A dental emergency is any tooth problem that can't comfortably wait: sudden pain, a broken tooth, or swelling that worries you. As your emergency dentist in Sonoma, CA, we see emergencies the same day when possible, so call as early as you can and we'll do our best to find you a spot. Our focus is simple: get you out of pain and protect the tooth.
Go to the nearest emergency room if you have facial swelling that affects your breathing or swallowing, or heavy bleeding that won't stop. Once you're safe, call us about the tooth. Our post on toothache relief before your appointment covers what to do in the meantime.
Emergencies are stressful, so we keep things steady. Our hours are Monday to Wednesday 8 to 5 and Thursday 7 to 3, and we're closed Friday to Sunday. During those hours, a phone call is always the fastest way in. You'll get honest answers, clear options, and no pressure to decide on the spot.
Tooth pain is usually a sign that something needs attention, and waiting often lets a small problem grow. Once you're comfortable, we plan lasting repairs, like a tooth-colored filling or a dental crown, so the same tooth doesn't send you back.
To us, boutique dental care means you matter: personal, cozy, unhurried, and held to an exceptionally high standard. Even on your worst tooth day, Sonoma Springs Dental, Dr. Riley Oliver's boutique dental home in Sonoma, is a calm place to land.
“What I love most about working with this team is the ladies themselves. They all have sparkling personalities, and they're all really fun.”
Chelsie, office manager
“My favorite part is the positive atmosphere and being able to help the Spanish-speaking community get access to care.”
Monsé, patient care coordinator
“I love that I can be myself in the office and with my patients, and I show it by wearing crazy colored scrubs each day.”
Cindy, registered dental assistant
“The office isn't a sterile medical atmosphere. It's homey, it's comfortable, it's an enjoyable place to be.”
Mandy, registered dental assistant
“I don't normally associate a dentist's office with being cozy and comforting, but this is. The work has been absolutely exemplary.”
Karen, patient
“This place is definitely not judgmental at all. You can open up about your past dental experiences, and there will be no judgment.”
Jocelyn, patient
“Ever since I was young, I dreaded going to the dentist, but I never expected to actually like coming here. They really treat you like family.”
Jahaziel, patient
A bad toothache, a broken or chipped tooth, a knocked-out tooth, swelling, or a lost filling or crown all count. If you're not sure, call us and we'll help you decide how quickly you need to be seen. Our post on what counts as a dental emergency has more detail.
We see emergencies the same day when possible. Call us as early as you can so we can find you a spot. Our hours are Monday to Wednesday 8 to 5 and Thursday 7 to 3, and we're closed Friday to Sunday.
Go to the nearest emergency room if you have facial swelling that affects your breathing or swallowing, or heavy bleeding that won't stop. These need immediate medical care, whatever the time of day. Once you're safe, call us and we'll help with the tooth itself.
Act quickly and call us right away. Hold the tooth by the crown (the part you chew with), not the root, and rinse it gently. Try to put it back in its socket, or keep it in milk if you can't.
Call us, and we'll see you as soon as we can. Until then, keep the area clean and chew on the other side. If you still have the crown, bring it with you.
Emergency exams are often covered by dental insurance. We accept all major insurances and will explain what your plan covers before any treatment. If you need follow-up care, like a filling or crown, you can pay monthly with Cherry or CareCredit.
Call us right away at (707) 935-8200, since a phone call is the fastest way to get seen. If your question can wait, you can also visit our contact page for more options. We're at 17776 Sonoma Hwy with parking right outside, so getting in is easy when you're not feeling your best.
