Emergency Dentist in Folsom, CA

Prompt Care for Dental Emergencies in Folsom

Dental team providing emergency care for a patient at Dr. Gregory Borrowdale’s Folsom clinic

Experiencing a Dental Emergency? Call Now!

If you need an emergency dentist in Folsom for tooth pain, a broken tooth, swelling or a lost restoration, call Gregory J. Borrowdale, DDS and describe what happened. Our team will help you determine the next available dental visit and whether more immediate medical care is needed.

Call the office to confirm availability before coming in. Same-day appointments depend on the schedule and your clinical needs. For an urgent problem, use the call button rather than waiting for an online appointment request to be read.

Call 911 or go to an emergency department for trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled heavy bleeding, or a serious facial or jaw injury. Fever with facial swelling also needs prompt attention, especially if you cannot reach a dentist.

Our office is at 785 Hana Way, Suite 203, Folsom, CA 95630.

Patient experiencing dental pain, preparing for emergency care at Dr. Gregory Borrowdale’s office

Tooth Pain, Broken Teeth and Other Urgent Concerns

Sudden tooth pain, a broken tooth or swelling deserves prompt advice from a dental professional. Call our Folsom office and describe your symptoms, when they started and any injury. The team will explain available appointments and whether you should seek another urgent-care service.

Common reasons to call

Contact us about persistent toothache, a cracked or chipped tooth, a lost filling or dental crown, or a tooth knocked out in an accident. The right treatment depends on an examination. Options may include a filling, crown, root canal treatment or referral when appropriate.

What to do while arranging dental care

For a broken tooth, gently rinse your mouth and use a cold compress outside the cheek if needed. Keep any fragments and bring them to the visit. If a crown comes off, save it and avoid chewing on the affected tooth. Do not use household glue or place aspirin directly on a tooth or gum.

A knocked-out permanent tooth needs immediate dental attention. Handle it by the crown, not the root, and keep it moist while obtaining urgent advice. Do not reinsert a baby tooth. See the American Dental Association’s dental emergency guidance for general first-aid information.

When to seek emergency medical care

Call 911 or go to an emergency department for trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled heavy bleeding or a serious facial injury. Fever with facial swelling can indicate a spreading infection and needs urgent assessment. Do not wait for an online appointment reply.

Comfort, costs and follow-up

Tell us about dental anxiety, allergies, medicines and relevant medical conditions. Our gentle dentistry approach includes explaining care and listening to your concerns. After evaluation, ask about recommended treatment, alternatives, estimated fees and follow-up visits. Payment information is available, but exact charges and benefits depend on your treatment and plan.

How to Request Emergency Dental Care

Call first so the team can assess the urgency and confirm availability. Treatment and timing depend on your symptoms, examination and clinical needs.

Friendly dental team member speaking on the phone to assist with a dental emergency at Dr. Gregory Borrowdale’s Folsom office

Step 1. Call

Call our Folsom office at 916-866-9410 to request an emergency dental visit with one of our doctors.

Comfortable and welcoming dental office environment at Dr. Gregory Borrowdale’s clinic in Folsom, CA designed to help patients relax

Step 2. Be Evaluated

Your dentist examines the problem and may recommend X-rays. We explain the findings, treatment options and estimated costs. Some problems require referral or more than one visit.

Happy patient posing with Dr. Gregory Borrowdale after a successful dental procedure in Folsom, CA

Step 3. Plan Treatment and Follow-Up

We discuss treatment and aftercare based on your diagnosis. Follow the instructions provided and contact the office about worsening symptoms. Relief and recovery time vary with the condition.

Meet Your Folsom Dental Team

Meet the Doctors

Dr. Borrowdale, Dr. Brizendine, and Dr. Warda warmly invite you and your family to our practice. Our care focuses on your unique needs and preferences, ensuring that together we select the most conservative treatment options available. With personalized attention and the latest advancements in dental technology and techniques, we are dedicated to enhancing your smile and improving your overall quality of life. We can’t wait to welcome you to our office!

What our Folsom Patients Are Saying

Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Emergencies

Severe or persistent tooth pain, a knocked-out permanent tooth, swelling or a broken tooth needs prompt professional advice. Trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled heavy bleeding or serious facial trauma requires emergency medical care: call 911 or go to an emergency department.

Examples include toothache, a fractured tooth, a lost filling or crown, and dental injuries. Call and describe your symptoms so we can advise you about available care. Fever with facial swelling requires urgent assessment; do not wait for an online response.

Seek emergency dental care immediately for a knocked-out permanent tooth. Hold it by the crown and keep it moist; do not scrub the root. If it cannot be safely placed back in the socket, keeping it in milk while seeking care can help. Do not reinsert a baby tooth. For serious injury, heavy bleeding or breathing difficulty, seek emergency medical care.

Call our office to ask about the earliest available emergency appointment. Availability varies, and a same-day visit is not guaranteed. If we cannot see you promptly, ask the team where to seek appropriate urgent care.

Contact a dentist to identify the cause. Gently clean around the tooth and use a cold compress outside the cheek if needed. Ask a pharmacist or clinician which nonprescription pain medicine is safe for you and follow its label. Do not put aspirin directly on the tooth or gum. Worsening swelling, fever or difficulty swallowing needs urgent assessment.

Contact the office promptly for advice and an appointment. Save the crown if you have it and avoid chewing on that tooth. Do not use household glue. The urgency depends on pain, swelling and the condition of the tooth; an examination determines whether the restoration can be replaced or needs further treatment.

Schedule Emergency Dental Care Today

For an urgent dental problem, use the call buttons on this page and confirm availability before visiting. Our office is at 785 Hana Way, Suite 203, Folsom, CA 95630. For nonurgent care, you can request an appointment online.

Call 911 or seek emergency medical care for breathing or swallowing difficulty, uncontrolled heavy bleeding or serious facial injury. Learn about signs of a spreading dental infection from Mayo Clinic’s tooth abscess guidance.