343 Mt Hope Ave Suite 8 Rockaway, NJ 07866
Where Comfort Meets Care
From the moment you arrive, you’ll feel at ease in our clean, modern, and welcoming space. Whether you want to relax with music, watch your favorite show, or scroll your phone, we’ve created a stress-free environment to help you feel comfortable—even during urgent visits. Our skilled team uses advanced technology to quickly relieve pain and restore your smile.
Emergency Dental Treatment With a Gentle Touch
Dental emergencies are stressful—but you don’t have to face them alone. Whether it’s a sudden toothache, broken tooth, or another urgent issue, we provide fast, compassionate care you can trust. Our goal is not only to treat your teeth, but also to support you throughout the process so you leave feeling better, cared for, and confident.
Here When You Need Us Most
Tooth pain or injuries can happen anytime. Having a trusted dental team ready to help makes all the difference. We respond quickly to urgent dental needs, easing pain and providing lasting solutions to restore your comfort and confidence—fast.
If you're in pain, don’t wait. Call us to schedule an emergency visit right away.
Common Dental Emergencies & What To Do
Dental issues can strike at any time—even outside of regular office hours. Sudden pain, injury, or damage may require urgent attention. While some problems are obviously serious, others might seem minor but still need a professional exam. Use this quick guide to recognize common dental emergencies and when to seek immediate care.
Chipped, Cracked, or Broken Tooth
Rinse your mouth with warm salt water. Use a cold compress to reduce swelling. If possible, bring any broken pieces with you wrapped in a damp cloth or gauze. Contact your dentist immediately.
Loose or Knocked-Out Tooth
Try placing the tooth gently back in its socket, holding it by the crown (top). If that’s not possible, store it in milk or keep it inside your mouth under your tongue. Seek emergency care right away.
Tooth Pain
Severe or persistent pain could signal infection or other serious issues. Don’t ignore it or self-treat with painkillers. Call your dentist for a professional diagnosis and care.
Bitten Lip or Tongue
Clean the area gently with a wet cloth and apply a cold compress. If bleeding is heavy or doesn’t stop, seek emergency care immediately.
Suspected Broken Jaw
Apply a cold compress to control swelling and go directly to an emergency dental provider or hospital for immediate care.
Don’t Wait—Get Relief Now
Dental emergencies can worsen quickly if not treated. If you're experiencing pain, injury, or dental damage, reach out as soon as possible. We’re here to provide fast, gentle care when you need it most.