Walk-ins Welcome
111 Bloomfield Ave Denville, NJ 07834
Toothache? Chipped tooth? Swelling? Our emergency dentist in Denville sees you ASAP — Walk-ins Welcome.
Not sure if it's an emergency? If any of the following sound familiar, don't wait it out — call and we'll get you seen.
Brushed, rinsed, and flossed — and it still hurts.
Time matters most here. Call us on the way in.
If bleeding won't stop, call us right away.
A significant chip, crack, or a tooth in pieces.
We can get a replacement or temporary in place.
Whether from an injury or without an obvious cause.
A painful infection that needs prompt attention.
Call us — we'll help you figure out what you need.
A knocked-out tooth has the best chance of being saved when it's handled quickly and correctly. Here's exactly what to do while you're on your way to us.
Pick it up by the crown (the chewing surface), never the root.
Cool water only — no scrubbing, no soap.
Place it back in the socket and hold with clean gauze.
Can't reinsert it? Store it in cold milk and call us now.
Baby tooth knocked out? Don't try to replant it — call us instead, since replanting a baby tooth can damage the permanent tooth underneath.
The ADA cites sports as the leading cause of adult tooth damage — even a backyard game can knock a tooth loose or out.
Tooth enamel is strong, but not always strong enough for a collision with a steering wheel or airbag. Get checked at the ER first, then call us.
A small cavity or gum disease left too long can turn into a painful abscess that requires urgent treatment.
We'll get you out of discomfort fast — from nerve pain to infection, we've got you covered.
We'll put together a plan to protect what's left and prevent future problems.
We'll get your bite back to normal so you can eat, drink, and live comfortably again.
Dr. Matarazzo, Dr. Feuer, and Dr. Rosen lead a team that's treated Denville families for decades — many patients have been with us for 30+ years. When you're in pain, you'll be seen by people who know how to put you at ease.
"I came in with a cracked tooth — they assessed it fast and I left with a temporary crown in about 90 minutes. Very professional the whole way through."
"They took me in on short notice for a wisdom tooth emergency — completely painless, and the process was explained clearly before we started."
"Absolutely recommend — they got me in within minutes of calling and took care of the issue right away. Best dentist experience I've had."
Find the tooth and rinse it gently in cool water — never scrub it or use soap. If possible, place it back in the socket and hold it with clean gauze. If not, keep it in cold milk, saliva, or water and get to us immediately. The faster you act, the better the chance of saving it.
Call us as soon as possible — but don't try to replant it. Replanting a baby tooth can damage the permanent tooth developing underneath it.
Call us right away. Quick action can save the tooth and reduce the need for extensive treatment. Rinse with water, apply a cold compress if your lip was injured, and bring any broken fragment in cold milk or water.
That needs immediate medical attention — a severe head injury can be life-threatening, and emergency medical teams may reach you faster than you can get to the hospital. Once you're medically cleared, call us for the dental follow-up.
A cold compress against the outside of the cheek helps with swelling. For kids, an age-appropriate dose of over-the-counter pain medication can ease symptoms — avoid heat or aspirin directly on the sore area.
