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A dental emergency is associated with a health condition that requires immediate treatment to relieve tooth pain or stop the bleeding from the mouth. Dental emergencies mostly occur due to various reasons such as untreated or ignored dental issues, an accident, or a trauma.
Dental emergencies don't require appointments, so neither should you. If you suddenly experience dental pain, tooth chips, or a tooth comes out due to a fall, or have lost a filling, dislodged a crown and an Ortho wire?
Don't panic, Dental Art in Lahore provides you with a solution for all your dental emergencies 24\7 365 DAYS! For immediate assistance, Contact for immediate advice and chair-side service.
+92 300 8023813
08:00 AM - 01:00 PM (Monday to Saturday) Consultation fee: Rs: 2000
01:00 PM - 10:00 PM (Monday to Sunday) Consultation fee: Rs: 5000
10:00 PM - 08:00 AM (Monday to Sunday) Consultation fee: Rs: 10,000
33 D1, Phase 1, Nespak society, Near Evercare Hospital Lahore – PakistanPatients should visit a dental clinic for consultation. First of all, dentists relieve pain of the patient to reduce discomfort experienced during a dental emergency. Dentists prescribe over the counter medications or suggest required treatment according to dental problems. Dental Art is a reputable dental clinic in Lahore that has been serving patients for more than two decades. We aim to relieve you of pain and see you smiling again in no time. Our emergency treatment is therapeutic and effective.
We can perform root canal therapy, tooth extraction (including some wisdom teeth), ortho wire cut, and tooth fillings, etc. in an emergency to relieve your discomfort. Before embarking on any treatment, our dentists will consult with you on the best solution to suit your requirements and circumstances.
The Emergency treatment is provided by renowned dental surgeon, Dr. Omer Farooq Ahmad, who has more than 22 years of experience in the field of dentistry. He is a remarkable dental surgeon who has expertise in the management of dental emergencies. You will get high-quality treatment under his supervision and in a hygienic environment.
The charges for dental emergency treatment vary according to treatment and timings of the clinic.
Dental emergency charges are Split into following
Dental emergency consultation charges will vary depending on the time you report to the clinic.
We don’t charge extra money for emergency dental services, as our priority is to serve patients in need. Regular charges will charge in an emergency situation according to dental issue. E.g. Charges for RCT opening or simple tooth extraction are Rs.10,000 and Ortho wire cut are Rs.2000
Dental Art not only provides physical consultation but our dentists are also available for regular or an emergency video consultation and charges will be according to the timings mentioned above for your convenience. Dental emergencies can occur at night as well so you don't have worry as Dental Art is available for video consultation at any hour. Dental Art possess remarkable position in dental industry for its exceptional and high-quality services. If you want to book an online consultation at Dental Art, then, you have to deposit an advanced payment in our account as video consultation will not be entertained without advance payment. Our Account number is
There are certain types of dental emergencies that a person may come across at any time:
Severe toothache is the most common type of dental emergency that can be alleviated by a carious tooth, infection, or abscess. Patients experience throbbing pain, swelling, or increased sensitivity during a toothache. Dental abscess i.e., a pus-filled infection around the gums or the tooth root, needs immediate treatment as it can quickly spread to other areas if remains untreated.
What to do: Contact us immediately on our number, Don’t take over the counter medicines without our dentist prescription.
Dental emergencies can occur due to accidents in which a complete tooth is knocked out from bone. This is referred to as an avulsed tooth. It can happen while playing sports or when a child accidentally falls in school or playground. What you do in the first few minutes can save the tooth.
1. Stay calm and find the tooth immediately.
Pick it up by the crown (the white chewing part), not the root (the part that was inside the gum). Touching the root can damage the delicate cells needed for healing.
2. If the tooth is dirty, rinse it gently with tap water or saline, do not scrub, brush, or use soap/chemicals.
3. Try to reinsert the tooth into the socket with the help of some one.
- Hold it by the crown and gently push it back into the gum socket.
- Ask the patient to bite down softly on a cloth or gauze to keep it in place.
- This is the *best option* if possible and if the person is conscious and cooperative.
4. If reinsertion is not possible, store the tooth properly.
- Place it in *cold milk* (best medium) or keep it in *saline solution*. - - If nothing else is available, place it inside the patient’s *cheek (saliva)* — but only if they are conscious and not at risk of swallowing.Avoid keeping it in water for a long time (it damages root cells).
Rush us immediately.
The tooth has the best chance of survival if replanted within 30 minutes.
- After 1 hour, chances decrease significantly.
- Do not touch or scrape the root.
- Do not let the tooth dry out.
- Do not delay in seeking professional care.
Replant the tooth right away if possible. If not, keep it in milk/saline/saliva and rush to the dentist within 30 minutes.
- Broken or cracked teeth also require immediate treatment which is usually caused by trauma, biting hard foods, or underlying decay. In this condition, nerves of the teeth are exposed which can lead to severe pain and sensitivity, need an immediate treatment.
- Uncontrolled bleeding also indicates a dental emergency that can occur after tooth extraction, dental surgery, trauma, or gum disease
- Soft tissue injuries that occur from cuts or lacerations to a lip, gums, or tongue also require immediate management.
What to do: Stay calm, bite firmly on a clean cotton or gauze or clean cloth. Contact immediately on our contact number.
- Broken wires, loose brackets, or poking wires can cause injury.
What to do: Stay calm, bite firmly on a clean cotton or gauze or clean cloth. Contact immediately on our contact number.
-What to Do: Use bubble gum to cover sharp edges. Do not cut wires unless instructed. Schedule an urgent appointment with your orthodontist.
Always keep your dentist’s emergency contact number accessible.
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