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4 year old cavity
Root canal need for 4 year. She s not co operative. So wat to do. Even if I ask them abt laughing gas n anybother sedation. They r juz telling she s co operative. I went a clinic n she didn't co operate, cried a lot n didn't co operate.
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Conscious sedation can be done with nitro oxide to reduce the crankiness and make her co operate with the treatment
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Kids generally do not cooperate, even if they have no pain..
If your dental surgeon is able to manage the child then you don't have to worry, your dental surgeon will take care of it...
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They have not tried conscious sedation right. Get rct( pulpectomy) done under nitrous oxide sedation and definitely she will cooperate as it will relieve her anxiety and pulpectomy can be done. Kindly share x ray with prescription of previous dentist. Our pedodontist will care for your child. Don’t worry
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Kindly share x ray and prescription of previous dentist
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Avoid eating from affected side as it will not cause discomfort and get pulpectomy done if required.
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Dr. Pia Patel
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14 yrs exp
Chennai
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Your 4 year old child will not co-orporate completely during the procedure due to fear. If the dentist is able to still do the procedure, then there is no need to worry.
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