24×7 EMERGENCY DENTAL CARE
Emergency Care for Accident & Trauma to Teeth
Dental accidents can happen anytime. Whether you have a broken, knocked-out, or injured tooth, our experienced dental team provides prompt diagnosis and emergency treatment to relieve pain and save your natural teeth whenever possible.
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- Emergency Care For Accident & Trauma to Teeth
Dental accidents can happen anytime. Whether you have a broken, knocked-out, or injured tooth, our experienced dental team provides prompt diagnosis and emergency treatment to relieve pain and save your natural teeth whenever possible.
- Severe tooth pain
- Broken or fractured teeth
- Excessive bleeding from the mouth
- Swelling after facial trauma
- Difficulty biting or chewing
- Injury after sports or road accidents
What To Do Immediately After a Dental Accident

Knocked-Out Tooth
Hold the tooth by the crown, not the root. If possible, place it back in the socket or keep it in milk and visit the dentist immediately.

Broken Tooth
Rinse your mouth with clean water and apply a cold compress to reduce swelling.

Bleeding
Apply gentle pressure using clean gauze until you reach the clinic.

Swelling
Use an ice pack externally to minimize pain and swelling. Prompt treatment greatly improves the chances of saving an injured tooth.
Why Choose Agrawal Dental Care ?
Experienced Dental Specialists
Same-Day Emergency Appointments
Advanced Digital Diagnostics
Painless Treatment Approach
Child & Adult Emergency Care
Modern Dental Equipment
Personalized Treatment Plans
Centrally Located Clinic in Indore
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Visit a dentist immediately. The best chance of saving the tooth is within 30–60 minutes after the injury.
Yes. Depending on the severity, treatment may include bonding, crowns, root canal therapy, or other restorative procedures.
Stay calm, rinse the mouth gently, control any bleeding, preserve any tooth fragments if possible, and seek emergency dental care as soon as possible.
In many cases, digital X-rays help identify hidden fractures or injuries to the tooth and surrounding bone.
Need Emergency Dental Care?
Don’t ignore dental injuries or severe tooth pain. Early treatment can help save your tooth and prevent further complications.