Treatment

Dental emergencies

Toothache, a knocked-out or broken tooth, a lost crown, swelling: what to do now and how to reach us during clinic hours. Delhi and Gurugram.

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Clear explanations first.

We explain what we recommend, and why, before any treatment begins. Our commitment to you

If you are in pain or have had a dental injury, call us on the number at the top of this page during clinic hours, Monday to Saturday, Janakpuri 11am–7pm, Gurugram 10am–7pm, and say it is urgent. Urgent cases are fitted in during clinic hours wherever possible. Outside those hours, please do not assume emergency cover: a hospital emergency department is the right place for a facial swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or an injury to the face or jaw.

What to do right now

A knocked-out adult tooth: hold it by the crown, not the root; rinse briefly if dirty; put it back in the socket if you can, or keep it in milk; come in immediately: the first hour matters.

A broken tooth or lost crown: keep the piece or the crown, avoid chewing on that side, and call.

Swelling of the face or difficulty swallowing or breathing: go to a hospital emergency department.

Toothache: ordinary painkillers as directed on the pack; avoid putting aspirin on the gum; call for the earliest appointment.

Dr. Aashish Pandit
BDS, MDS, Periodontology & Implantology · Periodontist & Oral Implantologist
Your dentist for this: Dr. Aashish Pandit Updated 12 November 2026.

Our commitment to you

Before anything begins, we’ll explain what we recommend and why.

Request an appointment and a person — not a system — replies during clinic hours to agree a time. If you are in pain today, call instead.

Janakpuri clinic
Janakpuri, Delhi · Mon–Sat 11am–7pm · Map
Gurugram clinic
Experion Hub, Sector 108, Gurugram · Mon–Sat 10am–7pm · Map
Sunday
Both clinics closed
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