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Emergency Dentist in Brentwood — Same-Day Urgent Dental Care

Urgent Dental Care in Brentwood, Los Angeles

When a dental emergency strikes, every minute matters. At Primary Integrative Dentistry in Brentwood, we make time for you, shifting schedules, staying late, and doing whatever it takes to get you out of pain the same day you call.

Led by Dr. Tzur Gabi, a board-certified prosthodontist with advanced training beyond general dentistry, our team uses 3D imaging, AI-assisted diagnostics, and regenerative therapies to not only relieve your pain but protect your long-term oral health.

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11980 San Vicente Blvd #902, Los Angeles, CA 90049 (Brentwood)
Monday through Thursday | Extended 10-Hour Days

What to do during a dental emergency - step by step guide for Brentwood patients

Common Dental Emergencies We Treat in Brentwood

Whether it happens during a meal, on the sports field, or in the middle of the night, dental emergencies demand immediate professional attention. Here are the most common emergencies we see at our Brentwood practice:

Knocked-Out Tooth (Dental Avulsion)

A knocked-out permanent tooth is one of the most time-sensitive emergencies in dentistry. If you can get to our office within 30 minutes, there is a strong chance we can save your natural tooth. In the meantime, gently rinse the tooth without touching the root, try to place it back in the socket, or store it in milk or saliva. Do not wait more than two hours.

Broken or Fractured Teeth

A cracked, chipped, or fractured tooth can expose the inner pulp to bacteria, leading to infection and intense pain. Whether the break happened from biting something hard or from an impact, we provide same-day evaluation and treatment to stabilize the tooth and prevent further damage.

Severe Toothache

Persistent, throbbing tooth pain often signals an infection, deep decay, or an abscess forming beneath the gumline. Over-the-counter pain relief may help temporarily, but a toothache that wakes you up at night or makes it impossible to eat needs professional diagnosis. Our AI-assisted imaging can pinpoint the exact source of pain quickly and accurately.

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Dental Abscess or Infection

A dental abscess is a pocket of pus caused by bacterial infection. Symptoms include swelling, fever, a foul taste in your mouth, and severe pain. This is a serious emergency; untreated abscesses can spread to the jaw, head, or neck. We provide immediate drainage, pain relief, and a treatment plan to eliminate the infection at its source.

Lost or Broken Dental Restoration

If a crown, filling, bridge, or veneer falls out or breaks, the exposed tooth becomes vulnerable to decay and sensitivity. As a prosthodontist-led practice, Dr. Gabi specializes in restoring and replacing dental work with precision, often in fewer visits than a general dentist would require.

Soft Tissue Injuries

Cuts, tears, or puncture wounds to the gums, lips, cheeks, or tongue can cause significant bleeding and pain. Apply gentle pressure with clean gauze and come in immediately. We will assess whether sutures or further treatment are necessary.

What to Do During a Dental Emergency

Knowing how to respond in the first minutes of a dental emergency can mean the difference between saving and losing a tooth. Follow these steps while you call our Brentwood office:

  1. Stay calm. Panic makes it harder to think clearly and follow the right steps.
  2. Call us immediately at our Brentwood office. We will walk you through what to do and arrange a same-day appointment.
  3. Control bleeding by applying firm pressure with a clean cloth or gauze.
  4. Save any tooth fragments. Place broken pieces or a knocked-out tooth in milk, saline, or saliva; never wrap it in tissue.
  5. Manage pain with over-the-counter ibuprofen (not aspirin, which can increase bleeding). A cold compress on the outside of your cheek can reduce swelling.
  6. Do not attempt DIY fixes. Superglue, aspirin placed on the gum, or pushing a tooth back forcefully can cause more harm.

If you experience severe facial swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, or uncontrollable bleeding, go to your nearest emergency room first, then follow up with our office for dental-specific care.

Why Choose Primary Integrative Dentistry for Emergency Dental Care in Brentwood

Prosthodontist-Led Care

Dr. Tzur Gabi completed three additional years of specialty training beyond dental school, focusing on complex tooth restoration and replacement. When your emergency involves a broken crown, damaged implant, or multi-tooth trauma, you are in the hands of a specialist, not just a general dentist.

Advanced Diagnostic Technology

We use 3D CBCT imaging and FDA-cleared AI diagnostics (Overjet) to identify fractures, infections, and bone damage that standard X-rays can miss. Faster, more accurate diagnosis means faster relief.

Same-Day Emergency Appointments

We understand emergencies cannot wait. Our team will rearrange the schedule to accommodate urgent cases the same day you call, Monday through Thursday during our extended hours.

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Regenerative Treatment Options

Unlike practices that focus only on temporary fixes, we use platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) therapy, ozone therapy, and biocompatible materials to support your body’s natural healing after emergency treatment. This means better outcomes and faster recovery.

