Emergency Dentist in Beverly hills, CA
Same-day emergency dental care when you need it most Tooth pain does not wait for a convenient appointment, and neither do we. At Confidental Beverly Hills, we prioritize same-day emergency dental appointments for patients in acute pain, with swelling, a broken tooth, a lost crown, or any urgent dental situation that cannot wait. Call us now and we will get you in as fast as possible.
Dental Emergency in Beverly Hills, Beverlywood or Beverly Grove?
Same-day and same-week emergency appointments available. Call before noon for the best chance of being seen today.
Same-Day Emergency Dentist in Beverly Hills
Dental emergencies are stressful. Pain, swelling, a broken tooth, or a suddenly loose crown all create immediate anxiety on top of the physical discomfort. At Confidental Beverly Hills, we take emergency calls seriously and work to provide same-day dental care for patients who reach out promptly.
Led by Dr. Liyan Massaband, DMD MPH, our Beverly Hills emergency dental practice has a well-earned reputation for being accessible when patients need care most. Patients frequently mention in their reviews that Dr. Massaband came in on weekends or after hours specifically to address their urgent situation. That is not marketing. Those are the actual experiences our patients describe.
If you are in pain right now, the most important thing you can do is call us at (310) 858-9212. Our team will assess your situation, tell you how quickly we can see you, and give you clear guidance on what to do in the meantime.
Common Dental Emergencies We Treat in Beverly Hills
Every dental emergency is different, but all of them deserve the same response: prompt evaluation, honest communication, and effective treatment. Here are the most common urgent situations our Beverly Hills emergency dental team treats.
Severe Toothache
Dental Abscess and Swelling
Broken or Cracked Tooth
Knocked-Out Tooth
A knocked-out tooth is one of the most time-sensitive dental emergencies. If a permanent tooth is knocked out, call us immediately. Keep the tooth moist by placing it in milk or holding it in your cheek. Do not clean it with soap or scrub the root. The sooner you arrive, the better the chance of reimplantation. If reimplantation is not possible, we discuss dental implant options to restore the tooth permanently.
Lost or Loose Crown
A loose or lost dental crown is uncomfortable and leaves the underlying tooth vulnerable to damage and decay. In many cases, a crown that has come loose can be recemented in a single emergency visit. If the crown or the tooth underneath has been damaged, a new crown may be needed. Avoid leaving a loose crown in place. It can trap bacteria and worsen the situation quickly.
Lost Filling
A filling that has fallen out leaves a cavity in your tooth that is sensitive to temperature, food, and pressure. While not always an emergency, a lost filling should be addressed as soon as possible to prevent decay from progressing and to restore comfort. Temporary dental cement from a pharmacy can help protect the area until you are seen. Tooth-colored fillings are placed at Confidental Beverly Hills in a single visit.
Emergency Tooth Extraction
Emergency Root Canal
When the nerve inside a tooth becomes infected or inflamed, root canal therapy is often the only way to relieve the pain while saving the tooth. Root canal treatment gets an unfair reputation. Modern technique means most patients report that the procedure felt no worse than a standard filling, and the relief from the pre-treatment pain is immediate. We perform root canal treatment in-house. See our root canal therapy page for more detail.
Dental Trauma from Accidents
What to Do During a Dental Emergency Before You Reach Us
The steps you take in the first minutes of a dental emergency can significantly affect the outcome of your treatment. Here is clear, practical guidance for the most common urgent dental situations.
Call Confidental Beverly Hills Immediately
The first and most important step in any dental emergency is calling our office at (310) 858-9212. Our team assesses your situation over the phone, advises you on immediate steps, and secures you an appointment as quickly as possible. Calling early in the day gives you the best chance of being seen the same day.
For a Knocked-Out Tooth
Pick the tooth up by the crown, not the root. Do not scrub or clean the root surface. Place it in a glass of milk, or hold it between your cheek and gum. Get to our Beverly Hills office within 30 minutes if possible. Time is critical for successful reimplantation of a knocked-out permanent tooth.
For Severe Swelling or Abscess
Apply a cold pack to the outside of the jaw for 20 minutes on and 20 minutes off to manage swelling. Do not apply heat to an abscess. Do not try to drain it yourself. Take over-the-counter pain relief as directed on the packaging. If swelling is spreading rapidly to your neck or throat, go directly to the emergency room, as airway compromise is a medical emergency.
For a Broken or Lost Crown
Rinse your mouth gently with warm water. Avoid chewing on the affected side. Temporary dental cement from a pharmacy can help protect the exposed tooth until your appointment. Bring the lost crown or filling to your appointment if you have it. Do not use super glue or household adhesives on a dental restoration.
