Meet the Staff

Our experienced, caring team—front desk, assistants, and clinical staff—is here to ensure a smooth and welcoming visit every time.

KIMBERLY

Administrative Manager

Kimberly has been in the dental field for the past 3 years. She enjoys delivering a smile and quality service to our patients. For her mental health, she enjoys going to the gym, cooking, and keeping up with her skin and hair routine.

Laila

Administrative Assistant

Laila is a pre-med student currently completing her bachelor’s degree in Public Health with plans to attend medical school and pursue a career as a physician. As a Patient Treatment Coordinator and Administrative Assistant at Irvine Endodontics, she works closely with both patients and the clinical team to coordinate treatment plans, facilitate communication, and provide a welcoming, seamless experience from the moment patients arrive. Her experience in healthcare has further strengthened her passion for medicine and reinforced her commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care.

May

Dental Assistant

Maimona (May) is one of our lovely surgical dental assistants who received her Bachelor’s Degree in Dentistry from Egypt in 2015. After moving to California, she decided to pursue her dental hygiene credentials. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, practicing nail art, and dancing.

Hafsa

Dental Assistant

Hafsa has a Bachelor’s degree from MSA University in Cairo majoring in advertising and public relations. After moving to the United States, she decided to make a career switch and attended dental assistant school. She values making personal interactions with the patients and hopes to create a comfortable space for the patients. Hafsa enjoys working out and exploring new places and cuisines on weekends.

Behgum

Dental Assistant

Behgum is a part of our back-office team who achieved a Cum Laude award for her Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Cape Town, South Africa. After moving to California, she decided she wanted to pursue medicine. She is currently a Pre-Med student and cannot wait to become a Doctor and help her own patients one day. She is compassionate and kind, with great attention to detail. Outside the office she enjoys dance, art and playing the guitar in her free time. She also loves the gym, nature and hiking.

Our experienced, caring team—front desk, assistants, and clinical staff—is here to ensure a smooth and welcoming visit every time.

KIMBERLY

Administrative Manager

Laila

Administrative Assistant

May

Dental Assistant

Hafsa

Dental Assistant

Behgum

Dental Assistant

Tooth Pain Treatment in Irvine – Find the Cause, End the Pain

Tooth pain has a way of taking over everything — your sleep, your meals, your concentration. If you're searching for tooth pain treatment in Irvine, the most important step isn't just relieving the pain; it's finding out exactly what's causing it. At Irvine Endodontics, board-certified specialist Dr. Omid Dianat combines advanced diagnostics — pulp vitality testing, percussion testing, and 3D CBCT imaging — with same-day treatment, so most patients walk out of our office with their pain resolved and their tooth saved. With an average 2-hour emergency response time, relief is closer than you think.

In pain right now? Call 949-540-9891 — we're an endodontist open today in Irvine, CA with same-day emergency appointments.

Common Causes of Tooth Pain We Treat

•  Infected or inflamed pulp: Deep decay or trauma lets bacteria reach the nerve inside your tooth, causing lingering sensitivity or a severe toothache. Treatment: a gentle, often single-visit infected tooth root canal.

•  Tooth abscess: A pocket of infection at the root tip causing throbbing pain, swelling, and sometimes a pimple-like bump on the gums. Our tooth abscess treatment in Irvine, CA relieves pressure and eliminates the infection at its source.

•  Cracked or fractured tooth: Sharp pain when biting that disappears when you release is a classic crack symptom. Early cracked tooth treatment in Irvine can save a tooth that would otherwise be lost.

•  Failed previous root canal: Pain returning in a treated tooth — or a broken tooth after a root canal — usually means reinfection or a new fracture. Retreatment gives the tooth a second chance.

•  Referred pain: Sometimes the tooth that hurts isn't the tooth with the problem. Sinus pressure, jaw muscle issues, and neighboring teeth can all mimic a toothache — which is why accurate testing matters before any treatment.

