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Prompt Care When You Need It Most
Dental emergencies can’t wait. Whether it’s severe pain, a broken tooth or a sudden injury, our team is ready to help you quickly and get you out of discomfort.
Severe Toothache Relief
Fast relief from dental pain.
Broken or Chipped Teeth
Repair for cracked and damaged teeth.
Knocked-Out Teeth
Urgent care to save injured teeth.
Swelling & Infection
Prompt treatment for dental infections.
Lost Fillings or Crowns
Quick fixes to restore your tooth.
Same-Day Attention
Urgent appointments when you need them.
When to Consider Dental Emergency
Call us straight away on +91 98402 03173 if any of these happen.
Book a ConsultationHow Your Treatment Works
No surprises. Here is what happens from the moment you get in touch.
Call Us First
Ring +91 98402 03173 rather than waiting for an online reply. Urgent problems are handled by phone.
First-Aid Guidance
We tell you what to do right away, before you have even left the house.
Urgent Assessment
We see you as soon as we can and find the cause, usually with an X-ray.
Relief, Then Repair
The priority is getting you out of pain. Definitive repair follows once things have settled.
Why Patients Choose Us
Families across Perambur trust us with their children’s teeth — here’s what that looks like in practice.
Experienced & Gentle Dentists
Pediatric dentists who keep every visit calm, unhurried and child-friendly.
Advanced Technology
A fully digital workflow, from diagnosis through to treatment planning.
In-House OPG & X-rays
Full-mouth digital imaging on site, so diagnosis happens in one visit.
Personalised Treatment
Care timed to each child’s development, not a fixed template.
Sterile & Safe Facility
High-grade autoclaves, ultrasonic units and UV sterilising chambers.
Care for All Ages
Including children with special healthcare needs and complex histories.
Dental Emergency FAQs
If your question is not here, call us on +91 98402 03173 and we will answer it.
What counts as a dental emergency?
Severe or worsening pain, facial swelling, a knocked-out or badly broken tooth, and bleeding that will not stop after an injury. If you are unsure, call and ask.
My child has knocked out a tooth. What do I do?
If it is a permanent tooth, pick it up by the crown — never the root — and if it is dirty rinse it briefly in milk. Try to place it gently back in the socket and hold it there. If you cannot, keep it in a cup of milk and come to us immediately; time matters a great deal. Do not try to reimplant a baby tooth.
There is swelling on the face. Is that urgent?
Yes. Facial swelling needs same-day attention, particularly with a fever. If breathing or swallowing is affected at all, treat it as a medical emergency and go to a hospital immediately rather than waiting for a dental appointment.
Can it wait until the morning?
Pain that is manageable often can. Swelling, a knocked-out permanent tooth or an injury involving bleeding should not wait. Call us and we will advise.
How do I manage the pain until I get there?
Over-the-counter pain relief suitable for you or your child’s age can help, taken as directed on the packet. Do not place aspirin directly against the gum — it burns the tissue. A cold compress on the outside of the cheek can ease swelling.
Do you see emergencies without an appointment?
Please call before coming in so we can prepare and give you a time. That way you are not waiting with a problem we could have dealt with sooner.
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