Emergency dentistry is like the special ops of oral care—fast, focused, and ready when pain strikes.

  • Emergency Filling

    Class IV fractured central incisor requiring immediate restoration.

  • Non-carious cervical lesions

    Severe pain due to loss of tooth structure beneath the gumline, also known as abfraction. Repaired with glass ionomer (GI). Surgical approach.

  • Full-thickness lip laceration

    Bleeding was controlled, and the wound was sutured in layers to restore both function and appearance.

  • Fracture of incisal edges (Class IV)

    Repaired with composite bonding and splinted using 0.016" wire, as per International Association of Dental Traumatology (IADT) Guidelines, 2020.

  • Temporary Composite Same Day Crown

    A temporary composite crown was placed to alleviate the patient’s dentinal sensitivity during their holiday period. Made in the dental chair.

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