Emergency Dentist in Fremont, CA

We prioritize emergency patients and strive to provide same-day appointments whenever possible. Our office uses modern diagnostic tools like digital x-rays and intra-oral cameras to quickly identify the source of your pain or injury and offer effective treatment solutions.

Depending on your condition, emergency treatment may include:

• Tooth extractions
  
  
• Root canal therapy
  
  
• Temporary or permanent restorations
  
  
• CEREC same-day crowns
  
  
• Dental bonding
  
  
• Prescriptions for infection or pain control

Our compassionate team understands how stressful a dental emergency can be, and we work hard to relieve pain, restore function, and protect your long-term oral health.

Mission Peak Dental is equipped to handle both minor and complex dental emergencies with urgency and skill. Dr. Aparna Borole and Dr. Audrey Duong Ta bring years of experience in diagnosing and treating urgent dental concerns for patients of all ages.

Our Fremont patients trust us for:

• Fast, responsive care
  
  
• Transparent communication about options and costs
  
  
• Advanced technology for accurate diagnosis and efficient treatment
  
  
• A calming, supportive environment to ease anxiety

For emergency patients with dental anxiety, we also offer options such as nitrous oxide sedation and oral sedation.

If you’re looking for reliable, local urgent care from the best dentist in fremont, our team is ready to help.

1. What qualifies as a dental emergency?: Any situation involving pain, bleeding, infection, or a broken/missing tooth should be considered a dental emergency and treated as soon as possible.
   
   
2. Should I go to the ER for a dental issue?: Emergency rooms are not equipped to treat dental issues unless they involve major trauma or uncontrolled bleeding. For tooth pain or dental injuries, it’s best to call a dentist directly.
   
   
3. Can a knocked-out tooth be saved?: Yes — but timing is critical. If handled within 30–60 minutes and stored properly, a knocked-out tooth can sometimes be reinserted.
   
   
4. What should I do for a severe toothache?: Rinse your mouth, floss gently to remove debris, and call our office immediately. Do not place aspirin directly on the tooth.
   
   
5. Do you accept walk-ins for emergencies?: We do our best to accommodate walk-in and same-day emergency appointments. Call ahead if possible so we can prepare for your arrival.