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Emergency Dentist in Aliso Viejo

If you are experiencing severe tooth pain, swelling, or a broken tooth, call us immediately. We reserve daily emergency slots for prompt, same-day care.

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Same-Day Dental Pain Relief & Stabilization

A dental emergency can disrupt your life, cause severe pain, and require immediate clinical attention to save a compromised tooth. At Aliso Viejo Family Dental Group, we understand that accidents and toothaches don't wait.

Dr. Reza Tafreshi and our clinical team prioritize active emergency patients. Our main objective during an emergency visit is to eliminate acute pain, diagnose the underlying cause, and stabilize your teeth and gums.

Dental Emergencies We Treat Daily

Please contact our office immediately if you are experiencing any of the following:

Severe Toothaches

Sudden, throbbing pain that keeps you awake. Often indicates nerve inflammation or an abscess.

Knocked-Out Teeth

Accidents from sports or falls. The first 60 minutes are critical to replant and save the tooth root.

Broken or Cracked Teeth

Fractured enamel from biting hard objects, exposing sensitive inner dentin or nerve tissue.

Lost Crowns or Fillings

Exposes vulnerable tooth structure to temperature changes, decay, and pressure discomfort.

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Dental Emergency?

Call our office directly. We prioritize emergency patients and can prepare an operatory room for your arrival.

Call (949) 360-9700
Same-Day Response

Reserved slots available weekdays.

Insurances Welcomed

PPO, Denti-Cal, and Cherry financing.

First Aid: What to Do Immediately

Taking these critical steps before you arrive at our Aliso Viejo clinic can relieve discomfort and save your tooth.

Step 1

If a Tooth is Knocked Out

Handle the tooth ONLY by the crown (the biting surface), never the root. If dirty, rinse gently with water or milk. Try to place it back in the socket. If not possible, store it in a container of milk or your own saliva and come in immediately.

Step 2

If the Tooth is Fractured

Rinse your mouth gently with warm saltwater. Save any broken tooth fragments. Apply a cold compress to the outside of your cheek to minimize facial swelling, and avoid biting down on that area.

Step 3

If You Have Gum Swelling

Visible swelling near a tooth root indicates a dental abscess or deep infection. Apply cold compresses in 20-minute intervals. Do not apply hot packs or place aspirin directly on the gums, as it can burn the tissue.

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