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Emergency Dental Services in Los Angeles, CA

Most people don’t consider how they would handle a dental emergency until they are experiencing one. If you don’t have a reliable dentist who provides emergency care, this means you’ll need to find one at a moment’s notice. When you are experiencing a dental emergency, you don’t have a lot of time to waste scrolling through your phone to find the best option possible.

If you are in the Los Angeles area, the professional dental staff at Pineschi Raanan can provide the emergency services you need when you need them the most. Dr. Justin Raanan and his team can quickly address your concern, alleviate any pain, and provide you with the service you require to restore your dental health. If you fear you are experiencing a dental emergency, don’t hesitate to contact our office. The sooner we can provide the help you need, the sooner you can get back to your routine.

Accepting New and Existing Patients

At Pineschi Raanan, we are dedicated to helping patients in need, regardless if they are existing or new patients. We want to provide the same experience for all patients entering our office. All patients can rest assured that they will receive the best care possible throughout their entire visit to our office.

Dr. Raanan and our team provide compassionate care that you can expect with every visit. We are dedicated to creating an environment that is as relaxing as possible. We understand that emergency services can feel overwhelming. We will do what we can to relieve any tension and provide top-of-the-line care.

Emergency Services Available

We provide a wide range of different dental services to address a variety of emergency dental concerns. Whether you’ve been living with issues for a while or your concern is abrupt, we can address it quickly to restore your dental health. Our services include:

• Extractions. When care is delayed, damage or decay can create significant problems. These problems include infections and pain. Your dentist may suggest a full tooth extraction if other dental services are unable to provide the long-term relief you need.
• Infection relief. Oral health issues can create infections that spread beneath the surface of your gums. You may notice unpleasant smells or tastes when eating or drinking. You may also notice swelling along the jawbone and surrounding tissue. If you are worried you are experiencing an infection, it is important to schedule an appointment with us quickly. We can determine the cause of the infection and provide the treatment you need to prevent repeat infections and pain.
• Toothaches. Toothaches are often first experienced as a sharp, abrupt pain. Over time, this pain can become more persistent. Toothaches often get worse because they tend to be a symptom of a larger dental concern. If that concern isn’t properly treated, the toothache can persist.
• Avulsed teeth. This dental emergency is often referred to as a knockout, and it happens when a tooth becomes fully dislodged. It is commonly caused by a hard blow to the jaw, mouth, or face. You want to have this examined to ensure no further damage was caused to the surrounding tissue or blood vessels. Other tooth damage you should schedule an appointment for include chips, breaks, and cracks.
• Root canal therapy. This procedure helps to protect your natural teeth from requiring extraction. It helps to make sure the tooth and root have a good connection to prevent death or further decay.
• Filling or crown loss. If you’ve ever needed previous dental work, you likely received a filling or crown. If you lose a crown or filling, you should have it replaced as quickly as possible. This helps prevent any further decay or damage to the troubled tooth. It also helps to prevent pain or discomfort associated with the exposed inner tooth.
• Gum discomfort. It can be hard to detect what dental issues you are experiencing. This is because many issues can be below the surface. If you start to experience discomfort or pain, we can properly assess what is happening to provide relief.

Taking Care of Your Dental Health

There are different steps you can take to avoid a dental emergency. One important step is taking care of your teeth and gums at home, which includes brushing and flossing your teeth consistently. Brushing and flossing keeps your risk of decay and potential damage much lower than if you brush and floss on an inconsistent schedule. The next important step is to schedule six-month cleaning appointments at our office. This provides us with the opportunity to better keep track of any changes occurring to your dental health. The best way to avoid dental emergencies is to catch a problem early.

Additionally, if you participate in sports, especially high-contact sports, it is beneficial to invest in a dental guard. The dental guard can help to protect teeth from cracks, chips, and knockouts when taking an unexpected blow.

Call Our Office

If you are concerned about your dental health, there is no reason to wait. The sooner we can provide the care you need, the sooner you can be confident in the condition of your dental health. Many dental emergencies can get worse over time, which is why it is so important to contact us early on. You can call our office at 1-888-350-1340.

FAQ

• Q: When is the best time to reach your office?

  A: We are committed to providing an experience that is convenient for our patients. With that in mind, we provide a hotline number that can be contacted at all hours of the day. You can call at any time and be connected with a representative who will get you scheduled for your emergency appointment as quickly as possible.

• Q: Are dental emergencies expensive?

  A: Charges associated with dental care vary based on the type of care you need. Some procedures are rather simple, while others are much more complicated. We understand that cost can be a major concern for many patients seeking emergency care. When you visit our office, we still start with a careful examination. This lets us determine what service is the best option for your dental concerns. We will always discuss all of your options with you, including costs.

• Q: Will my insurance cover my procedure?

  A: Every insurance company is unique when it comes to coverage. We accept several different PPO insurances. You can contact your insurance company to discover exactly what will and won’t be covered.