A Whole-Health Approach

Dental emergencies can reveal underlying health issues, from untreated decay to gum disease linked to heart health. As an integrative practice, we do not just patch the problem. We identify the root cause and create a plan to protect your health long-term.

What to Expect at Your Emergency Visit

We know you are in pain and want answers fast. Here is what happens when you arrive at our Brentwood office:

  1. Immediate assessment. We prioritize getting you comfortable. Pain management comes first.
  2. Advanced imaging. A targeted 3D scan or digital X-ray helps us see exactly what is going on, including hidden fractures and infections.
  3. Clear diagnosis. Dr. Gabi will explain what happened, what needs to happen next, and all your treatment options in plain language.
  4. Same-day treatment when possible. Many emergencies, such as extractions, temporary crowns, abscess drainage, and re-cementation, can be handled in a single visit.
  5. Follow-up plan. If additional treatment is needed, we schedule it promptly and ensure you leave comfortable and informed.

Your emergency visit typically takes 30 minutes or longer, depending on the complexity. We will never rush your care.

Brentwood Emergency Dentist Hours and Location

Primary Integrative Dentistry
11980 San Vicente Blvd #902
Los Angeles, CA 90049 (Brentwood)

Emergency Hours: Monday through Thursday (Extended 10-Hour Days)
Phone: Call our office for immediate assistance

We are conveniently located in the heart of Brentwood, easily accessible from Santa Monica, Pacific Palisades, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Century City, and Westwood.

New Patient Emergency Special

If this is your first visit, you are eligible for our free comprehensive exam, which includes a 360-degree scan, CBCT imaging, digital X-rays, and screening for over 99 dental and medical concerns. For emergency patients, this means we get a complete picture of your oral health, not just the immediate problem.

Add a dental cleaning for just $100 (regular price $279).

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What qualifies as a dental emergency?

A dental emergency is any situation involving severe pain, uncontrolled bleeding, a knocked-out or broken tooth, facial swelling, or signs of infection like fever and pus. If you are unsure whether your situation is an emergency, call our Brentwood office and we will help you determine the right next step.

Do you offer same-day emergency dental appointments in Brentwood?

Yes. We make every effort to see emergency patients the same day they call. Our team will adjust the schedule to fit you in as quickly as possible, Monday through Thursday.

What should I do if my tooth gets knocked out?

Pick up the tooth by the crown (the white part), not the root. Gently rinse off any debris without scrubbing. Try to place it back in the socket. If that is not possible, store it in milk or saliva and get to our office within 30 minutes for the best chance of saving the tooth.

How much does an emergency dental visit cost?

Emergency visit costs depend on the type of treatment needed. New patients at Primary Integrative Dentistry receive a free comprehensive exam, including advanced imaging, which helps us diagnose your emergency accurately. We accept most insurance plans and can discuss payment options when you arrive.

Is a toothache a dental emergency?

A mild toothache that comes and goes may not be urgent, but severe, persistent tooth pain, especially if accompanied by swelling, fever, or sensitivity to heat, often indicates an infection that needs prompt treatment. Do not ignore tooth pain that keeps you awake at night.

Can an emergency dentist do a root canal the same day?

In many cases, yes. If the diagnosis confirms that a root canal is needed and the tooth is treatable, we can often begin or complete the procedure during your emergency visit. Dr. Gabi uses advanced techniques including ozone therapy and regenerative protocols for better outcomes.

What is the difference between an emergency dentist and an emergency room for dental problems?

Emergency rooms can manage pain and prescribe antibiotics, but they typically cannot perform dental procedures like extractions, root canals, or restorations. An emergency dentist provides definitive treatment that addresses the actual cause of your pain, not just the symptoms.

Do you treat children for dental emergencies?

Yes. We provide emergency dental care for patients of all ages. Dental injuries are especially common in children during sports and play. We approach pediatric emergencies with extra care and gentleness.

What makes your emergency care different from other Brentwood dentists?

Our practice is led by a prosthodontist, a dental specialist with three years of advanced training in tooth restoration and replacement. We also use 3D imaging and AI-assisted diagnostics for faster, more accurate emergency diagnosis, and offer regenerative therapies that support better healing.

Should I go to the ER or an emergency dentist for a dental abscess?

In most cases, an emergency dentist is the better choice because we can drain the abscess, treat the infection at its source, and create a follow-up plan. However, if you have severe facial swelling that is affecting your breathing or swallowing, go to the ER first, then follow up with our office.

Do you accept dental insurance for emergency visits?

We accept most dental insurance plans. Our team will verify your coverage and help you understand your benefits before treatment begins. We also offer a membership program for patients without insurance.

How can I prevent dental emergencies?

Wear a custom mouthguard during sports. Do not chew ice, hard candy, or non-food objects. Keep up with regular dental exams so small problems are caught early. If you grind your teeth at night, ask about a night guard to protect against fractures. And always have our number saved in your phone so you know who to call when the unexpected happens.

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