Rapid relief and targeted treatment for intense tooth pain
Available 24/7 • Medicaid Accepted
Severe tooth pain can be overwhelming and interfere with your daily routine. Our emergency dental services offer fast, effective relief while targeting the root cause of the problem. Using advanced pain management methods and medications, we prioritize your comfort and quick recovery.
Most patients begin to feel noticeable relief within just 15 to 30 minutes.
Often triggered by biting down or eating something cold or sweet, sharp tooth pain may indicate a cracked tooth or tooth decay or cavities.
Persistent throbbing pain can be a sign of tooth infection or abscess, advanced decay, or even gum disease.
A constant, dull ache is one of the most common types of tooth pain. Possible causes include of teeth grinding or impacted wisdom tooth.
If your teeth hurt when exposed to temperature changes, it may point to worn enamel, gum recession,
cavities or minor cracks
Pain during chewing or biting usually indicates a cracked tooth or tooth decay reaching deeper layers.
When tooth pain spreads to the jaw, ear, or head, it could mean advanced infection
or temporomandibular joint (TMJ) issues.
Thorough Diagnosis
We begin with a prompt yet comprehensive examination, including digital X-rays if needed, to identify the exact source of your pain—whether it’s an infection, abscess, fracture, or decay.
Local Anesthesia
For immediate comfort, we administer local anesthetics to numb the affected area, providing fast pain relief so we can begin treatment without causing further discomfort.
Root Cause Treatment
We go beyond temporary relief by addressing the underlying issue—whether it's draining an abscess, removing infected pulp, repairing a cracked tooth, or extracting one that's beyond saving. This approach provides lasting results, not just short-term symptom relief.
Comprehensive Pain Management
When needed, we prescribe pain relievers, anti-inflammatory medication, and antibiotics to control discomfort and promote healing. We also provide clear home care instructions to help you stay comfortable throughout your recovery.
Severe or persistent tooth pain
Swelling in the face, jaw, or gums
Sudden sensitivity to hot or cold
Pain when biting or chewing
Signs of infection, such as fever or bad breath
Mix ½ teaspoon of salt in a glass of warm water and swish it around your mouth.
Apply an ice pack to the outside of your cheek for 15–20 minutes to numb pain and reduce swelling.
Ibuprofen (Advil) or acetaminophen (Tylenol) can help manage pain and inflammation.
Avoid extremely hot or cold food/drinks.
Elevate your head using pillows when sleeping.
How quickly can I get relief from dental pain?
Most patients experience significant pain relief within 15–30 minutes of receiving emergency treatment, especially when the underlying cause is promptly addressed.
Will I need antibiotics for tooth pain?
Antibiotics may be prescribed if your pain is caused by an infection, such as an abscess. They help reduce inflammation and prevent the spread of bacteria, but they are not a cure on their own.
What happens if I ignore severe tooth pain?
Delaying treatment can lead to worsening infection, tooth loss, or even systemic health issues. It’s always best to address tooth pain early to avoid more serious problems.
Severe tooth pain doesn’t resolve by itself. Our emergency dental team is available 24/7 to provide fast, effective relief whenever you need it.
Open 24-Hours • All Insurance/Medicaid Accepted • Walk-ins and By Appointment Available
Sacramento Emergency Dental Clinics
2010 K St., Suite 101
Sacramento, CA 95811
(877) 462-0628
Opens 24-Hours a Day
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