DO"AND DONTS IN DENTAL EMERGENCY , ROOTZ DENTAL CARE NAVALUR . Stay calm – Panicking can worsen the situation. Take a deep breath and focus on acting quickly. Toothache – Rinse with warm water, floss gently, and take a painkiller. Visit the dentist soon. Knocked-out tooth – Hold the tooth by the crown, rinse it gently, place it back in the socket (if possible), or keep it in milk. Reach the dentist within 30 minutes. Broken or chipped tooth – Rinse your mouth, apply a cold compress to reduce swelling, and save any broken pieces. Lost filling or crown – Keep the crown, apply temporary dental cement, and avoid chewing on that side until you see the dentist. Dental abscess/swelling – Rinse with salt water, do not press or pop it, and seek urgent dental care as it may be a serious infection. Bleeding from the mouth – Apply gentle pressure with clean gauze and seek care if it doesn't stop in 10–15 minutes. Soft tissue injury (lips, gums, tongue) – Rinse, apply pressure to stop bleeding, and use a cold compress. Avoid home remedies – Do not use any medicine directly on the tooth/gum or try to fix broken appliances yourself. Visit your dentist or emergency dental care ASAP – Early action often prevents complications and saves teeth.ROOTZ DENTAL CARE NAVALUR .