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DENTAL EMERGENCY? DON'T WAIT — CONTACT OUR TEAM
URGENT DENTAL CARE IN PATNA
When dental pain can't wait.
Sudden tooth pain, swelling, bleeding, a broken tooth or a dental injury can be frightening. Our team provides prompt assessment and appropriate dental care for urgent dental problems.
NEED URGENT HELP?
Talk to our dental team
If you are experiencing significant dental pain, swelling, bleeding or an injury, contact the clinic so your concern can be assessed.
CALL THE CLINIC 94312 62236
EMERGENCY DENTAL CARE
Fast attention for unexpected dental problems.
Dental emergencies can happen without warning. Getting the problem assessed promptly can help determine the appropriate next step and prevent unnecessary delay in treatment.
At Advanced Dental Care & Maxillofacial Centre, our approach begins with understanding your symptoms, examining the affected area and planning the appropriate treatment based on your individual condition.
IF YOU HAVE A DENTAL EMERGENCY
What should you do right now?
Stay calm and contact the dental team for guidance. The next step depends on the type and severity of your dental problem.
01
Contact the clinic
Call our team and explain your symptoms, pain, swelling or injury so that your concern can be understood and assessed appropriately.
02
Protect the affected area
Avoid unnecessary pressure or further trauma to the affected tooth or surrounding area while arranging professional dental care.
03
Get assessed
Our dental team can evaluate the problem and recommend the appropriate treatment or next step based on the clinical findings.
COMMON DENTAL EMERGENCIES
Problems that may need prompt attention.
If you are unsure whether your dental problem requires urgent attention, contact the clinic and discuss your symptoms with the team.
Severe toothache
Sudden or severe dental pain that is interfering with eating, sleeping or normal activities.
Dental swelling
Swelling around a tooth, gum or face that may require prompt dental assessment.
Broken or damaged tooth
A tooth that has fractured, cracked or become damaged following an accident or injury.
Dental bleeding
Persistent bleeding following dental trauma, extraction or another dental problem.
Knocked-out tooth
A tooth that has been displaced or knocked out following an accident or physical injury.
Dental infection concerns
Dental symptoms accompanied by increasing pain, swelling or other signs that require assessment.
Don't ignore persistent dental pain.
Contact Advanced Dental Care & Maxillofacial Centre to discuss your dental concern.
AT ADVANCED DENTAL CARE
What happens during an emergency visit?
Emergency dental care begins with understanding the problem. The clinical team then determines the appropriate course of action based on the examination and your individual dental condition.
STEP 01
Understand
We listen to your symptoms and understand what happened.
STEP 02
Examine
The affected area is clinically assessed to understand the underlying problem.
STEP 03
Diagnose
Appropriate investigations may be considered when required.
STEP 04
Treat
The suitable treatment or next step is planned according to the clinical findings.
EMERGENCY DENTAL FAQ
Questions patients often ask.
If you cannot find the answer to your question, contact our team directly.
What is considered a dental emergency?
Significant dental pain, swelling, persistent
bleeding, dental trauma, a broken tooth or a
knocked-out tooth may require prompt assessment.
If you are unsure, contact the clinic and discuss
your symptoms with the dental team.
I have severe tooth pain. What should I do?
Contact the clinic and explain your symptoms.
Avoid delaying professional assessment if the
pain is severe, persistent or accompanied by
swelling or other concerning symptoms.
Can a broken tooth be treated?
Treatment depends on the extent and location of
the damage and the condition of the remaining
tooth. A dental examination is required to
determine the appropriate treatment.
What should I do if my tooth is knocked out?
A knocked-out tooth requires prompt professional
assessment. Contact the dental clinic as soon as
possible and explain that the tooth has been
displaced or knocked out.
Can I contact the clinic before visiting?
Yes. You can call the clinic at
94312 62236 to discuss your
dental concern and determine the appropriate
next step.
Dental emergency? Let's address it.
Don't let unexpected dental pain or injury leave you wondering what to do next. Contact our team and discuss your concern.