Emergency Dentists in Mountain View

The right treatment, fast

Accidents happen, despite your best care and planning. When dental emergencies occur, you want quality care, quick. If you’re experiencing extreme pain or other dental emergencies, call your dental office for an emergency appointment. We may be able to see you the same day. In the event of a life-threatening or medical emergency, please call 911.

After hours emergency dental care

For emergencies that occur after regular business hours or on the weekend, office voicemails have instructions on how to contact a dentist.

Knocked out tooth help

If you have a knocked out tooth, attempt to find the tooth
Rinse and do not scrub the tooth to remove dirt or debris
Place the clean tooth in your mouth between your cheek and gum or under your tongue
Do not attempt to replace the tooth into the socket as this could cause further damage
Get to the dentist. Successful re-implantation is possible only when treatment is performed promptly
If it is not possible to store the tooth in the mouth of the injured person, wrap the tooth in a clean cloth or gauze and immerse it in milk

Why choose Grant Road Dental for emergency dental care?

At Grant Road Dental, we deliver affordable, and expedient emergency dental treatments. We prioritize getting you out of pain quickly, even without dental insurance. Upon calling, we’ll guide you through what to do and plan for your prompt arrival at our office.

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evelyn Lo-Qu Dec. 1, 2020

Ive been comming here for almost 4 yrs im so glad i found them everyone is so friendly as soon as you walk in you feel welcome The front desk is always so helpful Alma, Alex and Angelica. Dr. Askari i... Read More

Ryan Vallieu Jul. 1, 2020

Just had my routine cleaning. The poor technicians with all the extra PPE...but it is what must be done. I love that they use the ultrasonic descalers instead of the traditional metal picks to clean... Read More

Danil Skachkov May. 13, 2020

Good so far

Frequently Asked Questions About Emergency Dental

Is a broken tooth a dental emergency?

Yes! A broken tooth should be treated as a dental emergency to prevent further damage and discomfort. It's crucial to contact our office promptly for evaluation and appropriate care of the affected area.

What is considered a dental emergency?

Issues like severe toothaches, knocked-out teeth, or injuries causing bleeding or swelling in the mouth. These situations require immediate attention to alleviate pain, prevent further damage, and ensure optimal oral health. If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, it's important to call our office as soon as possible.