Emergency Care
Dental emergencies don't wait for business hours, and neither should your care. Whether it's a knocked-out tooth, a severe abscess, or unbearable pain at 2am, we prioritize emergency cases for the fastest possible treatment.
A dental emergency is stressful. We get that. Our job is to get you out of pain quickly and protect your teeth from further damage.
Common Emergencies We Handle
- Severe toothache — usually means infection or nerve involvement. Needs same-day attention.
- Knocked-out tooth — reimplantation is possible if you act fast (within 30 minutes).
- Broken or chipped tooth — especially if there are sharp edges cutting your tongue or cheek.
- Dental abscess — swelling, fever, and throbbing pain that signals a spreading infection.
- Lost filling or crown — leaves the tooth vulnerable and often sensitive.
- Injury from accident or sports — damaged teeth, bleeding gums, or jaw injuries.
Before You Get to Us
Here's what to do while you're on your way:
- Knocked-out tooth: Keep it moist in milk, saline, or your saliva. Don't scrub it.
- Toothache: Rinse with warm salt water. Take ibuprofen. Don't apply aspirin to the gum.
- Bleeding: Apply firm pressure with clean gauze for 10-15 minutes.
- Swelling: Cold compress on the outside of your cheek, 10 minutes on / 10 minutes off.
Don't Wait and Hope It Goes Away
Dental infections and injuries get worse with time, not better. What starts as a manageable problem can become a serious health risk if left untreated. Call us at +92 333 6333643 for immediate guidance.
What We Offer
Detailed look at our procedures and treatments.
Emergency Assessment & Diagnosis
Rapid evaluation to identify the cause and severity of your emergency. We triage to address pain first, then stabilize the situation before planning definitive treatment.
Severe Toothache Treatment
Identifying whether pain is caused by infection, abscess, crack, or nerve damage — then providing immediate relief and addressing the root cause.
Knocked-Out Tooth Treatment
Time-critical reimplantation of avulsed teeth. If you can get to us within 30 minutes with the tooth properly stored, there's a good chance we can save it.
Abscess & Infection Management
Draining abscesses, prescribing targeted antibiotics, and treating the source of infection to prevent dangerous spread to surrounding tissues.
Broken Tooth & Lost Restoration Repair
Temporary or permanent repair of chipped, cracked, or broken teeth, as well as replacement of lost fillings or crowns to protect exposed tooth structure.
Dental Trauma Care
Treatment for injuries to teeth, gums, lips, or jaw from accidents, falls, or sports. We stabilize injuries and plan reconstruction when needed.
Key Benefits
Why patients trust us for this service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our emergency care services.
Severe pain that won't respond to painkillers, a knocked-out or very loose tooth, uncontrollable bleeding, visible swelling (especially near the eye or throat), a broken tooth with sharp edges, or signs of infection (fever, swelling, pus). When in doubt, call us.
Handle it by the crown (not the root), rinse gently without scrubbing, and try to place it back in the socket. If you can't, keep it in milk or between your cheek and gum. Get to us within 30 minutes for the best chance of saving it.
As fast as possible. For knocked-out teeth, 30 minutes is the critical window. For infections and severe pain, same-day treatment prevents complications. Call us immediately and we'll advise you.
Take ibuprofen (not aspirin, which increases bleeding). Rinse with warm salt water. Apply a cold compress to your cheek. Avoid very hot, cold, or sweet foods. Don't put aspirin directly on the tooth or gum — it causes burns.
Usually yes. Emergency care stabilizes the situation and relieves pain, but definitive treatment (a permanent filling, crown, or root canal) often requires a follow-up appointment once things have calmed down.
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