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Emergency Dental Services in Beverly Hills, CA

Your dental health is vital to your overall well-being. When you’re having dental issues, your daily life can be impacted. If you are experiencing sudden pain, discomfort, swelling, or other unusual occurrences, you may be experiencing a dental emergency. When a dental emergency occurs, it is important to seek help as quickly as possible. This is the best solution for alleviating pain and preventing further complications.

If you are experiencing a dental emergency in Beverly Hills, CA, the professionals at Rifkin Raanan can help. Dr. Rodney Raanan and his dental team of experienced individuals have the qualifications to provide a wide range of emergency dental services. If you are concerned about the current condition of your dental health, let us help.

Helping All Patients

At Rifkin Raanan, we are dedicated to providing the best possible emergency care in the Beverly Hills area. Our top priority is top-of-the-line care to all patients who enter our office seeking help. We have the capabilities to help both new and existing patients experiencing a dental emergency.

If you are new to our office, you can rest assured that your dental emergency will be carefully examined and treated for permanent relief. We believe in building professional doctor/patient relationships that can continue for years to come. We hope that we can continue to serve you in the future for all of your dental needs.

Dental Emergency Services Available

At Rifkin Raanan, we provide several different emergency procedures to address any dental emergency that comes into our office. Dental emergencies are often a result of long-term decay or damage that has reached a point where you feel physical pain, sickness, or have trouble eating or drinking. Other emergencies can be a result of an accident that causes sudden damage. Whatever the issue may be, we have the services available to treat your dental crisis quickly. Our services include:

• Root canal therapy. A root canal is a common procedure that helps to maintain your natural smile by preventing the need for extraction. This service is often best for teeth that have already required fillings or crowns due to previous damage or decay.
• Toothaches. Toothaches are often experienced when there is a temperature change. This is why most people notice a toothache when eating or drinking something cold. Toothaches usually start as a minor inconvenience but can get worse over time. There is no reason you should avoid food or drinks you enjoy due to toothache concerns, so make an appointment with Dr. Raanan to determine the cause of the toothache.
• Infections. Bacteria, decay, and other dental concerns can create an infection within your mouth. This can cause your jaw to swell, and it can even make you physically sick. Our staff can determine the cause of the infection, providing the care you need to stop the infection and ensure it is completely cared for.
• Extractions. A tooth may require full removal depending on the severity of decay or damage. This often happens when there is a low likelihood that a different procedure, such as a root canal, would be helpful. Extractions may also be necessary when there is an increased risk of infection that could spread to healthy teeth or gums.
• Abrupt dental damage. Chips, breaks, cracks, and knockouts are all forms of dental damage that can happen suddenly. In many instances, these are a result of some form of accident. It is important to schedule an appointment whenever there is clear damage to your teeth. This allows us to determine what compromised the strength of your teeth, as well as ensure there isn’t damage outside of the tooth itself.
• Crown replacement. Crowns are custom molded to snuggly fit as a cap on a tooth. These are used for teeth that have required work in the past due to decay or damage. If you notice a crown become loose, it is important to have it fixed or replaced as soon as possible. Any unwanted space can create more damage. You’ll also likely experience pain, especially if a root becomes exposed. This applies to fillings as well. Fillings also protect teeth and should be replaced quickly.
• Gum pain. We often don’t give our gums a second thought until something seems off. If you are experiencing any discomfort or pain, schedule an appointment with us. This is commonly a symptom of a larger issue within the deep tissue of the gums.

Take Charge of Your Oral Health

No one wants to experience a dental emergency. It can feel overwhelming, and it leaves you uncertain about the status of your dental future. You may also worry about the cost of needing a serious procedure done to restore your teeth. While there is no guarantee for complete avoidance of a dental emergency, there are steps you can take to decrease the likelihood of finding yourself experiencing one.

It sounds obvious, but regular brushing and flossing are key. This helps to minimize the effects of decay and ensures you are familiar with the look and feel of your teeth and gums. That way, you can catch any changes that are outside of the norm.

Additionally, be sure to schedule a routine cleaning with our office every six months. This allows professional eyes to closely examine what is happening above and below the surface — and catch any issues before they can develop further.

Schedule Your Emergency Appointment Now

It is important to schedule an appointment as soon as possible if you believe you are experiencing a dental emergency. Waiting can increase your pain level and could allow damage to get worse. This can result in more complicated procedures. We will work with you to have you scheduled as quickly as possible. Give us a call at
1-888-350-1340.

FAQ

• Q: When can I call?

  A: With our emergency hotline you can give us a call any time day or night. A real representative is available 24/7 to get you scheduled.

• Q: How do you know what service I need?

  A: We will carefully listen to the concerns that you have, as well as provide an examination of your current dental condition. We will also take X-rays to see what is happening beneath the surface. From there we can determine the best service for you.

• Q: Can I use cash as a form of payment?

  A: Yes. We also accept credit cards and PPO insurances.