Emergency Dentistry | Emergency Dentist in Bakersfield, CA

Do you have a problem with your smile that requires immediate attention? Call Rosedale Dental Studio at 661-501-4746. One of our team members can schedule you for a visit with our dentist, Dr. Nicole Chen, for emergency dental care in Bakersfield, California. Our team can relieve your discomfort and help get your smile back to normal.

Our dentist and team prioritize providing prompt and effective care for dental emergencies. We understand that these situations can occur unexpectedly and require immediate attention. If you find yourself facing a dental emergency, we strongly encourage you to reach out to us without delay. Our dedicated team will make every effort to accommodate your needs and schedule an appointment with our experienced dentist as soon as possible, ensuring that you receive the necessary care promptly.

We are well-equipped to handle various types of dental emergencies. Whether you are grappling with severe and persistent toothaches, a lost filling or crown, or damage to the soft tissues of your mouth, including the tongue, cheeks, lips or gums, we are here to help. Additionally, if you have a cracked, fractured, chipped or broken tooth, or if a tooth has been partially or fully knocked out, we have the expertise to address these issues effectively.

Should you encounter any of these conditions or face another type of dental emergency, please do not hesitate to contact our office. Our compassionate team will guide you on how to take care of your smile until you can visit us. However, if you have sustained head or neck trauma along with dental damage, we recommend seeking immediate assistance from the emergency room or your general physician before coming to our office.

For further information about our emergency dental care services, we invite you to get in touch with us today. Your oral health and well-being are our top priorities, and we are committed to providing you with the highest level of care during times of dental emergencies.

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When Should You Call for an Emergency Dental Appointment?

You should schedule an emergency visit with us if you have severe, long-lasting dental oral pain or if you are experiencing swelling. We will also want to see you if you have a tooth that has been partially or completely knocked out or is chipped, fractured, cracked or broken. If you have damaged your lips, gums, cheeks, tongue, or hard or soft palate, please contact our office as soon as you can to plan your visit.

What You Can Do Before Your Visit

In many cases when dealing with oral pain, gently rinsing the area with a solution of warm water and salt can address some of the discomfort. You may also try a cold compress or an over-the-counter pain reliever. If you have lost a tooth, you should gently rinse it and handle it only by the crown. If you cannot fit it back into the socket, keep the tooth moist using milk, a saline solution or even your own saliva until your visit. Our team will give you specific instructions about how to handle your situation.

Other Important Things To Know

If you have a broken jaw, uncontrolled bleeding, or head or neck trauma, do not come in. Instead, visit your local emergency room and contact your primary health care provider before you call our team for your appointment. You should never place aspirin directly on the gums or teeth since this can create damage to the tissues of your mouth. Our [dr_type] and team will also be happy to talk with you about how you can put together your own dental first-aid kit to help you address these problems at home.