Same-day emergency dental care just 10 minutes from Rowland Heights. Don't wait in pain.
American Dental Group offers same-day emergency appointments for Rowland Heights residents. Whether you have a severe toothache, broken tooth, or knocked out tooth, we're here to provide fast relief.
Rowland Heights is about eighteen minutes away, up Nogales Street or via the 60 and the 57. Call (626) 337-7271 before you set off so we can confirm a same-day slot and tell you what to do on the drive.
For a knocked-out adult tooth, that drive is the treatment window — hold the tooth by the crown, keep it in milk or your own saliva, and get moving. The chance of saving it drops sharply after the first hour.
Quick Access via CA-60
Our West Covina office is just 10 minutes north of Rowland Heights. Take CA-60 West to Sunset Ave for fast access during emergencies.
Same-Day Appointments
We prioritize emergency patients and work hard to see you the same day you call. No waiting days or weeks in pain.
Experienced Team
Dr. Hanasab is a board-certified periodontist with 25+ years of experience handling all types of dental emergencies.
Advanced Technology
Digital x-rays and 3D imaging allow us to quickly diagnose your problem and provide effective treatment.
Insurance & Financing
We accept most dental insurance and offer CareCredit financing to make emergency care affordable.
Quick tips for Rowland Heights residents before you reach our office
Handle by the crown only. Rinse gently if dirty. Try to place back in socket or keep in milk. Get to us within 30-60 minutes for best results.
Rinse with warm salt water. Take over-the-counter pain medication. Don't put aspirin on the gum. Call us immediately for same-day relief.
Save any broken pieces. Rinse mouth with warm water. Apply gauze if bleeding. Use cold compress for swelling. Call for same-day appointment.
Our office is conveniently located just 10 minutes from Rowland Heights:
Address: 436 N. Sunset Ave, West Covina, CA 91790
Phone: (626) 337-7271
Free parking available on-site.
Read our step-by-step guide: Dental Emergency in West Covina — What to Do Right Now for triage on knocked-out teeth, abscesses, broken crowns, severe pain, and after-hours weekend emergencies.
Emergency dental care throughout the San Gabriel Valley
Our office is at 436 N. Sunset Ave, West Covina, CA 91790 — 7.3 miles from Rowland Heights, about 18 minutes without traffic. Take Nogales Street north to Amar Road, then west to Sunset Avenue. The freeway route is the 60 west to the 57 north to the 10 west, exiting at Sunset Avenue. Parking on site is free.
Rowland Heights is the furthest of the cities we regularly serve, and most patients who make the trip are coming for implant or periodontal work they could not get locally from a specialist.
We see patients from Colima Road, Nogales Street, Pathfinder Road, Schabarum Regional Park and the neighbourhoods toward Diamond Bar. If you are anywhere in Rowland Heights, you are inside the four-to-five-mile radius most of our practice sits in — Rowland Heights is south-east of us, and the trip is one freeway exit or one main road for almost everyone.
The short version is the credential. Dr. Homan Hanasab holds a DDS plus an MS in Periodontics and a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies, and he is the LA Clippers team dentist. A general practice closer to you can handle a cleaning and a filling; what it usually cannot do is place implants into compromised bone, graft it first, or manage gum disease that has gone past the surface. Those all happen in this office, with one clinician responsible from the scan to the final result.
That also means no referral out and back. For a patient driving in from Rowland Heights, the practical difference is fewer trips, not just a shorter one.
Call (626) 337-7271 and we will tell you on the phone whether we can fit you in today. The drive is about 7.3 miles, about 18 minutes without traffic. Take Nogales Street north to Amar Road, then west to Sunset Avenue. The freeway route is the 60 west to the 57 north to the 10 west, exiting at Sunset Avenue.
For most dental problems, no. An ER can give you antibiotics and pain relief, but it cannot treat the tooth, so you end up making the dental appointment anyway. Go to the ER for uncontrolled bleeding, trouble breathing or swallowing, facial trauma, or swelling that is closing your airway.
For a knocked-out adult tooth, hold it by the crown, not the root, and keep it in milk or in your own saliva. For swelling, a cold pack against the outside of the cheek. For bleeding, firm pressure with clean gauze. Take your usual pain relief unless you have been told not to.
Same-day emergency appointments available. Don't wait in pain — we're just 10 minutes away.
436 N. Sunset Ave, West Covina, CA 91790