- We serve patients from the following counties: San Bernardino County
- We serve patients from the following cities: Colton, Grand Terrace, San Bernardino, Loma Linda, Redlands, Fontana and Rancho Cucamonga.
- Have Questions? Please feel free to contact us at (840) 336-7600
