Severe dental pain or an injured tooth can be frightening, and timely guidance matters. One Ounce Dental cannot promise same-day emergency availability. Call the practice for urgent assessment; call 911 or go to an emergency department for life-threatening symptoms.
Severe or persistent pain, fever with tooth symptoms, dental trauma, facial or jaw swelling, drainage, a broken restoration, or a knocked-out tooth should be assessed promptly. Call the practice for urgent guidance, or an emergency provider if we cannot see you in time.
Call 911 or go to an emergency department for difficulty breathing or swallowing, rapidly spreading face or neck swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, confusion, or major facial trauma. For other urgent dental symptoms, contact an established dentist or endodontist promptly.
A treating clinician reviews your symptoms, health history, and the affected area, with images when appropriate. The next step depends on the diagnosis and may include stabilizing the concern, definitive dental treatment, medication when indicated, referral, or follow-up.
Some emergencies can be managed during an initial visit, while others require additional treatment. Follow the treating clinician's instructions, attend recommended follow-up appointments, and contact that provider if symptoms change or worsen.
Request an appointment and our team will follow up to confirm a time, or call 909.283.3130. An examination is required before a treatment recommendation can be made.
Request AppointmentSevere pain, dental trauma, a knocked-out tooth, or a broken restoration can require urgent attention. Contact an established dental provider promptly. Use emergency medical services for life-threatening warning signs.
One Ounce Dental does not promise same-day emergency availability. Call the practice for urgent dental symptoms, or emergency medical services for life-threatening warning signs.
Contact an established dentist immediately because timing matters. Handle the tooth by the crown rather than the root, avoid scrubbing it, and keep it moist while you seek situation-specific professional guidance.
Call emergency medical services for potentially life-threatening symptoms, including difficulty breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or major facial trauma. Dental follow-up can be arranged after immediate medical safety is addressed.
The treating clinician assesses the affected area and identifies the likely source. After evaluation, they explain whether the concern can be addressed then, needs planned follow-up, or requires referral. Availability and treatment cannot be promised in advance.
