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39 Dentists found in Sacramento, CA
Elk Grove Immanuel Dental
7119 Elk Grove Blvd #137, Elk Grove CA 95758

Dental Excellence of Greenhaven
1108 Corporate Way #2, Sacramento CA 95831
Wong Dennis D DDS
1108 Corporate Way #2, Sacramento CA 95831

Nuova Dental Office
925 Secret River Dr A2, Sacramento CA 95831
Elk Grove Dental Care
9105 Bruceville Rd, Elk Grove CA 95758
Smile Maker Dentistry Elk Grove
9015 Bruceville Rd #130, Elk Grove CA 95758

Laguna Village Dental
8239 Laguna Blvd, Elk Grove CA 95758
Sacramento Valley Dental Specialists
9323 Laguna Springs Dr #100, Elk Grove CA 95758
Laguna Smiles - Dr. Gursimrat K. Sekhon, DDS
9307 Laguna Springs Dr #110, Elk Grove CA 95758

Pacific Dental Center Inc
7325 Franklin Blvd, Sacramento CA 95823
New Dental Images
9275 E Stockton Blvd #200, Elk Grove CA 95624
Boulevard Family Dentistry
8880 Elk Grove Blvd, Elk Grove CA 95624
Dentist
7521 W Stockton Blvd, Sacramento CA 95823
Ultimate Dental Group
7521 W Stockton Blvd #130, Sacramento CA 95823
Family Dental Group - Dr. Kumar Ramalingam
6966 65th St, Sacramento CA 95823
Emergency Dentist Sacramento CA
4611 Freeport Blvd Fegan Way Alley # 1, Sacramento CA 95822

Esthetic Dental Care: Nguyen Loan K DDS
8359 Elk Grove Florin Rd, Sacramento CA 95829
Dentistry of East Sacramento
1005 39th St, Sacramento CA 95816
Apple Periodontics & dental Implants
717 13th St #A, Sacramento CA 95814
Fine Touch Dental
701 Howe Ave ste b34, Sacramento CA 95825
Natomas Family Dentistry
1520 W El Camino Ave, Sacramento CA 95833
Bright Now! Dental
591 Watt Ave Suite 100, Sacramento CA 95864
Children's Choice Pediatric Dental Care
1580 Howe Ave, Sacramento CA 95825

Amini Hanan DDS
3000 Arden Way Ste 4, Sacramento CA 95825
Arden Executive Dental
3000 Arden Way #4, Sacramento CA 95825
Arben Celaj, D.D.S.
1870 Avondale Ave #2, Sacramento CA 95825
Natomas Dental
3291 Truxel Rd Ste 13, Sacramento CA 95833
Simply Smiles Dental Care
9655 Folsom Blvd, Sacramento CA 95827
Dr. Luzminda Corpuz DMD
3711 Truxel Rd #1, Sacramento CA 95834
Truxel Dental
3880 Truxel Rd #600, Sacramento CA 95834
Market West Dental Group
3290 Arena Blvd Ste 610, Sacramento CA 95834

Formoli Shahnaz L DDS Arden Park Dental Care
4360 Arden Way #3, Sacramento CA 95864
El Camino Family Dental Practice
3021 El Camino Ave, Sacramento CA 95821
Serenity Dental
4130 Truxel Rd, Sacramento CA 95834
Smiles Dental Studio, Dr. Neelofar Khan DDS
4410 Duckhorn Dr suite a, Sacramento CA 95834

Smith Family Dentistry
4301 El Camino Ave, Sacramento CA 95821
Dental Implant Solutions of Sacramento CA
4301 El Camino Ave #1, Sacramento CA 95821
DENTALSource of California
3901 Marconi Ave, Sacramento CA 95821
Park Place Dental Group and Orthodontics
4690 Natomas Blvd Ste 100, Sacramento CA 95835


