The short answer
For a severe toothache, broken or knocked-out tooth, lost crown, or facial swelling, call Pebble Beach Dental at (916) 347-0575. We reserve time for dental emergencies and see patients the same day whenever possible during office hours. For trouble breathing or swallowing, go to the ER.
- Same-day visits
- When available
- Call
- (916) 347-0575
- Hours
- Mon–Thu
- New patients
- Welcome
What to do before you get here
A few quick steps can save a tooth and ease pain.
- Knocked-out tooth: hold by the crown, rinse gently, keep it in milk, and call immediately
- Toothache: rinse with warm salt water and floss to remove trapped food
- Swelling: apply a cold compress 15 minutes on, 15 off
- Lost crown: keep it safe and bring it with you
Who emergency dentist is right for
- Severe or throbbing toothache
- Chipped, cracked or knocked-out tooth
- Lost filling or crown
- Swelling of the gum or face
- Broken denture or implant crown
What to expect, step by step
- 1
Call us
Describe what happened — we will advise you and find the first available time.
- 2
Relief first
We diagnose the problem and relieve pain at your visit.
- 3
Permanent fix
We plan the right long-term repair once you are comfortable.
How much does emergency dentist cost in Fair Oaks?
Emergency exams are commonly covered by PPO plans. We tell you the cost before any treatment beyond pain relief.
0% financing through CareCredit and Allegro Credit. Uninsured? Ask about our Dental Care Plan.
Emergency Dentist FAQs
Do you see emergencies for new patients?
Yes — call and we will do our best to see you the same day.
When should I go to the ER instead?
Go to the ER for swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, high fever, or uncontrolled bleeding.
Is a chipped tooth an emergency?
If it hurts or has a sharp edge, call us. Small painless chips can usually wait a day or two.
What if it happens on a Friday?
Call our office — our message will guide you to the right next step.
Clinically reviewed by Dr. Michael Atherly, FICOI. Reference: American Dental Association — MouthHealthy. This page is educational and not a substitute for an exam.