Pain, sensitivity or a broken tooth
Assessment may lead to a filling, crown, root canal treatment, bite management or monitoring.
Symptom-led dental guidance in West Delhi
Tooth pain, bleeding gums, sensitivity or a damaged tooth can have more than one cause. This hub helps you recognise useful warning signs, understand which dental pathway may apply and decide when to call Dr. Eisha Kathuria at Dr. Kathuria’s Dental Specialties.
Online information cannot diagnose a dental problem. A focused history, examination and only the imaging that is clinically needed are used to identify the cause.

Urgent warning signs
Call the clinic promptly for severe or worsening dental pain, facial swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, dental injury or a knocked-out permanent tooth. Seek emergency medical care if swelling affects breathing, swallowing, speech, the eye or the neck, or if the person is seriously unwell.
Find your concern
Choose the concern that most closely matches what you notice. Several symptoms may overlap, so the linked guides explain possible causes, useful questions and when an in-person assessment matters.
Understand common dental sources of aching, sharp, biting or lingering pain.
Explore tooth pain → 02Explore cold, sweet, touch or brushing sensitivity and when it needs diagnosis.
Explore sensitivity → 03Compare the functional effects of a gap and possible replacement pathways.
Explore missing teeth → 04Know what to do after a chip, fracture, lost filling or damaged restoration.
Explore broken teeth → 05Learn why gums may bleed during cleaning and why persistent bleeding matters.
Explore bleeding gums → 06Review localised lumps, general swelling, infection signs and gum inflammation.
Explore swollen gums → 07Understand mobility from gum support loss, injury, bite forces or development.
Explore loose teeth → 08Separate temporary odour from persistent oral causes that need assessment.
Explore bad breath → 09Distinguish surface stain, natural shade, ageing and internal discolouration.
Explore tooth colour → 10Review alignment, crowding, bite, cleaning and orthodontic assessment.
Explore crooked teeth → 11Understand spacing causes and compare monitoring, orthodontic and restorative routes.
Explore tooth gaps → 12Explore joint, muscle, tooth and other possible contributors to jaw discomfort.
Explore jaw pain → 13Review gum-flap inflammation, decay, impaction and symptoms needing prompt care.
Explore wisdom tooth pain → !Use clear escalation guidance for severe pain, swelling, trauma and bleeding.
Open emergency guidance →No concerns match this filter.
A diagnosis-led pathway
A symptom is the starting point, not the final diagnosis. The same pain can come from decay, a crack, the dental pulp, gums, bite or a nearby structure. The assessment narrows the possibilities before treatment is discussed.
Previous dental records and a current medicine list can be useful. Radiographs are chosen only when they answer a clinical question.
Onset, triggers, duration, severity and health history are recorded.
Teeth, gums, bite, soft tissues and the reported area are checked.
Temperature, biting, gum measurements or tooth vitality may be assessed.
Imaging or referral is used when the findings justify it.
Likely diagnosis, alternatives, limitations and next steps are discussed.
From concern to care
Concern pages explain symptoms; treatment pages explain procedures. These internal pathways help users move to the most relevant next layer without treating a symptom as a diagnosis.
Assessment may lead to a filling, crown, root canal treatment, bite management or monitoring.
Gum measurements and bone assessment may lead to gingivitis care, deep cleaning or periodontal treatment.
The gap, neighbouring teeth, bone, gums and bite guide implant, bridge and denture comparisons.
Health and function are assessed before orthodontic or appearance-focused choices.
Not sure where to begin?
Tell the clinic where the problem is, when it started, what triggers it and whether swelling, injury or fever is present. The clinical assessment can then identify the right pathway.

Your dentist
Dr. Eisha Kathuria graduated in 2003 and completed her master’s degree in Prosthodontics in 2009. Her restorative background is relevant when a concern involves damaged teeth, missing teeth, bite, crowns, bridges, dentures or implant restorations.
The clinic team also includes clinicians in orthodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery and paediatric dentistry. Care can therefore be coordinated when a concern falls outside prosthodontic scope.
Meet the dental team →The clinic
Dr. Kathuria’s Dental Specialties is located at AC-53, Block AC, Tagore Garden Extension, New Delhi 110027, near Tagore Garden Metro Station.
The listed hours are Monday to Saturday, 9:30 am to 8:00 pm, with Sunday closed. Call first for an urgent concern so the team can guide you appropriately.

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Common questions
Severe or worsening pain, facial swelling, fever, trauma, uncontrolled bleeding or difficulty breathing or swallowing needs prompt guidance. Breathing or swallowing difficulty requires emergency medical care.
No. Similar symptoms can arise from decay, cracks, pulp inflammation, gums, bite, muscles or nearby structures. Examination is needed for diagnosis.
Temporary improvement does not confirm that the cause has resolved. Persistent, recurring or severe pain should be assessed.
Plaque inflammation is common, but brushing trauma, medicines and other factors can contribute. Persistent or spontaneous bleeding needs assessment.
Handle it by the crown, avoid touching the root and seek immediate dental guidance. If safe, keep it moist using the method advised by the dental team.
A photo may help the clinic understand the location or visible change, but it cannot replace examination, tests or clinically appropriate imaging.
No. Imaging is selected only when it is expected to answer a diagnostic or treatment-planning question.
Dr. Eisha Kathuria is presented as the primary dentist. The clinic can coordinate orthodontic, surgical or paediatric expertise when the findings require it.
Location
Dr. Kathuria’s Dental Specialties
AC- 53, Tagore Garden, Block AC, Tagore Garden, Tagore Garden Extension, New Delhi, Delhi, 110027Hours: Monday–Saturday, 9:30 am–8:00 pm
Sunday, closed
Next step
Describe what you notice and how long it has been present. The clinic can guide you toward the appropriate assessment.
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Medically reviewed by Dr. Eisha Kathuria · Updated 30 September 2026. General information does not replace a dental examination or personalised advice.
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