For Severe Toothache
Rinse with warm salt water. Take over-the-counter pain relief such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen as directed. Avoid placing aspirin directly on the tooth or gum, as this can burn the tissue. Cold pack on the outside of the jaw can help reduce discomfort. Call us as soon as possible. Toothache that wakes you up or prevents you from functioning needs same-day evaluation.
For Soft Tissue Bleeding
Apply gentle, steady pressure with clean gauze or cloth for 15 minutes without lifting to check. If bleeding is still significant after 15 minutes, go to an emergency room. Minor cuts inside the mouth often look alarming due to blood mixing with saliva but can be minor injuries that heal quickly with proper care.
Why Beverly Hills Patients Trust Confidental for Emergency Dental Care
When a dental emergency strikes, patients need a provider who answers, who acts quickly, and who treats them with genuine care rather than rushing through an inconvenient after-hours appointment. Confidental Beverly Hills has built a specific reputation for emergency accessibility that shows up consistently in patient reviews.
Same-Day Appointments
After-Hours and Weekend Care
Pain Relief First
Every emergency appointment begins with addressing your discomfort before discussing treatment options. You do not sit through a full new patient process while you are in pain. Pain management is the first priority.
Clear Explanations Under Pressure
Emergency situations are stressful enough without confusing clinical language. Dr. Massaband explains exactly what is happening, what needs to be done, what the alternatives are, and what the expected outcome is. You leave with clarity, not more anxiety.
Full Treatment Capability In-House
Most dental emergencies are fully treatable at Confidental Beverly Hills without referrals. Root canals, extractions, crowns, implant assessment, soft tissue treatment, and emergency fillings are all available at our Beverly Hills dental office.
Accepting New Emergency Patients
You do not need to be an existing patient to receive emergency care at Confidental Beverly Hills. We welcome new patients with dental emergencies and work to establish ongoing care from your first emergency visit forward.
Emergency Dental Hours and Availability in Beverly Hills
Confidental Beverly Hills operates on a schedule designed to maximize accessibility for both routine and emergency patients. Here are our standard hours. For urgent situations outside these times, please call our office and leave a detailed voicemail. Emergencies are triaged as they come in and responded to as quickly as possible.
Office Hours and Emergency Access
Monday to Thursday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Emergency walk-in requests prioritized)
Friday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Saturday and Sunday Virtual consultations available. Emergency cases reviewed individually.
After Hours Leave a detailed voicemail at (310) 858-9212. Emergencies are reviewed promptly.
Emergency Dental Care for Adults and Families in Beverly Hills
Dental emergencies do not discriminate by age, health history, or how long it has been since your last dental visit. At Confidental Beverly Hills, we provide emergency care for adults of all ages, including patients who have been avoiding the dentist for years and patients who have complex dental histories involving implants, crowns, bridges, or prior root canals.
We also treat older teens and adults from Beverly Hills, Beverlywood, Beverly Grove, Century City, Bel Air, and surrounding communities who need emergency dental access without travelling far from home.
If you have anxiety about dental care or have had difficult experiences with emergency dentistry in the past, our approach at Confidental Beverly Hills is specifically designed to change that. Dr. Massaband listens before she acts. Pain is addressed before anything else is discussed. And no decision is made without your full understanding and agreement.
Should You Go to an Emergency Room or an Emergency Dentist?
This is one of the most common questions patients have when a dental emergency strikes outside regular office hours, and the answer depends on the type of emergency you are dealing with.
Go to an emergency dentist like Confidental Beverly Hills for: toothaches, dental abscesses, broken teeth, lost crowns or fillings, loose or knocked-out teeth, and any situation where the primary problem is a tooth, restoration, or localized infection. Hospital emergency rooms are not equipped to treat dental problems. They can prescribe antibiotics and pain relief, but they cannot perform dental procedures.
Go to a hospital emergency room for: rapid spreading swelling of the jaw or neck that is affecting your breathing or swallowing, severe facial trauma with suspected jaw fracture, significant uncontrolled bleeding that does not slow with 15 minutes of steady pressure, signs of a systemic reaction or high fever with facial swelling.
When in doubt, call us first at (310) 858-9212. Our team will listen to your situation and tell you directly whether you need to come to us or head to an emergency room.
Your Beverly Hills Emergency Dentist
Dr. Liyan Massaband, DMD MPH
Dr. Massaband is a California board-certified dentist with over 15 years of clinical experience across general, cosmetic, restorative, and emergency dentistry. She has a well-documented history of going above and beyond for patients in urgent situations, including weekend and after-hours emergency care that is reflected directly in her patient reviews.
