DVD drive is not configured in system profiler

My dvd drive is not configured in the system profiler. This problem occurred when i inserted a dvd that couldnt be ejected or read by the dvd device. I tried every single way to eject the dvd but the dvd is still inside. Now, i have a dvd inside my dvd player that cannot be read or ejected even the eject sign doesnt appear like it was when i first bought the mac book pro. i really hope someone can fix my problem and thanks in advance...

Does yur SuperDrive make any noise at all. One thing you can try is holding down the trackpad clicker during startup. This should tell all removeable devices to eject. Otherwise, try continually hitting the eject button during startup.

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