Emergency dentist in Mehsana.
Dental pain does not keep office hours. It starts on a Saturday night, or at 2 AM, and by morning you cannot eat, sleep or think about anything else. Emergency slots are kept open every morning at Radhanpur Circle, and the emergency line is answered around the clock.
In pain right now?
Call before you travel. We will tell you honestly whether you need to be seen today or whether it can safely wait, and we will hold a chair for you either way. Callback within two hours if the line is busy.
Call us today if you have any of these
These are the problems that get worse, not better, with waiting. Most of them are an infected nerve making itself known, and every one of them is treatable.
Throbbing pain that wakes you
Pain that arrives at night, pulses with your heartbeat, or no longer responds to painkillers almost always means the nerve inside the tooth is inflamed or dying.
Swelling in the face or jaw
A swollen cheek, a puffy jaw or a gum boil means infection has spread beyond the tooth. This is the one symptom you should never sit on. Call the same day.
A knocked-out or broken tooth
After a fall, an accident or biting something hard. A completely knocked-out adult tooth can often be saved, but the window is roughly one hour, so move fast.
Pain with fever or a bad taste
Fever, a persistent foul taste or difficulty opening your mouth alongside toothache suggests an abscess that is actively draining. It needs treating, not antibiotics alone.
Bleeding that will not stop
Bleeding after an extraction that continues beyond twenty minutes of firm pressure on a gauze pad, or any injury to the lips, tongue or gums that keeps bleeding.
A crown or filling that came out
The exposed tooth underneath is soft and sensitive, and it can chip or decay quickly. Keep the crown safe and bring it with you. It can often be re-cemented.
What happens when you call
You call, we triage
Describe what you are feeling. We will tell you straight away whether this needs to be seen today, and hold a slot. If the line is busy, you get a callback within two hours.
Examination and X-ray
A digital X-ray shows exactly which tooth is responsible and how far the infection has travelled. Guessing at a painful tooth wastes the visit, so we look first.
Pain gone before you leave
The priority is stopping the pain at its source in that visit. Where the tooth can be saved in one sitting, it usually is. Where swelling is severe, we settle it first.
Painkillers hide the problem, they do not fix it
Most people in Mehsana ride out a toothache for four or five days on tablets before they call anyone. The trouble is that once the nerve inside a tooth begins to die, no tablet can reach it. The pain fades for a while because the nerve dies completely, then returns as a swelling, because the infection has moved out through the root tip and into the bone. Every day of waiting narrows the options from a straightforward root canal towards an extraction.
A specialist, not a stopgap
Almost every genuine dental emergency is a nerve or infection problem, which is exactly what an endodontist spends their career treating. Dr. Chinmay H. Patel is an MDS endodontist with more than 5,000 procedures behind him, working under a dental operating microscope. That matters in an emergency, because it means the tooth causing your pain is usually treated properly the same day rather than patched with antibiotics and rebooked for next week.
What to do before you reach the clinic
None of this replaces treatment, but the right first move in the first hour genuinely changes the outcome, especially for a knocked-out tooth.
A knocked-out adult tooth
Pick it up by the crown, never the root. If it is dirty, rinse it for a few seconds in milk or saline, but do not scrub it or wrap it in tissue. If you can, push it gently back into the socket and bite on a clean cloth. If not, keep it in a cup of milk and come straight in. The first hour decides whether it can be saved.
Severe toothache
Rinse with warm salt water and hold a cold compress on the outside of your cheek, fifteen minutes on and fifteen off. Sleep with your head propped up, which eases the throbbing. Never place a painkiller tablet directly against the gum, because it burns the tissue and does nothing for the pain.
Facial swelling
Use cold on the outside of the cheek, never heat, which encourages the infection to spread. Keep drinking fluids and stay upright. If swelling reaches your eye or under your jaw, or you struggle to swallow or breathe, treat it as urgent and go to a hospital emergency department.
Bleeding after an extraction
Roll a clean gauze pad, place it over the socket and bite down firmly for a full twenty minutes without checking it. Checking early restarts the bleeding. Avoid rinsing, spitting and hot drinks for the rest of the day. If it soaks through after two attempts, call us.
"Specially the nature of Dr. Chinmay sir is so humble, He will always ready to help me with one call when any problem occurs. Staff is also supportive!"
Khusnud Khan, Mehsana
Verified Patient
Dr. Chinmay H. Patel
MDS, Chief Specialist
An MDS endodontist with over 10 years of clinical experience, Dr. Chinmay keeps emergency slots open every morning because he believes nobody should spend a week in pain waiting for an appointment.
When you can be seen
Monday to Saturday, 9:30 AM to 8:00 PM, with emergency slots held open every morning. Sunday is reserved for emergency surgical cases. The emergency line is answered 24 hours a day.
No Cost EMI AvailableFinding us in a hurry
The clinic is on the first floor at Avi Square, opposite Swaminarayan Mandir, Radhanpur Circle, Mehsana. Look for the red Pramukh sign across the front of the building. Patients drive in regularly from Unjha, Visnagar, Vijapur, Patan, Kadi, Becharaji and Kalol, so call before you set out and we will keep a slot for you.
Directions & contact
Common Questions
Do you see emergency patients without an appointment in Mehsana?
Yes. Emergency slots are kept open every morning specifically for patients in pain, so you do not need a booking made days in advance. Please call +91 63556 46934 before you set out so the clinic knows you are on the way and can have a chair ready.
Is a dentist available on Sunday in Mehsana?
The clinic is open Monday to Saturday, 9:30 AM to 8:00 PM. Sunday is reserved for emergency surgical cases only. The emergency line is answered 24 hours a day, and you will get a callback within two hours, so call first and we will tell you honestly whether you need to be seen immediately or can wait until Monday.
I have severe tooth pain at 2 AM. What should I do right now?
Rinse with warm salt water, hold a cold compress against the outside of your cheek for fifteen minutes at a time, and keep your head raised when you lie down, which reduces the throbbing. Take the painkiller you normally tolerate, but never place a tablet directly against the gum, as it burns the tissue. Then call the emergency line so we can see you first thing.
How much does emergency dental treatment cost?
There is no single emergency price, because the cost depends entirely on what is causing the pain. You will be examined and X-rayed first, then given a printed, itemised cost sheet before any treatment begins. The quoted price is the final price, and no-cost EMI is available on larger treatments.
Can a dental emergency be finished in one visit?
Very often, yes. Dr. Chinmay is an MDS endodontist, and most true dental emergencies are nerve or infection problems, which means a single-visit root canal usually solves both the pain and its cause in one appointment. Where swelling is severe, we relieve the pressure and settle the infection first, then complete treatment at a second visit.
I am travelling from Unjha or Visnagar. Will I be seen the same day?
Yes. Call before you travel and we will hold a slot for you, so the drive is not wasted. The clinic is at Radhanpur Circle in Mehsana, on the main route into town, and patients regularly come from Unjha, Visnagar, Vijapur, Patan, Kadi, Becharaji and Kalol.
Treatments that usually follow
- Root Canal Treatment — the usual answer when the nerve inside the tooth is the source of the pain.
- Surgical Endodontics — for an abscess at the root tip that will not settle with conventional treatment.
- Conservative Dentistry — rebuilding a broken tooth or replacing a filling that has come out.
- Checkups & Diagnostics — the reliable way to make sure there is never a next time.
In pain today?
Emergency slots are kept open every morning. Call and we will tell you honestly whether you need to come in today.
24/7 Emergency Line
+91 63556 46934