Managing your childs tooth filling anxiety | Dental Treatment Guide
Pediatric dentists are able to focus on caring for the child and not just caring for the teeth of the child. Pediatric dentists must be able to find a way to ease the anxiety of the child and help them cope with the difficulties in dental treatment. Some of the coping techniques used by dentists are
- tell, show, and do – the dentist will tell the child what will happen, how it will be done using the instruments, and then does the treatment
- the dentist must use a calming voice to soothe the child
- whenever it is possible, pediatric dentists manage their anxiety without using medications although some children may have to be sedated
- positive reinforcement techniques could shape the behaviour of the child and help them accept the dental treatment
If the child has severe dental disease and refuses to cooperate then it may be necessary to do the procedure in an operating room. The child may have to be sedated as well. General anaesthesia will be used.
Further Information Childrens Dental Treatments
- Fillings for your child's teeth
- Restoring your child's primary teeth
- Restoring the permanent teeth of your child
- What are the filling types that can be used on children?
- Dental anxiety in children
- How are childrens fillings placed?
- Applying the local anaesthesia when carrying out fillings on children
- Managing your childs tooth filling anxiety
- Using rubber dams on children
- Removing the decay and placing the filling on your childs tooth
- What happens after your childs tooth filling procedure?
- What are some of the long term problems with crowns on childrens teeth?
- When should you use crowns on primary teeth?
- What are the types of crowns used on childrens teeth?
- Childrens dental crowns
- Removing the decay on your childs teeth and shaping it
- What are some of the long term problems with crowns on childrens teeth?
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