Emergency Dentist 24/7 Temecula, CA

Emergency Dental Care in Temecula, California

With any emergency, time is of the essence. You may not have a lot of time to shop around and consider what emergency dentist you can see. Joshua Lange DDS takes the guesswork out of where to go and gets you on the road to recovery quickly. Dr. Lange and his team of professionals provide exceptional dental care that can help alleviate your pain promptly so you can get back to what matters.

Patients seeking emergency dental care in the Temecula area can count on Dr. Lange and his team to provide quality care at a moment’s notice. Contact Dr. Lange and his team for more information or to schedule an emergency appointment today.

Emergency Patients Welcome

At Joshua Lange DDS, you do not have to have an existing relationship with us to obtain quality care for your dental emergency. Existing patients will receive the top-of-the-line quality care and compassion that they have come to associate with our office. New patients will receive the same level of care for whatever their dental concerns may be. Regardless of our history, our main goal is to resolve your dental issues. We hope that throughout our time working with you, you’ll come to establish a long-term doctor-patient relationship with us for you and your family.

Those new to Joshua Lange DDS and those existing alike will receive exceptional emergency care. Contact our office about any dental emergencies as soon as possible. We want to provide the best for our patients, and we know that involves getting to an issue quickly before something small becomes something large.

Dental Emergencies to Watch For

Dental emergencies can vary greatly. Some emergencies are immediate, such as getting a tooth knocked out in a hockey game. Some can provide early warning signs that get worse as time goes on. Regardless of the situation, getting it examined asap is the best course for fast relief. Our offices handle a wide range of emergencies, including:

• Tooth pain. Aches and other discomforts are often early warning signs that something is wrong. Toothaches are never normal, and unexpected sensitively can be a sign that a problem needs to be addressed.
• Dental repair. Accidents happen, and many accidents can cause damage to your teeth. This could be from a high-contact sport to a spill off of a bicycle. When you hit your face, jaw, or mouth, you run the risk of causing cracks, chips, breaks, and even full-blown knock-outs of your teeth. It is important to have these incidents checked out, even if the damage appears minor.
• Filling repair and replacement. Over time, our fillings can become loose or fall out entirely. There can be several factors that can cause this, but what is most important is getting it examined by a dental professional. Waiting too long can cause your tooth to further decay, which could lead to a more serious procedure.
• Emergency extractions. Dentists will do all they can to protect and save your natural teeth. In some instances, however, it is better to have the tooth completely removed. This is often due to some sort of infection that runs the risk of spreading to other teeth.
• Tenderness of the gums. Gum tenderness or sensitivity can be a warning sign of something happening to the tissue below the surface. It is important to have the source of the pain evaluated so that proper care can be taken.
• Unexpected jaw pain. Pain or swelling in the jaw can be a symptom of infection. This infection usually focuses on the bone and tissues responsible for supporting your teeth. Seeking emergency dental care can help to alleviate the pain associated with this infection.
• Root canal. There can be several reasons to have a root canal. It is often associated with a specific tooth needing repeat attention or a tooth in which the root has died. This procedure helps to save the natural tooth.
• Replacement or repair of the crown. Crowns are important pieces of dental equipment because they help to protect a tooth that was once at risk of extraction. If you notice a loosening or missing crown, you must contact a dentist immediately for an emergency repair or replacement.

How Can I Prevent Dental Emergencies?

In an ideal world, all emergencies could be avoided. While that isn’t the case, there are still several things you can do to prevent dental emergencies. Proper brushing, flossing, and maintenance of your teeth can keep your teeth in good condition. Another helpful aspect is maintaining regular dentist appointments. It is recommended that you see a dentist once every six months. This ensures you are getting a proper cleaning, as well as keeping track of your oral health. By seeing your dentist regularly, it will be easier to catch any changes or discrepancies that can happen throughout the year. Early detection can make a huge difference to any procedures or services needed.

Additional preventive measures should be taken if you are actively involved in a high-contact sport. A blow to your face, jaw, or mouth could have serious repercussions for your teeth. It is beneficial to have a custom-fitting dental guard when you play to ensure protection from the unexpected.

Schedule Your Emergency Visit

Don’t wait in discomfort to shop around for an emergency dentist. The staff at Joshua Lange DDS is highly trained and ready to help with any dental emergency. We can assess your dental crisis and help to alleviate your pain quickly and professionally. Contact us through our website or give us a call at (951) 327- 2116 today.

FAQ

• Q: Will I receive same-day emergency treatment?

  A: At Joshua Lange DDS, we do our best to see patients as soon as possible regarding their emergency. Our phone line is available 24/7, and we reserve times for needed emergency services

• Q: What will my procedure cost?

  A: Each procedure is different and will vary in cost. We will always be direct with you, providing a clear breakdown of procedural expenses before any work is done.

• Q: How do I pay for my procedure?

  A: When it comes to payment, Joshua Lange DDS accepts most PPO insurance. They also accept cash, credit card, Care Credit, Ally, and Lending Club.