Dental Emergency in Sangareddy? Call Now.
Same-day emergency treatment for severe tooth pain, broken teeth, knocked-out teeth, and facial swelling — at Heerya, Majeera Nagar.
For any dental emergency, call +91 97039 37701 immediately
Dental emergencies need a voice, not a chat. Call us first — the front desk or Dr. Thukaram will guide you on what to do in the first 30 minutes while you travel to the clinic.
Call +91 97039 37701What counts as a dental emergency
Severe, persistent tooth pain
Pain that is not relieved by paracetamol, keeps you awake at night, or is accompanied by fever or swelling. Often indicates an infection that needs urgent attention.
Knocked-out permanent tooth
A tooth that has been completely knocked out in an accident or injury. Time-critical — the tooth can often be re-implanted if you reach the clinic within 1 hour.
Broken or cracked tooth
A tooth that has split, chipped significantly, or broken below the gum line. Needs same-day assessment to decide whether it can be saved.
Facial swelling
Swelling around the jaw, cheek, or under the eye usually indicates a dental abscess. This is a medical emergency — do not wait overnight.
Bleeding that will not stop
Following dental work or an injury, bleeding that continues after 20 minutes of firm pressure needs clinic attention.
Severe gum pain with fever
A combination that often indicates acute gum infection.
First-aid steps for the 30-minute window
For a knocked-out tooth
- 1.Pick the tooth up by the crown (the white part), not the root.
- 2.Rinse it gently with clean water — do not scrub it.
- 3.Put it in a glass of milk (not water). Milk preserves the root cells better.
- 4.Call us and head to the clinic immediately.
For severe pain
- 1.Take a paracetamol if there is no medical reason not to (no ibuprofen/aspirin if you may need dental surgery).
- 2.Apply a cold compress to the cheek near the painful tooth.
- 3.Do not apply heat. Do not bite down on hard food.
For facial swelling
- 1.Call us immediately — do not wait.
- 2.Do not apply heat to the swollen area.
- 3.Drink water normally. Avoid lying completely flat.
For a broken tooth
- 1.Save any large broken pieces in a clean cloth.
- 2.Rinse your mouth with warm saline water.
- 3.Head to the clinic.
Emergency protocol at Heerya
Reception triages you based on the emergency type and severity.
Dr. Thukaram sees you as soon as possible — emergencies take priority over booked consultations.
Immediate pain relief and diagnosis — a digital X-ray is taken on the spot if needed.
Treatment plan explained in plain language, including the emergency cost.
Immediate treatment where possible (root canal, abscess drainage, re-implantation).
If your emergency is after clinic hours
Placeholder — confirm out-of-hours emergency protocol with Dr. Thukaram before launch. Expected content: whether there is a dedicated emergency number, whether Dr. Thukaram is reachable on WhatsApp outside hours, and which nearby facility to contact if Heerya is closed.
Questions about dental emergencies
Cost depends on the treatment needed. Dr. Thukaram explains the cost before starting treatment — even in an emergency, there is no surprise pricing. Immediate pain relief is prioritised; larger treatment planning can happen the next day.
Yes. Walk in during clinic hours with any dental emergency. We recommend calling ahead so we can prepare the chair and brief Dr. Thukaram on the situation.
It depends on how quickly you reach the clinic and how the tooth was stored. Teeth kept in milk and replanted within an hour have a high success rate. Dry teeth or those kept for several hours are harder to save, but always worth trying.
Give the child a paracetamol at the correct paediatric dose (check the packaging for weight-based dosing). Apply a cold compress to the cheek. Call us first thing in the morning, or if symptoms are severe (fever, swelling), call the emergency number immediately.
If you are in pain right now, call.
Do not fill out a form. Do not chat. Call +91 97039 37701 directly. We will guide you immediately.