Emergency Dentistry
West Hollywood, CA

Dental emergencies can be a major concern and can occur in the most unexpected times. They can be difficult to manage and result in tooth loss, enamel damage, trauma, gum damage, or severe pain. You will need a West Hollywood emergency dentist to provide prompt care to resolve these conditions.

Dr. Matian is a qualified emergency dentist in West Hollywood who can treat any condition. Our office specializes in various restorative and preventive treatment options. These include wisdom tooth extraction, crowns, fillings, periodontics, root canal, and more. If you are experiencing a dental condition that has all the signs of an emergency, our team can help you.

Treating dental emergencies is especially important to prevent them from endangering your overall health. Dr. Matian has treated numerous patients who have experienced emergency dental health concerns. Our team can provide the necessary care to treat initial pain and resolve the source of the problem.

If a dental emergency is interfering with your daily life, please call our office today to schedule an appointment. We will be available to schedule emergency visits.

Steps to Follow when a Dental Emergency Occurs

Dental emergencies can be a major concern and can occur in the most unexpected times. They can be difficult to manage and result in tooth loss, enamel damage, trauma, gum damage, or severe pain. You will need a West Hollywood emergency dentist to provide prompt care to resolve these conditions.

During an emergency, you must stay calm and focus on stopping any bleeding or additional injury. Aspirin or ibuprofen is not recommended for a dental emergency because they can cause excessive bleeding. Pain can be alleviated with acetaminophen.

If the cause of the emergency was a knocked out tooth, you must be very careful not to disturb any tissue attached to the tooth. Rinse your mouth gently and try re-inserting it into the socket. If you cannot do it, do not force the issue and place the tooth in a clean container and see the dentist right away.

If there is any swelling, apply an ice pack to alleviate it and ease pain. For bleeding, use a sterile gauze and apply it gently, with small pressure to control the bleeding.

The best action to take during any kind of dental emergency is to call your dentist and schedule an immediate visit.