Is it safe to give my child a dental filling?

<> children are too young and have pain, so the children will move left and right, the filling operation is not very good, and it is prone to some accidents, so many hospitals and parents want to fill the teeth better for the children, so they put forward the filling method of general anesthesia filling. General anesthesia has benefits, but we cannot ignore the harm of general anesthesia, which does have certain risks, and the risks are not small. Let me tell you about the possible harms of these things.

Aspiration of gastric contents, as well as acute respiratory obstruction and other serious pulmonary complications, is one of the important causes of death in patients under general anesthesia. The extent to which acute lung injury occurs due to aspiration is directly related to the physicalized nature and volume of the aspirated gastric contents, as well as bacterial contamination. This aspect can cause lung infections, acute obstruction of the respiratory tract, and a series of problems, these things may or may not appear, so some doctors sometimes do not tell you in order to reduce the mental burden of patients, but these things do sometimes happen and have serious consequences.

So if we can use other methods, we try not to take this risk, general anesthesia is also very damaging to the human nervous system, and has some adverse effects on children's growth and development.

1. Is it safe to have a tooth filling under general anesthesia?

At present, the anesthesia technology is very mature, and the safety of children can be guaranteed to the greatest extent, but the anesthesiologist will explain the anesthesia risks and possible accidents to the parents, as well as the precautions before and after the operation.

2. Will general anesthesia and filling affect my child's intelligence?

Current studies have shown that teeth under general anaesthesia** do not adversely affect the intelligence of children.

The method of general anesthesia** teeth is the same as that of outpatient clinics**, and the affected teeth with large damage to tooth tissue and severe apical damage will not improve the efficacy due to general anesthesia and will be preserved.

4. What are the discomforts after general anesthesia filling?

Some children will be irritable, crying, painful at the postoperative tooth extraction wound, a little bleeding, sore throat, and bite-inhibiting discomfort during the anesthesia resuscitation process, which is a normal phenomenon and will gradually disappear after correct care and adaptation.

5. What problems need to be paid attention to after general anesthesia?

Children with a large number of tooth extractions were given a liquid semi-liquid diet for three days and a soft diet for one week, and children with a small number of tooth extractions or no tooth extractions were treated with a liquid diet on the day of surgery and a soft diet for one week after surgery. In addition, routine follow-up visits are given at one week, one month, three months, six months, and one year after surgery, and every six months thereafter.

There shouldn't be, but there are risks.

Okay, I'm going to try to explain this in as simple language as possible.

Human teeth are made up of three structures called enamel, dentin, and pulp.

As you may know, the white structures you see on the outside are all enamel. It has no nerves ** or blood **. So, it doesn't pass on any pain.

Dentin is the structure underneath the enamel of the tooth. It doesn't have any blood**, but it can be seen that the Shi Luxiang innervation causes what is known as sensitivity when activated.

And the structure underneath it is the pulp, which is the main structure of the tooth. It has both blood ** and nerve **. This structure is the reason why you feel pain in your teeth.

Ask your question, if the tooth structure to be removed at the time of filling is enamel, anesthesia is not required.

However, if the decay enters the dentin or pulp, you will need anesthesia to avoid pain due to the high frequency of the rotating instruments we use.

Hope this helps. :)

At present, the anesthesia technology is very advanced and mature, and the control of anesthesia measurement can be accurate to the minute and within the time required for surgery. For example, if the surgery is over in 5 minutes, the anesthesiologist can finish the anesthesia within 10 minutes after the surgery. It is completely different from the original "old yellow calendar" where patients have to wait 2 hours after surgery to wake up.

Under normal circumstances, the administration of teeth under general anaesthesia** will not have an effect on the child's mental development. In the Eastern Children's Hospital, Shao Jining is very powerful.

There is no big risk, and general anesthesiologists can only be hired after a professional examination. Since doctors can tell the whole story? Then there will definitely be no problem.

There is no need to worry too much, but there will definitely be a certain reaction after the class, and the anesthesiologist will definitely explain the situation to the doctor beforehand. So don't worry too much when you have some symptoms, some of them are normal.

It is definitely not safe to give your child a dental filler and weigh general anesthesia, why do you want to do general anesthesia? Are you mistaken, don't you just show the child a tooth, you don't need general anesthesia, and it is better not to inject anesthetic when the child sees the tooth state to prepare for the tooth, after all, the anesthetic still has a certain toxicity.