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When to See an Oral Surgeon for a Dental Emergency
Not all dental emergencies can be treated at a general dental office. Our board-certified oral surgeons—Dr. Sukhdeep Dhaliwal and Dr. Douglas Baasch—handle a wide range of emergency procedures that go beyond routine care.
Contact us right away if you or your child experience any of the following:
- Knocked-out (avulsed) or displaced tooth
- Severe tooth or jaw pain
- Facial swelling or deep oral infection
- Oral abscess or pus drainage
- Broken jaw or facial bone injury
- Uncontrolled bleeding in the mouth
- Tooth fractures below the gum line
- Failed dental implant or hardware complication
Timely treatment is critical to preserve function, prevent infection, and avoid long-term damage.
Emergency Tooth Extractions
Some dental emergencies involve teeth that cannot be saved due to trauma, infection, or advanced decay. We offer immediate surgical tooth extractions, including removal of fractured or impacted teeth.
Our use of advanced imaging, including in-house CBCT scanning, allows for accurate diagnosis and surgical planning—even during emergency situations. Sedation and anesthesia options are available to keep you comfortable throughout the procedure.
Treatment for Facial Trauma and Jaw Injuries
Facial injuries often require specialized care that cannot be handled by general dentists or emergency rooms alone. Our surgeons treat:
- Fractured jaws
- Cheekbone or orbital bone injuries
- Tooth or bone displacement
- Lacerations involving the mouth, lips, or face
Our facial trauma care focuses on restoring both function and aesthetics, using precise imaging and surgical techniques to minimize long-term complications.
Emergency Care for Infections and Oral Abscesses
A dental abscess or deep oral infection is a serious condition that can spread quickly without treatment. Signs of infection include swelling, severe pain, fever, pus, or difficulty swallowing.
If you suspect a serious infection, contact our office immediately. Our team will evaluate the situation and perform the appropriate surgical procedure—such as drainage or tooth extraction—to resolve the problem before it worsens.
Same-Day Consultations and Flexible Scheduling
We prioritize urgent cases and reserve time in our schedule to treat emergencies promptly. With offices in Silverdale, Poulsbo, and Port Orchard, we provide same-day or next-day availability in most situations.
Learn What to Expect During Your First Visit
Advanced Technology for Emergency Cases
Every Kitsap OMS location is equipped with advanced diagnostic and surgical technology, including:
- CBCT imaging for accurate 3D scans
- Digital scanning for fast, comfortable impressions
- 3D printing for surgical guides and temporary prosthetics
- IV sedation and general anesthesia options for surgical comfort
This technology helps us diagnose problems quickly and perform emergency procedures safely and efficiently.
Locations for Emergency Dental Surgery in Kitsap County
We offer emergency oral surgery at all Kitsap OMS offices:
Silverdale Office
2021 NW Myhre Rd, Ste 210, Silverdale, WA 98383
Phone: (360) 698-9335
Contact Silverdale
Poulsbo Office
19503 7th Ave NE, Ste 100, Poulsbo, WA 98370
Phone: (360) 779-2339
Contact Poulsbo
Port Orchard Office
450 S Kitsap Blvd, Ste 220, Port Orchard, WA 98366
Phone: (360) 447-5100
Contact Port Orchard
We serve Silverdale, Bremerton, Poulsbo, Port Orchard, Kingston, Bainbridge Island, and the greater Kitsap Peninsula.
Request Emergency Oral Surgery Care Now
If you're experiencing a dental emergency, don’t wait. Kitsap OMS offers rapid evaluation and surgical care for patients of all ages. Contact one of our offices to speak with a member of our team or request an immediate consultation.
FAQs About Dental Emergencies
Do I need a referral for emergency care?
No. You can contact us directly for emergency evaluation and treatment, even without a referral.
What if I have a dental emergency after hours?
Call your nearest Kitsap OMS office. Our voicemail provides instructions for emergency situations outside of normal business hours.
Can you remove a broken or infected tooth the same day?
Yes. We often perform emergency extractions the same day if necessary and if it is safe to proceed based on your health status.
What if I have facial trauma from an accident?
You should go to the ER first if you are in a life-threatening situation. Once stabilized, the hospital may refer you to our practice for surgical follow-up or reconstruction.
Are dental infections dangerous?
Yes. Oral infections can spread to surrounding tissues and even enter the bloodstream. Prompt evaluation is critical.
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Immediate Oral Surgery Care When It Matters Most
Kitsap Oral, Maxillofacial & Dental Implant Surgery provides the highest level of emergency dental and facial care throughout Kitsap County. Whether you're dealing with trauma, infection, or severe oral pain, our expert team is ready to help with precision, urgency, and compassion.
