Dental Emergencies

Call To Save Your Smile

Find Relief With Your Emergency Dentist in Lancaster

Dental emergencies don't wait for convenient times. You don't need to, either. At our practice, we're your first line of defense against unexpected oral health challenges. Your emergency dentist in Lancaster will restore your comfort and protect your smile.

We'll address your immediate concerns and equip you with knowledge to prevent future issues. Quick action today means fewer complications and expenses tomorrow. Choose our team for emergency care that puts you back in control of your oral health.

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Stop Your Tooth Pain

When dental emergencies arise, our team provides comprehensive solutions for a range of urgent situations.

You'll find relief for cracked or damaged teeth. We use lifelike restorations to repair your smile, from composite fillings to durable crowns.

Your dentist can also treat dental infections through targeted root canal therapy and gum treatments. Both provide immediate relief and long-term health.

When necessary, we perform gentle extractions. However, we'd rather save your smile instead! If we can't, and your tooth is removed, we offer various tooth replacement options to restore your smile.

Your Comfort Comes First

A dental emergency is any situation that results in severe pain, bleeding, or tooth loss. You may be experiencing knocked-out teeth, severe toothaches, broken restorations, or significant swelling. These scenarios require immediate attention.

When you give us a call, we schedule you in for an appointment right away - same day, whenever possible. Our process focuses on rapid pain relief through careful local anesthesia.

Your dentist will perform a thorough exam using advanced diagnostic equipment. You will be fully informed about your treatment options while we restore your smile.

Make an appointment if you need help from your emergency dentist in Lancaster. Our team prioritizes both your immediate comfort and long-term oral health.

Call 717-744-0477 to Schedule

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Mario M.

I'm so grateful I found Dr. Rashi Majithia. Over the past 10 months, she has completely changed my outlook on dental care. Dr. Majithia is not only incredibly skilled and knowledgeable, but she also has a gentle and caring approach that immediately put me at ease. I highly recommend Dr. Majithia...

Marissa W.

As a new patient, they were still VERY accommodating with my schedule and able to get me in for a cleaning and evaluate some discomfort I was having. They were extremely kind and went out of their way to make sure I understood all my insurance and options so their was no surprises before coming in for my appointment. Dr. Rashi was excellent and the first appointment was really thorough. She clearly has a lot of patients but it was obvious the health and well being of each individual patient is a priority.

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The Invisalign process was definitely a journey. It took a while to get used to the new extra steps like flossing and brushing my teeth after every meal, but it was well worth it. I'm happy. Invisalign was the right choice for me.

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I've been going to Dr. Rashi for years now. She's so kind, polite, & professional. The staff is very nice & the office's very clean. I made sure to request no fluoride for my daughters since I don't like the use of fluoride for my kids. I recommend this place : )

Karan C.

All the staff are super caring and kind. They really know what they are doing and scheduling is never a problem. Getting my fast track braces done here was a good experience and they have helped me through any problem I had with it. Definitely would recommend this to everyone.

Stacy F.

I have Been going here for years and I am so grateful for the care I receive and how genuine they are! Great team with big hearts! Angels in my eyes ❤️

Jeannette A.

Been a patient there a few years and I have received the best dental care ever. I love my dentist. She's caring, understanding, and professional. The staff is awesome. I recommend this practice to anyone looking for good affordable dental care. Bilingual services available as well.

Mary C.

I have to share what wonderful dentist office experience I have with the Smile Care Group, they are without a doubt the best in town! I have been going to the Smile Care group for over 20 years and they are wonderful from being super nice, super friendly and will go over the moon to calm my fears of dental work! If you need excellent dental care look no further, Dr. Rashi is the best! Off of Columbia Ave or come through the city.

Ivan H.

I have been going to smile care group with Dr. Rashi for many years. She makes my visits comfortable and feel personal. She always gives what I believe are the best recommendations on keeping up with my dental care. Ms. Yvette and the staff must all be cut from the same cloth. As I never see a person in the office with anything other than a welcoming face. It always feels great to be greeted by first name as you enter a building. Thank you 😃

What counts as a dental emergency?

A severe toothache, knocked-out tooth, broken or cracked tooth, or significant facial swelling requires immediate attention from our dental team. Your dentist will assess the severity of your situation when you call and provide guidance on next steps. We understand dental emergencies can be alarming and will do our best to see you as quickly as possible. Remember that quick action in these situations can often help save your tooth and prevent further complications.

What should I do if my tooth gets knocked out?

If your tooth gets knocked out, carefully pick it up by the crown (not the root) and gently rinse it with milk or water if it's dirty. Try to place the tooth back in its socket if possible, or keep it moist in milk or between your cheek and gums. Contact our office immediately, as we have the best chance of saving your tooth if you see us within an hour of the injury. Our team will guide you through the process and get you the care you need.

What should I do about a cracked or broken tooth?

If you've cracked or broken a tooth, rinse your mouth with warm water and apply a cold compress to reduce swelling. Keep any broken pieces and bring them to your appointment if possible. Your dentist will evaluate the extent of the damage and recommend the most appropriate treatment to restore your tooth. Until you can see us, avoid chewing on that side of your mouth and protect any sharp edges with temporary dental wax if available.