If you require emergency dental care in Burbank, CA, there is no point in waiting for days before getting a booking. Call us at (818) 846-2266. Both Dr. Edvin Agadzhanov and Dr. Dmitriy Aminov attend to such emergencies on the same day, be it severe pain, a cracked or lost tooth, or swelling or infection. We relieve your pain and resolve your problems.
Serving Burbank since 2015 | CA License #57233 | All PPO insurances accepted | Free 2-hour street parking
As a leading Burbank emergency dentist, we treat your emergencies just like we would treat our own family members—promptly, friendly, and with no second guesses. From your first phone call to your follow-up appointment, everything will be well-explained to you.
Every pain has a cause, and our emergency dental service finds it fast to fix it.
A true dental emergency is any problem that threatens a tooth, your gums, or your health. At our Burbank office, we handle the urgent issues below and aim to save your natural teeth whenever possible.
A persistent, severe toothache is generally indicative of either decay, infection, or the presence of the tooth’s nerves. We will conduct an examination, take pictures, and ease the pressure for the toothache to cease.
In such cases, a bond, filling, or a crown would be used to repair the tooth. The earlier you come to us, the more tooth material we preserve.
In most cases, cracks are caused by tiny fractures that go undetected under the gumline. We will chart your crack and put a crown on it to ease your chewing.
Painful swelling, a bad taste in your mouth, or a fever is generally a sign of a dental abscess. We drain the infection from your tooth and treat its cause.
A wobbly or knocked-out tooth is one of those cases where promptness is very important. We will teach you what to do and treat your tooth immediately.
The loss of the filling or crown makes your tooth vulnerable. We will cover it again, restoring it and saving it from decay.
Some dental symptoms should never wait, and knowing them early can save a natural tooth.There are some conditions where your teeth need immediate treatment from an emergency dentistry, and learning about them in advance may help preserve your natural teeth.
If your toothache wakes you up at night or does not stop for a long time, the nerve may be infected and require urgent attention to prevent its spreading.
Swollen face, bad odor, or fever usually indicate an abscess, which is an infection that requires urgent action rather than waiting until it gets better on its own.
Take the tooth by the crown, rinse it gently, and store it in milk or saline. Reimplantation is often possible within 30 to 60 minutes after the trauma.
Olive Family Dentistry has been Burbank’s trusted emergency dentist since 2015. We accept all types of PPO insurance, provide affordable financing, and even speak seven languages so that nothing is lost in translation.
Our office is located in the center of Burbank at 2031 W. Alameda Ave., Suite 320. We are close to Toluca Lake, Studio City, Glendale, Sun Valley, and North Hollywood, offering you free two-hour parking on the street right outside our office.
Not all dental issues need an immediate emergency visit. Knowing where to start makes things easier.
A gradually intensifying dull pain over a few days means there might be decayed teeth or worn-out fillings. Call us and book an appointment. Avoid biting down on the affected side altogether.
Sharp pain upon biting means there is a risk of a cracked tooth or high filling. Schedule an appointment as soon as possible, as the crack may deepen further towards the tooth roots.
If the bleeding gums stop after applying gentle pressure and rinsing with salty water, then the problem is not urgent. However, do keep the mouth clean and call us to make a quick appointment.
An unproblematic chipped tooth edge that does not cause any pain will not require an immediate visit. Store the broken fragment if you have one.
In case of difficulty in breathing or swallowing, uncontrollable bleeding, a severe head trauma, or swelling leading to closure of the eye or throat, visit the emergency room. The emergency room can manage pain, bleeding, and infections; however, the staff at the emergency room is unable to restore the broken tooth, reconstruct the crown, or treat the cause of the problem in the mouth. For that purpose, you will have to visit an emergency dentistry. In case of any confusion, please call us at (818) 846-2266.
Give us a call, and let our front desk team members know all about the symptoms that are troubling you. We always set aside time in our daily schedules for emergencies and make sure you get an appointment right away.
We investigate the affected area by taking X-rays and thoroughly testing the damaged tooth. As a result, we can precisely diagnose why it hurts before we start working on you.
We inform you of everything about your diagnosis and the different treatment options, then find out about your insurance and costs. You decide what you want done, and we answer any questions you have.
We typically relieve your pain the same visit and complete the full repair, then schedule any follow-up care needed to protect the result and keep your smile healthy for years.
A dental emergency means anything that could put your teeth in danger. Some of the situations include tooth pain, swelling, loose/missing/broken teeth, missing fillings/cracks, heavy bleeding, and mouth trauma, among others. These are just some of the instances that need immediate attention from your dentist.
In most instances, yes. We allocate certain slots in our daily schedule for emergencies. You should contact us at (818) 846-2266 and explain your condition, and we'll ensure that you get an appointment at the earliest available slot.
If it comes to dealing with a knocked-out tooth, then you need to handle it by holding it on the crown side, not the root side, and rinse the tooth gently using water. Then you should place it in milk or a saltwater solution. This is because there is still hope for reimplanting your tooth within 30 to 60 minutes of its removal.
Generally no. ERs handle pain management, severe bleeding, and severe infections, but they do not have the capability to fix your chipped tooth or treat the root cause of your oral problem. Unless you are having difficulty breathing or swallowing, give us a call.
The cost will depend on the treatment that needs to be done; we will discuss that before treatment commences. We accept all PPO insurance plans, cash, check, and major credit cards, and our front desk staff will help you answer your insurance questions. Payment by QR codes is also an option.
Yes. As a family dentist, we cater to people of all age groups. From your kid's first toothache to your emergency, we will handle everything in a way that makes them comfortable with what is going on.
Sometimes yes, but not all the time. There are instances when emergencies can be remedied by a simple filling, dental bonding, or even a crown. But if it is the nerve that has been infected, the solution would be a root canal. Diagnosis comes first before suggesting the best treatment for you.
We operate from Monday to Thursday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. and on Fridays from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. We do not operate on weekends. We will try our best to give you a prompt response whenever you contact us outside our operating hours.