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If you need fast help for dental emergencies in Irvine or nearby areas, your Tozzer Dental team is often available for same-day care. That’s because we reserve time in our daily schedule to allow us to treat emergencies. Given Dr. Charles Tozzer’s 40-year career in dentistry, there are few emergency situations he hasn’t handled.
In addition to an experienced dentist and same-day appointments, our emergency care includes:
If you need emergency dental care, call us ASAP at 949-857-1270.
We handle many common emergencies with restorative dental care:
In some cases, a tooth will be so badly damaged that an extraction is needed. In most cases, we’ll be able to remove the tooth for you.
Even if you’re normally calm at the dentist, a dental emergency can make you feel anxious. We can soothe your nerves with one of our three kinds of dental sedation:
Need help for dental emergencies in Irvine? Call us ASAP at 949-857-1270.
In his 40 years of practice, Dr. Tozzer has seen many dental emergencies. Some of the most common ones are broken teeth, severe toothaches caused by infected teeth, and broken dental restorations. We reserve time in our daily schedule for handling emergencies, so we can quickly relieve any discomfort you’re feeling.
Some emergencies are more time sensitive than others. If a tooth gets knocked out, you’ll have the best chance of saving it if you can see us within an hour. We’ll give you directions on how to transport the tooth to our office. Most other emergencies can wait a day or so. We’ll give you directions on what to do to minimize discomfort until you can see us.
You can certainly go to the ER for dental emergencies, but be aware that a dentist will probably not be available to treat you. They will most likely offer you pain relievers and/or antibiotics to control an infection until you’re able to get a dental appointment. Infection can be serious, so you should go to the ER if you’re in severe pain or if you’re experiencing fever with pain and/or swelling.
