Facial Trauma and Dental Injury Treatment in Narela, Delhi
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Facial trauma is any injury to the face, including the jaw and facial bones, teeth, gums and skin. It can follow road accidents, falls, sports injuries or assaults, and it can affect appearance as well as breathing, eating and speaking. At PS Dental Care, Narela Mandi, injuries of the jaw, teeth and mouth are assessed and treated by our oral and maxillofacial surgeon.
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Common Causes of Facial Trauma
- Accidents: road accidents, falls and workplace injuries.
- Sports injuries: contact sports such as football, hockey and boxing.
- Assault: fights and violent incidents.
- Weak bones: conditions such as osteoporosis can make fractures more likely.
Types of Injuries We Treat
| Type of injury | Treatment options |
|---|
| Soft tissue injuries (cuts, lacerations inside or around the mouth) | Cleaning, stitching and wound care to prevent infection and help healing. |
| Dental injuries (broken, chipped, loosened or knocked-out teeth) | Bonding, crowns, splinting, root canal treatment or dental implants where a tooth is lost. |
| Jaw and facial bone fractures | Assessment with X-rays or scans, and realignment and stabilisation. If hospital facilities are needed, we advise and coordinate the next step. |
Eye injuries and injuries around the eye socket need urgent assessment by an eye specialist or hospital trauma team.
Symptoms That Need Attention
- Swelling, bruising or bleeding.
- Pain or tenderness in the face or jaw.
- Difficulty opening or closing the mouth, or teeth that no longer meet properly.
- Loose, broken or missing teeth.
- Numbness or tingling in the face or lip.
If a Tooth Is Knocked Out
- Pick the tooth up by the crown (the chewing part), not the root.
- If it is dirty, rinse it gently with milk or saline. Do not scrub it.
- Keep it moist, ideally in milk, and do not let it dry out.
- See a dentist as soon as possible, ideally within an hour, since the chance of saving the tooth falls with time.
Call +91 95601 08207 on the way. We are open 9 AM – 9 PM every day.
Why Choose PS Dental Care in Narela?
- Surgeon-led care: injuries are assessed by Dr. Sachin Kumar Gupta, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon (BDS, MDS).
- Teeth and jaw under one roof: from emergency care to restoring damaged teeth.
- Clear guidance: we tell you plainly whether you need treatment at the clinic or hospital care.
- Local clinic: Narela Mandi, open 9 AM – 9 PM every day.
Recovery and Aftercare
- Follow your doctor's instructions for wound care and medicines.
- Avoid strenuous activity and protect the injured area.
- Attend follow-up visits so healing can be monitored.
- Keep your mouth clean to reduce the risk of infection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is facial trauma treatment painful?
Pain during procedures is controlled with local anaesthesia or other suitable methods. Some discomfort during recovery is normal and can be managed with medicines.
How long does recovery take?
It depends on the injury. Soft tissue injuries often heal in a few weeks, while bone fractures can take longer.
Will I need surgery?
Minor injuries often do not need surgery. Fractures, and some dental injuries, may need a surgical procedure. The doctor will decide after examination and imaging.
Can a facial injury leave a permanent mark?
Many injuries heal well with timely, proper treatment, but scarring depends on the injury, its depth and your skin. Your doctor will explain what to expect.
What is the cost of treatment?
The cost depends on the injury and the treatment needed. We explain the plan and the estimate after examining you. Call +91 95601 08207.
Contact Us
PS Dental Care
2108, Bawana - Narela Rd, near Bank of India, Nai Basti, Narela Mandi, Delhi 110040
Phone: +91 95601 08207 | Open Monday – Sunday, 9 AM – 9 PM
Book an appointment online or contact us. Outside clinic hours, go to the nearest hospital emergency department.
This page is general information and not a substitute for medical advice.