Her approach to emergency dentistry is to address pain first, communicate clearly second, and treat third. Patients in emergency situations are often scared and in significant discomfort. The clinical skill matters enormously, but so does the ability to make someone feel safe and cared for in a stressful moment. That combination is what sets Dr. Massaband apart as a Beverly Hills emergency dentist.
Patient Stories
Real experiences shared by patients reflect comfort, trust, and positive outcomes built over time through consistent care and open conversations with our dental team.
Why people love Confidental Beverly hills
Patients often mention how clearly things are explained, how gently visits are handled, and how supported they feel before and after appointments. Many reviews highlight feeling heard, not rushed, and genuinely cared for.
Emergency Dentist Near You in Beverly Hills and Surrounding Areas
Confidental Beverly Hills is located at 9615 Brighton Way, Suite 222, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. We serve emergency dental patients from Beverly Hills, Beverlywood, Beverly Grove, Beverly Glen, West Hollywood, Century City, Bel Air, Brentwood, and across greater Los Angeles.
Call (310) 858-9212 or book online.
Emergency Dentistry FAQs: People Also Ask
What counts as a dental emergency?
A dental emergency is any situation involving severe pain, swelling, a broken or knocked-out tooth, a lost crown or filling causing significant discomfort, signs of infection such as a pus-filled bump or fever, or dental trauma from an accident. If you are unsure whether your situation qualifies, call us at (310) 858-9212 and describe what you are experiencing. We will tell you directly how urgent the situation is.
Does Confidental Beverly Hills offer same-day emergency appointments?
Yes. We prioritize same-day access for dental emergencies. Calling early in the day, before noon if possible, gives you the best chance of being seen the same day. Walk-in emergency patients during office hours are always evaluated. After-hours and weekend emergencies are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
Does urgent care do dental work?
General urgent care centers and hospital emergency rooms can prescribe antibiotics and pain medication for dental infections, but they cannot perform dental procedures. For actual dental treatment, including fillings, extractions, root canals, and crown repair, you need an emergency dentist. Confidental Beverly Hills provides full emergency dental treatment in-house.
What should I do if my tooth gets knocked out?
Pick up the tooth by the crown, not the root. Do not scrub or wash the root surface. Keep it moist in milk or between your cheek and gum. Call us immediately at (310) 858-9212 and come to our Beverly Hills office as quickly as possible. The best outcomes for reimplantation happen within 30 minutes of the tooth being knocked out.
Is there a walk-in emergency dentist in Beverly Hills?
Confidental Beverly Hills welcomes walk-in emergency patients during office hours at 9615 Brighton Way, Suite 222, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. Calling ahead when possible allows us to prepare for your arrival and reduce your waiting time, but walk-in emergency requests are always evaluated during business hours.
Is there a weekend or after-hours dentist in Beverly Hills?
Dr. Massaband has treated emergency patients on weekends and after hours, as multiple patient reviews confirm. After-hours and weekend emergency access at Confidental Beverly Hills is based on case urgency and availability. Call (310) 858-9212 and leave a detailed voicemail describing your situation. Emergencies are reviewed and responded to as quickly as possible outside regular office hours.
How much does emergency dental treatment cost in Beverly Hills?
Emergency dental treatment costs vary by procedure. An emergency exam and X-rays typically range from $100 to $250. Fillings and recementation of crowns are in the $200 to $600 range. Root canals range from $800 to $1,500. Extractions range from $200 to $600 for simple cases. We accept most dental insurance plans and offer payment plan options. A clear cost estimate is always provided before treatment begins.
Can you treat a dental abscess the same day?
Yes. A dental abscess is treated as a priority emergency at Confidental Beverly Hills. Same-day treatment typically involves draining the abscess, prescribing antibiotics to address the underlying infection, and providing pain relief. Definitive treatment such as a root canal or extraction is planned immediately and scheduled as quickly as possible. Do not leave an abscess untreated. The infection can spread rapidly.
Do you treat emergency dental implant problems?
Yes. Sudden pain, looseness, or signs of infection around a dental implant require prompt evaluation. Peri-implantitis and implant loosening are treated very differently, and early intervention makes a significant difference in outcome. Call us at (310) 858-9212 for a same-day or next-day implant emergency assessment.
Are you accepting new emergency dental patients in Beverly Hills?
Yes. You do not need to be an existing patient at Confidental Beverly Hills to receive emergency dental care. New patients experiencing dental emergencies are always welcome. Bring any dental records or insurance information you have available. If you do not have them on hand, we can begin emergency treatment without them and collect the information after your immediate needs are addressed.