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Remember that dentist?
The one I reported? Well, I haven't heard anything back yet, but the state has been in contact with me by phone and mail.
Today was the first day that I actually got my son back into a dentists office after the psychological BS the old dentist put him through. Telling him that the dentist he'd have to see to fill his cavities would tie him to the chair and not let his mommy in with him. My son only met the dentist and his assistant today and absolutely LOVED him! He is a pedodentist (sp..dentist for children) He can relate to them and makes them feel comfortable, not afraid and hysterical. He let my son watch cartoons, play with toys and he also got to pick out what flavor "air" he would smell at the next appointment. He got to pick from grape, strawberry, orange and bubblegum. It was a scented rubber contraption that fits on his nose with holes in it (where laughing gas will go). He knows nothing about the laughing gas YET. Just that the nice smelling purple thing on his nose is fun. LOL Then, he got to pick out a prize after the visit. NICE NICE GUY! I only wish I would have gone to him first.
He made sure I knew that they do not use restraints and that what the other dentist said was a lie. I could tell that it was a lie. They do other routes, like laughing gas and premedication. We figured out since my child was so badly mentally abused by the previous dentist that getting him into a chair to fill his teeth will be next to impossible so he has a prescription for diazipam to be mixed with pudding or applesauce 1 hr before he goes in. If that doesn't take the edge off, he'll get the gas through his grape tube and not even know about it. I also have a prescription for tylenol with codeine for the airplane ride because the pressure might affect his tooth which MAY have to be pulled the same day they try to fix it when we get back from Florida.
Damn that dentist, I hope he has his license revoked!
Today was the first day that I actually got my son back into a dentists office after the psychological BS the old dentist put him through. Telling him that the dentist he'd have to see to fill his cavities would tie him to the chair and not let his mommy in with him. My son only met the dentist and his assistant today and absolutely LOVED him! He is a pedodentist (sp..dentist for children) He can relate to them and makes them feel comfortable, not afraid and hysterical. He let my son watch cartoons, play with toys and he also got to pick out what flavor "air" he would smell at the next appointment. He got to pick from grape, strawberry, orange and bubblegum. It was a scented rubber contraption that fits on his nose with holes in it (where laughing gas will go). He knows nothing about the laughing gas YET. Just that the nice smelling purple thing on his nose is fun. LOL Then, he got to pick out a prize after the visit. NICE NICE GUY! I only wish I would have gone to him first.
He made sure I knew that they do not use restraints and that what the other dentist said was a lie. I could tell that it was a lie. They do other routes, like laughing gas and premedication. We figured out since my child was so badly mentally abused by the previous dentist that getting him into a chair to fill his teeth will be next to impossible so he has a prescription for diazipam to be mixed with pudding or applesauce 1 hr before he goes in. If that doesn't take the edge off, he'll get the gas through his grape tube and not even know about it. I also have a prescription for tylenol with codeine for the airplane ride because the pressure might affect his tooth which MAY have to be pulled the same day they try to fix it when we get back from Florida.
Damn that dentist, I hope he has his license revoked!
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