Emergency dental care

Same-Day Relief When You Need It Most

At All On Smile, we understand that unexpected dental pain or problems can happen at any time. Whether you’re dealing with a broken tooth, swelling, or severe discomfort, our caring team is here to help you find fast, effective relief.

Your comfort and well-being are always our top priority. Whenever possible, we’ll make every effort to see patients the same day to help you get out of pain quickly and restore your peace of mind.

If you’re in pain or need urgent dental care, call us right away, we’ll guide you through the next steps and schedule you for prompt attention

Common Dental Emergencies We Treat

Severe Toothache or Infection

Persistent or severe pain can indicate infection or nerve inflammation. We’ll identify the cause and relieve discomfort as quickly as possible.

Broken or Fractured Tooth

Chipped, cracked, or broken teeth can expose the nerve and cause sensitivity or pain. We’ll assess the damage and restore your tooth to protect it from further harm.

Knocked-Out or Dislodged Tooth

If a tooth is completely or partially knocked out, seek care immediately. The sooner treatment begins, the higher the chance of saving the tooth.

Lost Filling or Crown

If a filling or crown comes loose, the tooth beneath may become sensitive or vulnerable. Call our office promptly to prevent additional complications.

Swelling or Dental Abscess

Swelling of the gums, face, or jaw can signal an infection that requires urgent care. Early treatment prevents the infection from spreading and relieves pain.

Soft Tissue Injury

Cuts or trauma to the gums, cheeks, or lips should be examined promptly to ensure proper healing and avoid infection.

Emergency Tooth Extraction

While our goal is always to preserve natural teeth, there are times when an emergency extraction is necessary to eliminate infection or severe pain.

If a tooth is too damaged to repair, Dr. Ngo will perform the extraction gently and safely, explaining each step to help you feel at ease.

After your procedure, we’ll discuss options for restoring your smile — such as implants, bridges, or partial dentures — once healing is complete.