Autistic nonverbal son needs sedated dental care | BAD X-RAY RESULTS
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- čas přidán 15. 01. 2024
- We need to sedate our autistic son for us to get X-rays and do any dental treatment that’s needed. This apt we found out he had a tooth infected that could not be left without care. An extraction was needed.
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So glad you got it done. If there was an infection it would have gotten worse over time. I don't envy you on the dentist bill - ouch. You guys are doing a wonderful job with your babies.
Dentist visits with my daughter is HARD because she’s non verbal with low receptive language. It’s a dramatic experience for the both of us. I’ll look into the sedation.
Definitely make sure you do his teeth twice a day even if he put up a fight, the anesthetic can have some really intense after affects, its hard on them. My son is 7 and i make him let me brush his teeth. He just knows now that i mean business lol. I also started using activated charcoal powder which i recommended you start using with tooth paste for the whole family, as it cleans more intensely, gets into the teeth more and cleans off plaque more efficiently, my son hasnt had a cavity, but i do his teeth morning and night or just whenever i remember too, but its always at least twice a day. Try to make it a big deal,❤
You two are The Best parents! And also all your family members, you are all such a great team! You made the absolute best choice regarding the extraction. Also, caldo yummmmm, another excellent choice, healing, soothing and healthy. Much love to you all!
Thank you for your kindness, it’s so stressful to make these choices at times 🥲
My daughter is on a waiting list for sedated dentistry. They called once last month but we were literally moving and I didn’t want that stress before this procedure. She is only 7 and I am so scared. This video is really helping me prepare.
thank you for sharing all the wisdom
Aww Christian I feel bad because he can’t talk and he can’t tell you what is hurting him💙
You guys are an awesome team Christian is truly blessed ❤ thank you for sharing your experience it helps so much, I never knew sedation for dental was even a option. I will be looking into this as well
Thank you for all the wisdom and advice
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Aww poor Christian. I know exactly how you feel. It’s hard physically and emotionally draining. You don’t want them to suffer or feel any pain.
I’m worried about this same thing. How would we know if he’s in pain!?! Thanks for doing these videos they help so much. Also that was nice seeing Hugo in the video talking sharing opinions as well. Please keep doing these. My son is 5 and watching these videos in a way help me prepare for the future thank you 🙏🏽
You guys are great parents!!! What you are doing is not easy by far. Give yourself grace in all you do! God bless you both. I have a space too :(. It was a beautifully crowned root canaled molar. Within couple of years it got infected. I went to a specialist for months, we did everything to save it. In the end I had to get an extraction. My dentist fills the hole with bone material (bovine) so that the space does not close and the option for an implant remains. A couple of years later, I am set to begin the process for an implant (my quote: Implant $2,500-, Abutment $895-, Crown- "Zirconia screw down" $2,500-. The money is crazy with dentistry. I don't think an implant will be a great option for Christian. It's a long process. The post is exposed for like 6 months and it takes a lot of care in terms of hygiene for even us. He is fine. My space doesn't show. It is not a big deal :(. I am somewhat of a singer/ actor so it's cosmetic. Take good care of you💙
Yeah it’s so expensive! Honestly I agree, I’ve had my one tooth extracted and said I would do the implant too, that was almost 4 years ago and I’m ok without lol. We will see how it goes. I don’t want to do something that will be hard for Christian.
That's good that bad tooth is gone!! Thanks for sharing that helpful tip!! I have a hard time brushing my son's teeth to he not a fan of the tooth brush.
Anything medical-related, it’s such a traumatic experience for both of us. My daughter is 4 years old and a level 1 but every time we go to her doctors appointments or dentist appointments it’s a crying screaming fit and wanting to leave. But it HAS to get done. She may not understand why she has to go to the doctor/dentist but it’s for her good. I will say her last doctor's appointment she did pretty well and I was so proud of her. My daughter has a dentist appointment next month so I'm sure that won’t be a pleasant experience for us :(
Ohhhh thats a good one. I will definitely try this if needed. Sitting to help control your kiddos body
Wow, sí que fue un arduo trabajo😮 Mis respetos para ustedes dos, siempre cuidando cada aspecto, todo sea por su bienestar🤝Saludos :)
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Yeah ummmm around two years ago I also had to be the sedated because I also really had a hard time at the dentist office can't sit still and let them checking my teeth I also got an iv in me it like quite a few hours woke up extremely out of it then went home same day
I'm a adult who is autistic and I drink coffee in the morning I just learned how to do my own in the coffee maker last year
That’s awesome! I add a little cinnamon to the coffee when I make it in the coffee maker. 🩵
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Hi there I have a question. When you say he got sedated, do you mean he went under anesthesia? And was he intubated for the procedure? I ask because I’m fixing to take my nonverbal son to the dentist and I just want to get an idea as far as what most dentists do for our special needs kiddos. Thank you!
Hi! Yeah anesthesia, not intubated, it’s through an IV on his arm. Sometimes they do a calming injection before the IV other times only the calming injection but for Christian it was sedated through an IV on arm that put him to sleep.
Thank you so much! I’ve been watching Christian grow up for the past 4 years and it’s helped me so much with my little one. Thank you for all that you do !
@janetacevedo2295 awww you have seen him grow so much then 🥰🥰 thank you for continuing to follow our families journey 🫶