Call now or send your details — we respond fast and reserve priority same-day emergency slots every day we're open.
Your emergency visit includes the necessary X-rays, a focused exam, and a clear treatment plan — diagnosed fast, treated gently.
Pain lasting more than a day can signal infection or an abscess. We find the cause and stop the pain — not just mask it.
Save the pieces and avoid chewing on that side. From bonding to a crown, most damaged teeth leave our office restored.
Best chance of saving it is within the first hour. Hold it by the crown, keep it in cold milk or saliva, and get to us fast.
Don't wiggle or press on it. Treated early, we can often splint and stabilize the tooth so it heals and reattaches.
Keep the restoration safe and bring it with you. We repair or replace it and protect the exposed tooth.
Infections don't wait, and neither do we. Priority triage the moment you reach us.
Five fields, two minutes — or one phone call. Your emergency goes straight to the top of our list.
Do this nowDuring office hours we respond in minutes. After hours, your request is first in line when we open at 9 AM.
Priority responseDr. Bawa diagnoses fast and treats the cause — so you walk out relieved, not rescheduled.
Walk out relieved
Fast shouldn't mean rushed. Dr. Bawa pairs award-winning clinical expertise with a calm, spa-like office and judgment-free care — because showing up scared and in pain is exactly when you deserve the best.
“Dr. Bawa & team are awesome! They were all attentive and helpful. Definitely recommend.”
Ruth P. · ★★★★★ Google review · one of 735Call us or send your request — priority emergency slots are held every day. Your relief starts the moment you reach out.
(301) 701-4333Potomac Crown Dentistry · 11908 Darnestown Rd, Suite A, North Potomac, MD 20878 · (301) 701-4333
Office hours: Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 9 AM – 5 PM · Closed Wed, Sat & Sun
© 2026 Potomac Crown Dentistry. All rights reserved. Requests submitted after hours are returned first thing when the office opens. Same-day emergency appointments are subject to clinical triage and availability. If you experience facial swelling affecting breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or serious trauma, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room immediately.