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Same-day emergency care

Emergency dental care, same-day relief.

Dealing with a broken tooth, a lost crown, or agonizing throbbing nerve pain? We hold triage slots open daily in our RT Nagar, Bengaluru clinic specifically to resolve pain immediately.

Triage open from 8:00 AM daily

Step 1 — Identify

Match your symptom, get your severity.

Step 2 — Biological diagnosis

Severe, throbbing toothache guide.

Usually signals a root nerve infection or dental abscess. Requires immediate localized clinical relief — but these at-home steps will reduce pain while you travel to us.

  1. 1

    Rinse with warm salt water to flush any food debris.

  2. 2

    Take an over-the-counter anti-inflammatory like Ibuprofen.

  3. 3

    Never place aspirin directly against the gums — it will burn the tissue.

  4. 4

    Apply a cold ice pack to the cheek for 15 minutes to reduce throbbing.

How it works

From call to relief.

Stay calm, call us first

Call +91 9943376504. We'll triage in under a minute and tell you exactly what to do next.

Same-day appointment

During open hours we see emergencies within 90 minutes. Outside hours, our on-call dentist responds within 30 minutes.

Pain relief first

Our priority is getting you out of pain at this visit. Definitive treatment can be scheduled afterwards.

Transparent pricing

Emergency treatment fees.

Triage Exam + Targeted X-Ray₹400
Extraction (simple)from ₹1,200
Temporary Fillingfrom ₹800
Crown Re-cementationfrom ₹1,000
Root Canal (start / pain relief)from ₹2,500
Abscess Drainagefrom ₹1,500

Final treatment quoted at the visit before we proceed. UPI, cards and cash accepted.

What we treat

Common dental emergencies.

  • Severe toothache
  • Knocked-out tooth
  • Broken or chipped tooth
  • Lost crown or filling
  • Abscess or swelling
  • Soft-tissue injury
  • Post-op bleeding
  • Cracked denture
  • Stuck food causing pain
  • Bracket / wire emergencies

When to bypass us

Head straight to the ER instead.

If your dental emergency is joined by marked facial swelling extending into your jaw or neck, a fever above 38.5°C, or any difficulty breathing, swallowing, or closing your airway — seek immediate treatment at your nearest hospital emergency department.

These symptoms signal systemic bacterial spread that requires immediate emergency IV antibiotics — care a dental office cannot deliver.

FAQ

Emergency care answers.

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