Find Emergency Dentistry in Los Angeles
Discover Bright Now! Dental in Los Angeles for emergency dentistry services. If you’re experiencing a painful toothache or a similar dental emergency, Bright Now! Offers affordable emergency dentistry at a location near you.
Do you have a Dental Emergency?
Emergency dental care is recommended any time you cannot eat, talk comfortably, or go to work or school because of your situation. If it’s a dental condition that’s causing mild discomfort, we can typically get you in at your earliest convenience. Some of the most common emergency dentistry services we offer are related to a lost tooth, knocked-out tooth, infection, or abscess.
At Bright Now! Dental in Los Angeles, we offer dental emergency treatment that’s affordable, holistic, and quickly accessible. That way, we can get you out of pain as quickly as possible. Even if you don’t have dental insurance, our affordable dental procedures will put your mind at ease. When you call, we’ll walk you through what to do for your dental emergency and plan for your arrival at our office at your earliest availability.
Find your Bright Now! location in Los Angeles and call us today. Don’t wait to be pain free.
Newport Dental - Long Beach/Long Beach Blvd.
3383 Long Beach BoulevardLong Beach, CA 90807 (562) 424-1600
Bright Now! Dental - Santa Ana - Bristol & 17th
1601 W. 17th StreetSanta Ana, CA 92706 (714) 567-9255
Bright Now! Dental - Fountain Valley
18633 Brookhurst StreetFountain Valley, CA 92708 (714) 274-4222
TLC for Smiles formerly Bright Now! Dental - Granada Hills
18121 Chatsworth StreetGranada Hills, CA 91344 (818) 491-0056
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Dental Emergencies
When to seek immediate dental care.
Lost or Knocked-out Tooth – If you ever knock out a tooth, don’t panic—reach out to a dentist within the next hour. This window is crucial for a chance at tooth reimplantation.
To increase the odds of saving your tooth:
- Keep it moist! Use milk, saline, or contact solution.
- Avoid touching the tooth’s root surface.
- Reduce swelling with a cold compress.
- Limit bleeding by applying firm pressure.
- Consider using over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen (Motrin) for comfort.
Infection or Abscess – Don’t ignore those persistent toothaches or gum blisters—they could be signs of a tooth abscess. Immediate treatment is essential to preserve your tooth. Waiting can lead to the unfortunate need for extraction.
Broken, Cracked, or Chipped Tooth – Whether it’s a result of a tumble, a hard bite, or aging dental work, broken teeth can be a pain—literally.
Here’s what to do:
- Avoid using the damaged side of your mouth.
- Preserve any significant tooth fragments in milk or saline solution.
- Bring them to our office on the same day for prompt attention.
Remember, we’re here to help you smile, even in emergencies!
Urgent Dental Care
When care is important, but not an emergency.
Lost or Broken Crown – These can happen due to sneaky new cavities or temporary cement. Stay clear of sticky and hard munchies, and snag an appointment at your earliest convenience. Don’t forget to bring the crown with you.
Lost or Damaged Filling – Broken or lost fillings put your natural tooth at risk of more cracks. Avoid biting down on that side and schedule an appointment to prevent further dental damage.
Loose Braces or Brackets – Grab some orthodontic wax to soothe those pesky spots or wires playing rough with your mouth. If needed, nail clippers can help trim rogue wires until you can visit the office.
Persistent Mouth Pain or Toothaches – It could be anything from sinus issues to sneaky cavities or cracked teeth. Reach out to us if that toothache sticks around for more than a week, especially if it’s in a specific area of your mouth.
We’re here to help one smile at a time – book online today!
