Emergency dentist in Sector 93, Gurgaon
Urgent visits for tooth pain, swelling and broken teeth during clinic hours. Call or WhatsApp 966 766 0010 first.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Arti Kumari, BDS on 15 October 2026. How we review
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A toothache that keeps you up at night, a swollen face, a tooth broken during a game or bleeding that won't stop after an extraction all need attention soon. Getting seen early often means simpler treatment and less pain, and it can stop an infection from spreading.
Dantiki Dental Clinic at JMS Crosswalk Mall, Sector 93, sees urgent dental problems during clinic hours, including Sunday mornings. Please call or WhatsApp 966 766 0010 before you come, so we can tell you when Dr. Arti Kumari can see you. This page also explains what to do before you reach us.
Patients come for emergency visit from Sectors 85 to 95, Hayatpur and the rest of New Gurgaon, and from the Dwarka Expressway sectors. The clinic is open every day, including Sunday mornings.
Information from Dantiki Dental Clinic and Implant Center, Sector 93, Gurgaon, reviewed by Dr. Arti Kumari on 15 October 2026. Your treatment plan is decided after an examination. Sources
When to call us urgently
Severe or throbbing toothache
Pain that keeps you awake, spreads to your ear or jaw, or keeps coming back.
Swelling of gum or face
Swelling of the gum, cheek or jaw usually means an infection that needs prompt attention.
Broken or chipped tooth
A tooth broken in a fall, during sport or on something hard.
Knocked-out tooth
An adult tooth knocked out completely can sometimes be put back if you act quickly.
Bleeding after an extraction
Bleeding that is still heavy after biting firmly on clean gauze for about 30 minutes.
What happens at an urgent visit
Call first
Call or WhatsApp 966 766 0010, tell us what happened, and we will give you a time to come in.
Examine
Dr. Arti Kumari checks the area and takes a digital X-ray if needed to find the cause.
Relieve
The first aim is to stop pain or bleeding, for example by cleaning an infected tooth, smoothing a broken edge, re-cementing a crown or placing a temporary filling.
Plan
Once you are comfortable, she explains the next steps, such as a filling, root canal, crown or extraction.
When can you be seen?
Urgent visits are seen during clinic hours: Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 2 pm and 5 pm to 8 pm, and Sunday, 10 am to 2 pm. The clinic is not open 24 hours. Outside these hours, go to a hospital emergency department for anything serious, such as facial swelling with fever, heavy bleeding, or a knocked-out adult tooth when no dentist is open.
What affects the cost of an urgent visit
An urgent visit starts with an examination and often an X-ray. The total depends on what the tooth needs and whether it is treated now or later. You get a clear estimate after the examination, before treatment starts.
- Examination and X-ray
- Treatment needed to relieve pain or bleeding
- A temporary repair or a final one
- Further visits for a root canal, crown or extraction
What to do before you reach the clinic
- Knocked-out adult tooth: pick it up by the white crown, not the root. If it is dirty, rinse it briefly in milk or saliva. Do not scrub it or let it dry out.
- If you can, gently push it back into the socket and bite on a clean cloth to hold it. If not, keep it in milk, or in saliva spat into a clean cup, and get to a dentist quickly. Never put a milk tooth back.
- Hold a cold compress on your cheek for pain or swelling.
- Never put aspirin or any other tablet on the tooth or gum, as it can burn the gum.
- For bleeding after an extraction, bite firmly on clean gauze for about 30 minutes.
- Go to a hospital emergency department at once if swelling reaches the eye or neck, comes with a fever, or makes it hard to breathe, swallow, speak or open the mouth.
Go to a hospital emergency department first if
- Someone was knocked out, even briefly, is confused or drowsy, or has a fit after a fall, sports injury or road accident.
- The jaw may be broken: the teeth no longer meet properly, or the mouth will not open or close.
- Swelling reaches the eye or neck, or makes it hard to breathe, swallow, speak or open the mouth.
- Bleeding is heavy and does not slow down with firm pressure.
- Jaw pain comes with chest pain, breathlessness or sweating. This can be a heart problem: call 112.
Dental treatment can follow once you are safe. Do not drive yourself if you are badly hurt or swollen.
Why patients choose Dantiki
Open Sunday mornings
Open on Sunday from 10 am to 2 pm, as well as Monday to Saturday.
Digital X-ray at chair
An RVG digital X-ray at the chair shows what is causing the problem.
Easy to reach
Above Apollo Pharmacy, with free parking at the mall and a wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Emergency visit: questions patients ask
Is Dantiki open 24 hours for dental emergencies?
No. Urgent cases are seen during clinic hours, including Sunday mornings, so please call or WhatsApp before coming. If the clinic is closed and you have facial swelling that is spreading, reaches your eye or neck, or makes it hard to breathe, swallow, speak or open your mouth, or you have heavy bleeding or a knocked-out adult tooth, go to the nearest hospital emergency department.
My face is swollen from a tooth. What should I do?
Call us the same day. Swelling usually means an infection that needs treatment at its source, and tablets alone may not clear it. Hold a cold compress on the cheek, not heat. Go to a hospital emergency department straight away if the swelling spreads quickly or reaches your eye or neck, if you find it hard to breathe, swallow, speak or open your mouth, or if you have a high fever and feel very unwell. Do not drive yourself: ask someone to take you, or call an ambulance.
My child's tooth was knocked out. Can it be put back?
It depends on the tooth. Milk teeth are not put back, as this can harm the adult tooth growing underneath, but your child should still be checked. An adult tooth can sometimes be saved if it is put back quickly. If you are unsure which kind it is, keep it in milk and bring it.
What if bleeding doesn't stop after tooth extraction?
Some oozing on the first day is normal. Bite firmly on folded clean gauze over the socket for about 30 minutes without checking. Keep your head raised and avoid spitting, rinsing, straws and smoking. If it still bleeds heavily, call us, or go to a hospital emergency if the clinic is closed.
I broke a tooth. What should I do?
Rinse your mouth gently with warm water. Keep any broken pieces in a little milk or saliva and bring them, as a piece can sometimes be bonded back. Use a cold compress if your lip or cheek is swollen, avoid chewing on that side and call us. Depending on how deep the break is, it may need bonding, a filling, a crown or a root canal.
What can I take for tooth pain before I see the dentist?
Paracetamol or ibuprofen, taken as directed on the pack, can ease tooth pain for a while. Ibuprofen is not suitable for everyone: check with a doctor or pharmacist first if you are pregnant, have asthma or a stomach ulcer, have heart, liver or kidney problems, or take blood thinners. Do not give aspirin to children under 16, and never put any tablet on the tooth or gum. Painkillers only ease the pain, so the tooth still needs to be checked.
Sources and further reading
The clinical information on this page was checked against this published guidance.
- Knocked-out toothNHS (UK)
- Dental abscessNHS (UK)
- ToothacheNHS (UK)
- Dental EmergenciesMouthHealthy, American Dental Association
- Self-care advice, Specialised Dental ServiceWirral Community Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust
- Chipped, broken or cracked toothNHS (UK)
Written by the Dantiki Dental Clinic team. Medically reviewed by Dr. Arti Kumari, BDS, on 15 October 2026. Next review due April 2027. This page is general information, not a diagnosis: your treatment is planned after an examination. How we write and review health information.
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