When a dental emergency strikes in Montgomery County, Emergency Dentist of Rockville is ready. We provide same-day treatment for toothaches, broken teeth, knocked-out teeth, infections, and every urgent dental problem. Our clinic at 12034 Chase Crossing Circle in North Bethesda is open around the clock.
A dental emergency can happen to anyone, at any time. Maybe you cracked a tooth on a piece of ice at dinner. Maybe your child took a fall at the playground and knocked out a front tooth. Maybe a toothache that started as a dull ache three days ago is now keeping you up at night.
Whatever the situation, you need a dentist who can see you now, diagnose the problem, and fix it the same day. That is what we do at Emergency Dentist of Rockville. Our clinic is built for emergencies, with the equipment, the expertise, and the availability to handle urgent dental problems around the clock.
From toothaches to trauma, we treat the full range of dental emergencies the same day at our North Bethesda clinic.
Most dental offices are set up for scheduled appointments. Cleanings, exams, whitening. When a real emergency comes in, they have to shuffle their schedule or tell you to come back tomorrow.
Our clinic is different. We built it specifically for emergency dental care. That means we keep time open for urgent cases, we stock the instruments and materials needed for same-day root canals, extractions, and repairs, and our team is trained to handle high-pressure situations calmly and efficiently.
We are located at 12034 Chase Crossing Circle in North Bethesda, just off Montrose Road. Free parking right at the door. No garage, no meters, no hassle. We serve patients from Rockville, Bethesda, Gaithersburg, Silver Spring, Wheaton, Potomac, and all of Montgomery County.
Our North Bethesda clinic is centrally located and easy to reach from anywhere in the county.
Not every dental issue needs urgent care. A small chip that does not hurt can wait for a scheduled appointment. Mild sensitivity to cold that goes away in a second is worth mentioning at your next checkup.
But certain symptoms mean you should call us right away:
Severe, constant pain that does not respond to over-the-counter medication. Swelling in your face, jaw, or neck related to a tooth. A tooth that has been knocked out, pushed out of position, or broken with exposed nerve. Uncontrolled bleeding from the mouth. A visible abscess or pimple on your gum that is draining pus.
These situations will not get better on their own, and waiting makes them worse. The toothache that could have been fixed with a simple filling becomes a root canal after two more weeks. The knocked-out tooth that could have been reimplanted in 30 minutes is lost after two hours. The abscess that could have been drained and treated causes a dangerous facial infection.
If you are not sure whether your situation is an emergency, call us at (240) 387-8233. We will talk you through your symptoms and tell you whether you need to come in now or can safely wait. There is no charge for calling and asking.
When you call Emergency Dentist of Rockville, we answer. We ask about your symptoms, assess the urgency, and get you an appointment. For true emergencies like knocked-out teeth and severe infections, we see you immediately. For urgent but stable situations like a toothache or a lost crown, we get you in within hours.
When you arrive at our clinic on Chase Crossing Circle, we start with a focused exam and digital X-rays. We diagnose the problem, explain what we find, and discuss your treatment options before we start anything. No surprises, no pressure.
Treatment happens the same day whenever possible. Root canals, extractions, broken tooth repairs, abscess drainage, reimplantation of knocked-out teeth: we handle it all on site.
While you are on your way to our clinic, there are a few things you can do depending on your situation:
For a toothache: take ibuprofen as directed and rinse with warm salt water. Avoid hot, cold, and sweet foods.
For a knocked-out tooth: find the tooth, hold it by the crown (not the root), and put it in cold milk. Do not put it in water. Get to us within 30 minutes if possible.
For a broken tooth: save any fragments, cover sharp edges with dental wax or sugar-free gum, and avoid chewing on that side.
For swelling: apply a cold compress to the outside of your cheek. If you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, go to the emergency room first.
For bleeding: apply steady pressure with clean gauze for 15 to 20 minutes. If it does not stop, call us or go to the ER.
Emergency Dentist of Rockville is not a chain. We are a local practice, built for this community, serving families and individuals across Rockville, North Bethesda, Bethesda, Gaithersburg, Silver Spring, Wheaton, Aspen Hill, Potomac, and Derwood.
We chose North Bethesda for our location because it puts us right in the center of Montgomery County. Whether you are coming from Rockville Town Center, downtown Bethesda, Kentlands in Gaithersburg, or Wheaton Plaza, our clinic is a short drive away.
We understand that dental emergencies are stressful. Pain, fear, uncertainty about costs, worry about losing a tooth: it all hits at once. Our job is to take that stress away by getting you out of pain, fixing the problem, and treating you with straightforward honesty every step of the way.
Save our number: (240) 387-8233. We are here when you need us.
Do not wait for the pain to get worse. Call Emergency Dentist of Rockville for same-day treatment. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.