Emergency Dental Care in the Central Valley
A dental emergency never picks a convenient time. At Haraz Dental Group, we keep same-day slots at all three offices so severe pain, a broken tooth, or sudden swelling gets seen today - not next week.

What Counts as a Dental Emergency
If you're unsure whether to call, call. These always warrant a same-day visit:
- Severe or throbbing toothache - pain that keeps you up at night usually means infection.
- Knocked-out tooth - kept moist and seen within an hour, it can often be saved.
- Broken or cracked tooth - even without pain, the crack can spread fast.
- Swelling of the face or jaw - a possible abscess that should never wait.
- Lost crown or filling - the exposed tooth is fragile and sensitive.
What To Do Before You Reach Us
- Knocked-out tooth - hold it by the crown (not the root), rinse gently, keep it in milk or inside your cheek.
- Toothache - rinse with warm salt water; avoid placing aspirin on the gum.
- Swelling - a cold compress on the outside of the cheek, 15 minutes on and off.
- Bleeding - gentle pressure with clean gauze for 10 minutes.
Then call the nearest office - we'll tell you exactly what to do next and get you a time.
Same-Day Care at Three Locations
Fresno, Madera, and Tulare all hold time in the schedule for emergencies. Call when it happens - morning calls are usually seen the same morning, and we'll always talk you through the cost before treatment begins.
After the Emergency: Fixing It for Good
Emergency care stops the pain; the follow-up keeps it from coming back. Whether that's a root canal, a crown, or a replacement tooth, you'll leave with a clear plan, honest pricing, and no pressure.
In Pain Right Now?
Don't wait it out - dental pain almost never fixes itself. Call your nearest Haraz Dental Group office or book online and tell us it's an emergency.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I really be seen the same day?
In most cases yes - call as early as you can and we'll fit you into the first available emergency slot at the nearest office.
What if my emergency happens at night?
Call the office line - the recording lists our after-hours guidance, and severe swelling with fever or trouble breathing should go straight to the ER.
Do you treat children's dental emergencies?
Yes - chipped teeth, knocked-out baby teeth, and toothaches in kids are all treated at every location.
Will you pull the tooth?
Only when saving it isn't possible. Our first goal is always to relieve pain and keep your natural tooth.
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