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Dental Trauma

Immediate Kids’ Dental Injury Care in RR Nagar, Bangalore

A fall or sports hit can chip, loosen, or knock out a tooth. Time matters. Call now. We reserve same-day emergency slots and begin with rapid pain control, a focused exam, and low-dose dental X-rays only if needed. Care is child-friendly with behaviour guidance and gentle local anaesthesia.

We manage chips, cracks, loose or displaced teeth, root or bone fractures, and soft-tissue cuts. Treatments include fracture tooth filling, partial pulpotomy/pulpectomy, and flexible splints when indicated, plus clear home instructions. Your child leaves with a pain plan, school note, and a follow-up schedule.

Fast, paediatric-safe treatment at Mini Molar to protect growing teeth and smiles. Book a Same-Day Appointment Now.

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Emergency Triage & Pain Control

Low-Dose X-Rays for Injury Assessment

Chipped Tooth Bonding & Contouring

Enamel–Dentin–Pulp Fracture Care

Vital Pulp Therapy & Apex Procedures

Root-Fracture Stabilisation & Replantation

Flexible Splints & Bone Fracture Management

Soft-Tissue Laceration Repair

Antibiotic & Tetanus Guidance

Mouthguard Advice for Protection

Find Us

No 1132, 1st floor,
Jawaharlal Nehru Rd,
BEML Layout 3rd Stage, Rajarajeshwari
Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560098

+91 96201 60325 | contact@credencedental.com

Opening Hours
Mon – Sat : 10:00am – 7:00pm
Sunday : Closed

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Your Child’s Dental Trauma Visit:
Step-by-Step

Safe, Pain-free and Comfort-first Pediatric Dentistry for Happier Dental Visits.

X-ray examination

Control pain, behaviour guidance, consent, urgent stabilisation begins immediately.

X-ray examination

Low-dose X-rays/occlusal/periapical, selective CBCT, diagnose fractures and displacement.

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Gentle repositioning, flexible splint, soft-tissue cleansing, tetanus/antibiotic guidance.

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Bonding fractures tooth fragments, partial pulpotomy/pulpectomy, replantation of knocked out permanent teeth.

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Pain protocol, cold compress, soft diet, hygiene, follow-up reviews.

Meet Our Dentists

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Dr. Pavan TP

(Prosthodontist & Implantologist)

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Dr. Rashmi S.

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Dr. Shruthi R.

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Dr. Suhas A S.

(Orthodontist)
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Dr Prahalad

(Orthodontist)
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Dr. Shruthi R.

Specialist Specialist
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All Parents Need to Know About Dental Trauma

A fall on the playground, a cricket ball hit to the mouth, or a bathroom slip can change a child’s smile in seconds. Knowing what is urgent, what you can do at home for the first few minutes, and what treatment to expect helps you protect the tooth and your child’s comfort. The points below cover the main injury types, first aid, treatment paths, and follow-up so you can act with confidence.

What To Do Before You Reach Us?

Control bleeding with gentle pressure on clean gauze. Keep your child upright if there is swelling. For knocked-out permanent teeth, follow the steps above. Check tetanus status after contaminated wounds. Call us so we can reserve a same-day emergency slot and guide you on safe transport.

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How We Treat At The Clinic?

Your visit begins with triage, pain control, and behaviour guidance so your child remains calm. We take targeted low-dose X-rays and use selective CBCT only when the injury is complex.

Management may include composite bonding, partial pulpotomy or pulpectomy, replantation for permanent avulsion, and flexible splints. Antibiotics or a tetanus update are advised only when indicated.

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Dental Trauma - Aftercare & Recovery

  • For the first couple of weeks, follow a soft diet, apply cold compresses to the cheek, and use prescribed pain relief.
  • Keep the area clean by brushing gently away from the wound and using chlorhexidine swabs if advised.
  • Avoid contact sports until cleared by the dentist.
  • Review visits are scheduled at 1, 2, and 4 weeks; then at 6–8 weeks, 6 months, and 1 year to confirm stable healing and rule out root resorption.
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Common Dental Injuries

  • Chips & Minor Cracks: Small chips may feel sharp or sensitive but are usually easy to fix. We smooth or bond the tooth and check for hidden cracks if needed.
  • Deep Tooth Fractures: Severe pain or a pink spot may mean the nerve is involved. We aim to save the tooth with child-friendly nerve treatment or restore it with a crown if required.
  • Loose or Shifted Teeth: Teeth may move inward, outward, or sideways after injury. Gentle repositioning and a soft splint help the tooth heal safely.
  • Knocked-Out Tooth: A permanent tooth that comes out needs urgent care. Store it in milk or saline and reach us within one hour—never reinsert a baby tooth.
  • Bone & Soft Tissue Injuries: Jawbone, lip, or gum injuries may need repositioning, splinting, or stitches. Tooth fragments brought in milk or saline can sometimes be reattached.
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Prevention For The Future

A custom sports mouthguard, helmets for wheels-based activities, and simple home safety steps reduce risk. If your child plays contact or stick sports, a well-fitting mouthguard is a smart, repeatable habit.

If an injury happens, act quickly and call us. Fast, child-safe care at Mini Molar helps protect growing teeth and confident smiles. Book your same day dental appointment now.

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Frequently
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Dental trauma includes any injury to a child’s teeth, gums, lips, or jaw. It may happen due to a fall, sports injury, biting hard foods, or accidents. Common injuries include chipped teeth, knocked-out teeth, tooth displacement, and cuts inside the mouth.ble.

Immediately. Even if the tooth looks normal, hidden damage may exist under the gums or inside the tooth. A quick visit helps prevent infection, pain, and long-term issues.

If it’s a baby tooth, do not attempt to reinsert it.
If it’s a permanent tooth, gently rinse it without scrubbing and keep it in milk or your child’s saliva. Bring it to the clinic within 30 minutes.

Small chips may not cause pain, but sharp edges and hidden cracks can worsen. A dental check ensures the tooth is protected and properly restored.

A colour change may indicate the tooth’s nerve has been affected. It does not always mean the tooth will be lost, but it requires dental evaluation and monitoring.

Clean the area with water and apply gentle pressure with gauze. If bleeding does not stop within 10 minutes or the cut looks deep, visit the clinic immediately.

Use mouthguards for sports, avoid running with objects in the mouth, keep floors clutter-free, and maintain regular dental checkups to keep teeth strong and healthy.