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Toothache that won't quit. A cracked tooth from an accident. Sudden swelling you can't explain. Newbury Smiles Dentistry provides same-day emergency dental care for patients across Newbury Park, Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, and the entire Conejo Valley.
- Severe toothache or throbbing pain
- Cracked, chipped, or broken tooth
- Knocked-out tooth (avulsion)
- Dental abscess or facial swelling
- Lost crown, bridge, or filling
- TMJ pain and jaw locking
- Soft tissue injury or mouth trauma
- Sudden tooth sensitivity
- Broken or lost denture / appliance
What Counts as a Dental Emergency?
A dental emergency is any oral health situation requiring immediate attention to stop bleeding, relieve severe pain, or save a tooth. If you are unsure whether your situation qualifies, call Newbury Smiles Dentistry at (805) 499-3691 and our team will assess your needs right away.
Many patients in Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, and Oak Park delay care because they are unsure if their issue is truly an emergency. The rule is simple: when in doubt, call us. Waiting can turn a manageable problem into a complex, costly procedure. The conditions below all warrant a same-day call.
Severe Toothache or Dental Pain
Throbbing, persistent tooth pain that disrupts sleep or daily activity is almost always a sign of infection, a cracked root, or pulp damage. Prompt treatment relieves your pain and prevents the spread of infection.
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Cracked or Fractured Tooth
Cracked teeth from sports injuries, accidents, or biting hard foods can expose the inner pulp to bacteria. Without same-day care, a simple crack can escalate into a full root canal or extraction.
Same-Day Evaluation
Chipped or Broken Tooth
A chipped tooth may seem minor, but sharp edges can lacerate your tongue and cheeks, and deeper breaks risk nerve damage. We assess and restore chipped teeth with bonding or a same-day crown when needed.
Restore Today
Knocked-Out Tooth (Avulsion)
A knocked-out permanent tooth can often be re-implanted if you act within 30 to 60 minutes. Keep the tooth moist in milk or saliva, do not scrub the root, and call us immediately.
Act Within 60 Minutes
Dental Abscess or Facial Swelling
An abscess is a serious bacterial infection that produces a pocket of pus near the tooth root or gums. Facial swelling, fever, and a foul taste in the mouth are warning signs that demand immediate care.
Urgent — Call Now
TMJ Pain and Jaw Locking
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders can cause sudden jaw pain, clicking, or a locked jaw that will not open or close properly. We provide targeted TMJ therapy to restore comfortable function fast.
Same-Day Relief
Lost Crown, Bridge, or Filling
When a crown or filling falls out, the exposed tooth structure becomes vulnerable to pain, fracture, and rapid decay. We re-cement or replace restorations the same day whenever possible.
Same-Day Repair
Sudden Severe Tooth Sensitivity
New, intense sensitivity to hot, cold, or pressure can signal enamel erosion, a hairline fracture, or an exposed root. Rather than waiting to see if it resolves on its own, a quick exam confirms the cause.
Evaluation Today
Impacted or Erupting Wisdom Teeth
Wisdom teeth that erupt partially or press against neighboring teeth cause sharp pain, swollen gums, and difficulty chewing. We evaluate wisdom tooth emergencies and coordinate extraction or relief promptly.
Relief Available Today
Soft Tissue Injuries and Mouth Trauma
Cuts or lacerations to the lips, tongue, gums, or cheeks from falls, sports accidents, or collisions need professional assessment to control bleeding, reduce infection risk, and ensure proper healing.
Trauma Care
Broken Denture or Dental Appliance
A broken denture, retainer, or night guard left unrepaired can shift your bite and cause jaw discomfort. We assess damaged appliances and provide repair or replacement options the same visit.
Same-Day Assessment
Uncontrolled Gum Bleeding
Gum bleeding that does not stop with gentle pressure, or that recurs frequently, can indicate advanced gum disease or an underlying health issue. Do not ignore persistent oral bleeding — contact us for a prompt evaluation.
Call Us TodayWhat to Do During a Dental Emergency
The most important step in any dental emergency is to call our office at (805) 499-3691 immediately. While you wait, the actions below can reduce pain, prevent further damage, and in some cases, save your tooth.
Call Us Immediately
Contact Newbury Smiles at (805) 499-3691. Describe your symptoms so our team can prepare for your arrival and guide you on any first-aid steps specific to your situation.
Manage Pain Safely
Take over-the-counter ibuprofen or acetaminophen as directed. Apply a cold compress to the outside of your cheek in 10-minute intervals to reduce swelling. Avoid aspirin directly on gum tissue.
Protect the Area
For a knocked-out tooth, keep it moist in milk or saliva without scrubbing the root. For a lost crown, dental cement from a pharmacy can temporarily protect the exposed tooth until your appointment.
Come In for Care
Arrive at our Newbury Park office at 3327 W Kimber Dr # D. Our team will take X-rays, diagnose the problem, and begin treatment to relieve your pain and restore your smile that same visit.
Every Dental Emergency We Handle
Newbury Smiles Dentistry is equipped to handle the full spectrum of dental emergencies for patients in Newbury Park, Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Oak Park, and surrounding communities. Our team uses the latest diagnostic technology to identify the cause of your pain and deliver efficient, lasting relief.
Call (805) 499-3691Recognize the Warning Signs
If you experience any of the following symptoms, contact Newbury Smiles Dentistry right away. These signs often indicate a problem that will worsen without professional treatment and should never be dismissed as something that will resolve on its own.
Throbbing Pain at Night
Pain that keeps you from sleeping or wakes you is a red flag for pulp infection or abscess.
Facial or Jaw Swelling
Swelling that spreads toward your neck or eye requires immediate evaluation to rule out a dangerous spreading infection.
Fever With Mouth Pain
A fever accompanying oral pain is a classic sign of a systemic infection originating from a tooth or gum abscess.
Bleeding That Won't Stop
Uncontrolled bleeding after trauma or extraction lasting more than 10 to 15 minutes needs professional intervention.
Loose or Displaced Tooth
A tooth that has shifted position or feels loose after impact may still be saved with prompt re-positioning and splinting.
Clicking or Locked Jaw
A jaw that clicks loudly, locks open, or is difficult to open and close signals a TMJ disorder needing immediate care.
Visible Crack or Chip
Any visible crack in a tooth, even without pain, can expose the inner pulp and worsen rapidly under bite pressure.
Bad Taste or Pus
A persistent foul taste or visible pus around a tooth or gum is a definitive sign of active infection requiring drainage and antibiotic treatment.
Emergency Dentist FAQs
Your Local Emergency Dentist
Newbury Smiles Dentistry is conveniently located at 3327 W Kimber Dr # D, Newbury Park, CA 91320, making us the closest option for emergency dental care across the Conejo Valley. Patients from Westlake Village and Lake Sherwood consistently choose us for our rapid response times and compassionate approach.
Whether you are a resident of Thousand Oaks dealing with a sudden toothache, or a family in Oak Park facing a knocked-out tooth from a sports accident, we are your trusted, same-day dental emergency resource.
Families in Santa Rosa Valley, Casa Conejo, and Dos Vientos also count on Newbury Smiles Dentistry for prompt emergency care close to home.
Contact & Hours
Newbury Park, CA 91320
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Fill out the form below and our team will contact you within minutes to confirm your emergency appointment. For the fastest response, call us directly at (805) 499-3691.
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Dental emergencies get worse with every hour you wait. Newbury Smiles Dentistry is ready to see you today. Call now or request your same-day appointment online.