Dental Emergency Services in Pasadena

If you believe you have a life-threatening injury or problem, please seek medical attention immediately or call 911.

Having a dental emergency? We can help! Give us a call at 626-577-2017. At Prestige Dental in Pasadena, CA, our expert team led by Dr. Vasag Bouzoghlanian is here to get you out of trouble. We provide dependable treatment for your dental emergency in our modern Pasadena dental office using modern techniques and gentle, minimally invasive dental treatment methods. We will do our best to accommodate you as promptly as possible. Our emergency services include:

1. 1) Toothaches and dental, orofacial pain
2. 2) Dental infections and swelling
3. 3) Jaw pain
4. 4) Recementing loose crowns, veneers and other restorations
5. 5) Smoothing and repairing damaged teeth and restorations
6. 6) Replacing missing or broken fillings
7. 7) Replacing broken or missing teeth from dentures and partial dentures
8. 8) Repairing broken dentures and partial dentures
9. 9) Recementing loose retainers
10. 10) Minor dental trauma, loose teeth
11. 11) And more!

What to do if a tooth gets knocked out?

If a sports or other injury causes a tooth to get knocked out of its socket, you must act quickly in order to save the tooth. Promptly rinse any debris or dirt from the tooth with clean water. If you are comfortable doing so, attempt to replace the tooth carefully back into the socket. If you are unsuccessful, or uncomfortable doing so, place the tooth in a container of cold milk. Call your dentist immediately. The tooth must be re-implanted within one hour for there to be any likelihood of saving the tooth, so time is of the essence.

Proceed to your dentist’s office immediately for treatment. Your dentist will evaluate the injury and attempt to re-implant the tooth. Following this process, the tooth will usually be temporarily splinted (attached) to the neighboring teeth for stability until the injury heals. It is important to return to your dentist for follow-up as requested, because additional treatment may likely be necessary following healing of the injury.