Complete Root Canal Services for Orange County Patients

•  Root Canal Treatment: Single-visit, microscope-guided therapy for infected and inflamed teeth

•  Emergency Root Canal: Same-day care for severe tooth pain, swelling, and dental trauma — average 2-hour response

•  Abscess Tooth Treatment: Fast relief and infection control when a tooth abscess strikes, before it spreads

•  Root Canal Retreatment: Expert correction of failed or reinfected root canals performed elsewhere

•  Cracked Tooth Treatment: Early intervention that saves cracked teeth before the fracture spreads

•  Apicoectomy: Root-end microsurgery for cases a conventional root canal can't fully resolve

Why an Abscessed Tooth Can't Wait
Of all the causes of tooth pain, an abscess is the one that should never be ignored. A tooth abscess is an active infection, and without treatment it spreads — into the jawbone, the soft tissues of the face and neck, and in rare cases into the bloodstream. Warning signs include throbbing pain, swelling of the gum or face, a bad taste in your mouth, fever, and a bump on the gums that may drain. If you notice these symptoms, don't wait for them to pass: abscess tooth treatment in Irvine, CA is available at our office the same day you call.

How We Diagnose the True Source of Your PainEffective treatment starts with an accurate diagnosis — and this is where specialist care makes all the difference. Your visit includes:

•  Cold and heat pulp testing: A brief, controlled stimulus tells us whether the nerve inside the tooth is healthy, inflamed, or no longer vital — each response points to a different diagnosis.

•  Percussion and bite testing: Gentle tapping identifies inflammation around the root and helps distinguish a cracked tooth from an infected one.

•  3D CBCT imaging: A cone beam CT scan reveals what standard X-rays miss — hidden infections, bone changes, extra canals, and fractures — so we treat the right tooth for the right reason, every time.This thorough approach protects you from the two most frustrating outcomes in dentistry: an unnecessary root canal, and a treated tooth that still hurts because the real cause was never found.

Same-Day Relief from Severe Tooth Pain
When you call our office with severe tooth pain in Irvine, we treat it as the emergency it is. We reserve appointment slots daily for urgent cases, and our average response time from call to chair is just 2 hours. Unlike searching for a walk-in endodontist in Irvine, CA and hoping for an opening, one phone call secures your same-day appointment — evenings before weekends included, so a Friday toothache doesn't have to ruin your weekend. Whatever the diagnosis, our goal is the same: end the pain at its source and save your natural tooth.

What to Do for a Toothache Before Your Appointment

• Take over-the-counter pain relief as directed (ibuprofen or acetaminophen) — but never place aspirin directly on the gums, which burns the tissue.

• Rinse gently with warm salt water to soothe irritated tissue.

• Apply a cold compress to the outside of your cheek for swelling.

• Avoid very hot, cold, or sweet foods, and don't chew on the painful side.

• Don't delay: home remedies manage symptoms, but they can't remove an infection. Call 949-540-9891 for real toothache relief in Irvine.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tooth Pain Treatment

Q1. When is tooth pain an emergency?
Seek same-day care if you have severe or throbbing pain, swelling of the gums or face, fever, a bump on the gums, pain that wakes you at night, or a tooth injured by trauma. These signs point to infection or damage that worsens without treatment.

Q2. Will my tooth pain go away on its own?
Occasionally mild sensitivity settles, but pain from an infected nerve or abscess does not resolve on its own. If pain stops suddenly after weeks of hurting, the nerve may have died — the infection is still there and still spreading, just silently.

Q3. Does tooth pain always mean I need a root canal?
No. Tooth pain can come from cracks, gum issues, sinus pressure, or a neighboring tooth. That's why we test before we treat — cold and heat testing plus CBCT imaging confirm the diagnosis first, so you never receive a root canal you don't need.

Q4. How quickly can I be seen for severe tooth pain in Irvine?
Our average emergency response time is 2 hours from your call to your appointment, with same-day slots held daily at our Irvine office.

Q5. What does a tooth abscess feel like?
Typically constant throbbing pain, pain when biting, swelling near the tooth, sensitivity to temperature, a bad taste from drainage, and sometimes fever or facial swelling. An abscess is an active infection and needs prompt treatment.

Q6. Can a cracked tooth be saved?
Very often, yes — if treated early. Cracks that reach the pulp can be treated with root canal therapy and a protective crown. The longer a crack is left, the deeper it travels; once it extends below the bone, the tooth usually can't be saved. Early evaluation is everything.

End Your Tooth Pain TodayYou don't have to push through another sleepless night. With accurate diagnosis, gentle same-day treatment, and a specialist team that treats your pain as a priority, relief is one call away.

Call 949-540-9891 or book online now. Irvine Endodontics – Perfection is Our Practice.