If you are in a dental emergency, pick up that phone and call us as soon as possible. Your dental emergency needs immediate attention.
Whether you are visiting the Santa Barbara Zoo or Goleta Beach Park, even if it is outside business hours, you can always trust our emergency dentists in Santa Barbara, CA, to provide you with urgent dental care when you need it most. 
Call Emergency Dental Pros - we can help relieve your severe toothache, fix your chipped tooth, treat gum disease, or address any dental emergency you may have.
There are many different types of dental emergencies. These are some of the most common dental emergencies we encounter:
- Broken tooth
- Cracked tooth
- Jaw pain
- Natural tooth knocked out
- Damaged teeth due to injury or tooth decay
- Objects stuck between teeth
- Gum diseases
- Severe toothaches
- Lost crowns
- Cracked, broken, or chipped baby tooth
- Loose dental fillings
- Abscessed tooth
- Oral infections
- Tooth decay that may need extraction or root canal therapy
- Dental trauma, which includes facial trauma
- Bleeding gums
If your dental emergency is not on the list, don't hesitate to contact us. Our emergency dental services are designed to treat your unique oral problem.
When Do You Need an Emergency Dentist?
At times, we think we have a dental emergency when in fact, the matter can be addressed with a few simple steps.
Whether it is an over-the-counter pain reliever, cold compresses, a gargle of salt and warm water, or a warm compress, sometimes minor discomforts can be relieved. But sometimes it can't.
So when do you need an emergency dentist?
- If you have a severe toothache, try brushing your teeth. Rinse and floss afterward. If you are still experiencing pain, call us for emergency treatment.
- You may need an emergency dental visit if you have a knocked-out tooth or broken teeth. Call Emergency Dental Pros in Santa Barbara, California.
- If you have gum or soft tissue injuries, try to stop the bleeding. If it does not stop, call for immediate care.
- Contact our trusted emergency dentist if you have loose or broken wires, dentures, or braces.
- If you have painful chipped teeth, or if a cracked tooth has gotten worse, call us for proper care.
- If you lost your dental filling or your dental crown, call us to understand your treatment options, which may include a temporary crown.
- If you have a loose tooth, call our dental office ASAP to learn more about how our emergency dentistry services can treat your loose tooth.
- Dental abscesses can cause further damage and serious complications. If you have a dental abscess, give us a call for immediate attention.
Dental Emergencies and Home Remedies
Dental emergencies require swift action. This can include trying some common home remedies before traveling to the dental office for your emergency dental needs.
Here are a few helpful tips for dental emergencies:
Toothaches
When you have severe tooth pain, rinse your mouth with warm water. This can help alleviate dental pain and minimize inflammation.
You can also apply a cold compress to the outside of your mouth. An ice pack can help with swelling and provide you with immediate relief.
Knocked out teeth
If you or a loved one has a knocked-out tooth, rinse it with water. You can try to put it back into its socket but if this proves difficult, store your knocked-out tooth in milk and bring it to your emergency dental appointment.
Do not touch the root of the tooth.
When it comes to tooth loss, call us for your emergency appointments. We know tooth loss is one of the many dental crises you should never ignore. Call our dentist immediately to receive same-day dental care.
Cracked teeth
When you have cracked teeth because of tooth injury due to contact sports, rinse your cracked tooth (or teeth) with warm salt water. Place a cold compress on the outside of your mouth. This should reduce swelling.
It is also important to remember not to chew on the affected side with the broken tooth. Choose soft foods for your diet. But remember, these are just temporary remedies. Call us at Emergency Dental Pros for prompt emergency dental care.
Lost Crowns/Lost Fillings
You can temporarily replace lost crowns or fillings with dental cement or sugar-free gum. These items can easily be purchased over the counter from your local pharmacy in Santa Barbara County.
Do not chew on the side of the mouth with the lost restorations. When you get the chance, call or visit us for emergency care.
Oral Infections and Dental Abscesses
When you have oral infections or an abscess, a salt and water solution will reduce the bacteria that can cause health complications. This should also ease discomfort and control swelling.
You may also resort to pain relievers if you are experiencing oral pain. For persistent oral pain, drop by our dental office for emergency dental care when you can.
Keep in mind that these steps only provide temporary relief. These remedies should never replace dental treatment that our emergency dentists can provide.
It is crucial that you see us for emergency dental care as soon as possible. This will help our experts properly diagnose and provide urgent treatment to alleviate pain.
As much as we prioritize your dental health, we highly recommend that you seek immediate medical attention if you have severe pains in other parts of your body.
Emergency Dental Pros - Santa Barbara, California
Emergency dentistry is our specialty. Our emergency treatments are designed to maintain optimum oral health.
We have a team of dental professionals who are experts in emergency dentistry.
Whether you have a tooth infection, an issue with exposed nerves, or knocked out teeth, we can get you with immediate assistance.
Our dedicated team of oral health experts accepts same-day appointments for immediate emergency assistance.
Rest assured, with our modern emergency dental facility, you will walk out of our emergency room with a smile and complete confidence.
Set your first dental appointment today!
Our office is always open for patients in urgent need.
Emergency Dental Pros
7 W Figueroa St Suite 300, Santa Barbara, CA 93101, United States
(855) 407-7377