What You’ll Need for Your Emergency Dentist Appointment
Make sure you have the following listed below with you before you leave to go to your emergency dentist appointment:- Paperwork and documentation taken home from your most recent dental visit
- A list detailing your current medications and known allergies
- Insurance information for filing an insurance claim, if you have dental insurance
The Most Commonly Treated Dental Emergencies
Dental emergencies are typically the result of some form of accident or injury, but some are the result of an untreated, ignored, or unidentified oral health problem that escalated into something more serious. If your dental emergency is the result of the former, the first thing you need to do is make sure you haven’t sustained any head injuries. A concussion is a prime example of a sustained head injury. If you do have trauma to the head, you need to go to your local emergency room to seek treatment straight away.
Lost and/or Knocked Out Teeth
Losing a tooth can be scary enough, but not as scary as what can happen if sustained head trauma isn’t treated as soon as possible. If you’re completely sure head trauma hasn’t occurred, or it’s been treated, try your best to find the tooth. Make sure you handle the tooth by the crown and barely, if at all, by the root. Handling the root too much can destroy the tooth entirely. If you’re successful in doing so, you can try putting it back in the empty socket as a temporary preservation method. If you’re unable to do so for whatever reason, the next best thing is to store it in a cup of milk or water and bring that with you to your emergency dentist appointment.Oral Infections and Abscessed Teeth
The problem with oral infections is that patients typically don’t treat them like any other type of infection. Unfortunately, they are just as deadly and can be fatal if they are left untreated for even a short period of time. Check your mouth on a regular basis for small, red bumps, or anything that looks out of the ordinary, in general. Oral infections are not usually identified until the shooting pain starts, but checking your mouth for anything abnormal is the best way to catch one early on. Call us as soon as you possibly can if you believe an oral infection is present – even if it’s a minor suspicion.
Lost Filling or Crown
Fillings and crowns are very common, but that doesn’t mean you can brush off one falling out of place. They are put in place to protect a tooth from further damage, so leaving the tooth open and exposed is the best way to destroy it and make it impossible for the emergency dentist to refill or recap it. What you need to do if you lose a filling or a crown is get your hands on some dental cement, cotton balls, pieces of gauze, whatever you can find to cover the tooth. Whatever you use, make sure you’re consistent with it and keep the tooth protected at all times.Emergency Tooth Extractions
Being told you need to have an emergency tooth extraction can be pretty scary, especially if you didn’t know you needed one until the last minute. Fortunately, the best way to be prepared is to know a bit about how one works so you know what to expect. A numbing agent will be used to ensure no pain is felt whatsoever – just some minor pressure when the tooth is being removed. Once it’s had a chance to kick in, the emergency dentist will then use a set of dental pliers to remove the tooth whole or in pieces, whichever is easiest. Once the tooth has been removed, you will then be given instructions on how to care for the extraction site at home. You need to follow these aftercare instructions to the letter to ensure the site does not become infected, or you’ll end up right back in the emergency dentist’s chair.Same Day Denture Repair in Sacramento
Damaged or broken dentures are just as problematic as broken teeth, which make same day denture repair in Sacramento a very real necessity. Unfortunately this, plus emergency denture repair Sacramento, have been hard to find in the past. Because of this, we’ve made sure to have emergency dentists who work with denture lab technicians in our emergency dentist referral network. Repairs, fittings, and everything denture-related can all be taken care of in a single appointment, on the same day we book the appointment for you.
Emergency Dentist vs Emergency Room Doctor
Sometimes both an emergency dentist and an emergency room doctor are needed, but it’s important to know which one is needed first. Emergency dentists can save your teeth, but they cannot treat your head trauma. Emergency room doctors are the only option for treating your head trauma. Some hospitals have emergency dentists on call, but don’t count on this.For more information or to seek immediate help from a 24-hour dentist, you can call Emergency Dentist 24/7 toll-free at (855)-352-6790. Our operators are standing by right now to take your call.
There are a wide variety of common injuries and emergencies that require immediate or as soon as possible dental care. Fortunately for you, these are often easily dealt with and do not require such a fuss once you’ve made it to an emergency dentist.