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Dental Emergency: What to Do for Toothache & Trauma
Step-by-step guidance for toothache, knocked-out teeth, broken crowns, and swelling — plus when to call Anu's Dental in Chandanagar.
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Reviewed by Dr. Anu, BDS, MDS
Chief Dental Surgeon · BDS, MDS — Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics · Clinical articles reviewed for accuracy before publication
Last updated 1 July 2026
Quick answer
For severe toothache, facial swelling, or dental trauma, contact Anu's Dental immediately at 9700141424. Rinse with warm salt water, use a cold compress for swelling, and preserve knocked-out teeth in milk. Same-day emergency slots are offered when available at our Chanda Nagar clinic on NH 65.
What counts as a dental emergency?
- Uncontrolled bleeding from the mouth
- Severe pain not relieved by medication
- Swelling affecting eye, neck, or swallowing
- Knocked-out permanent tooth
- Large fracture exposing nerve or sharp edges
- Abscess with fever
What should I do for a knocked-out tooth?
- Hold the tooth by the crown — not the root
- Rinse gently if dirty; do not scrub
- Try to reinsert within minutes if possible
- Otherwise store in milk or saliva
- Reach the clinic within 30–60 minutes for best prognosis
How do I reach Anu's Dental in an emergency?
Call or WhatsApp early in the day for same-day priority. We are at # 4-123/2, First Floor, Opp. SBI, Behind Chandanagar Bus Stop, NH 65, Gangaram, Chanda Nagar, Hyderabad 500050.
If breathing or swallowing is affected by swelling, go to the nearest hospital emergency department first — then follow up with us for dental care.
Frequently asked questions
Walk-ins are accepted when capacity allows, but calling ahead helps us prepare and minimise your wait.
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Need personalised advice?
Book a consultation at our Chandanagar clinic — same-day slots may be available.
This article is for general information only and does not replace professional dental advice. See our medical disclaimer.