Another plea for help! Dental woes in my 4 year old.

[Guest guest]

Okay,

I'm reaching out again for support!! My four year old daughter,

Emily, had 4 cavities in August. In September, the pediatric dentist

was able to fill 2 of the 4 cavities. However, they said that the only

way they could work on her teeth WITH her cooperation was to sedate her

with Nitrous Oxide. So they did, and she did fine. But now I don't

like the fact that they're going to have to give her the Nitrous Oxide

again, and that CAN'T be GOOD for HER!! But what are the alternatives?

They said that problems could get worse if I don't get the cavities

filled in her baby teeth. Right now EMily has no pain at all from the

cavities!!

I was just wondering if anybody would have some advice about

this. Is there a way that I can get her dental work done without using

an unnatural gas, and is it really necessary to fill cavities in teeth

that are going to fall out soon anyway?

Thanks for listening!!

Lynne

>

> Congratulations, Lynne!! You saw a challenge coming, you reached out for

> support about how best to approach it, you created a great solution for

> yourself, and voila!!! Success!!!!

>

> Yaay!!!

> Elchanan

> _____

>

> fountayn2003

> Friday, October 26, 2007 8:53 AM

> rawfood <rawfood%40>

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> Hi Elchanan,

>

> Thanks! I didn't get this post until I arrived home, since our meeting was

> at noon; however, I DID eat the large fruit salad and was very comfortable

> when I arrived. Still, I did get a small salad with guacamole and salsa on

> the side. They did assure me that there was NO mayo or sour cream in the

> guacamole, and I used it as a dressing for my lettuce and tomato salad. It

> was pretty good, but of course, not as good as the salads that I make at

> home. I gave my chips away to the other Moms, they were all " happy. "

>

> Thanks for the suggestions,

> Lynne

>

>

[Guest guest]

Everything you could want to know about nitrous oxide:

 

http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/nitrous/nitrous.shtml

 

 

Happy reading,

-Erin

http://www.zenpawn.com/vegblog

 

 

-

Lynne Moore

rawfood

Friday, October 26, 2007 7:45 PM

Re: [Raw Food] Another plea for help! Dental woes in my 4 year old.

 

Okay,

I'm reaching out again for support!! My four year old daughter,

Emily, had 4 cavities in August. In September, the pediatric dentist

was able to fill 2 of the 4 cavities. However, they said that the only

way they could work on her teeth WITH her cooperation was to sedate her

with Nitrous Oxide. So they did, and she did fine. But now I don't

like the fact that they're going to have to give her the Nitrous Oxide

again, and that CAN'T be GOOD for HER!! But what are the alternatives?

They said that problems could get worse if I don't get the cavities

filled in her baby teeth. Right now EMily has no pain at all from the

cavities!!

I was just wondering if anybody would have some advice about

this. Is there a way that I can get her dental work done without using

an unnatural gas, and is it really necessary to fill cavities in teeth

that are going to fall out soon anyway?

Thanks for listening!!

Lynne

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much, Erin! I am going to read all about it right now!!

Lynne

>

> Everything you could want to know about nitrous oxide:

>

> http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/nitrous/nitrous.shtml

> <http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/nitrous/nitrous.shtml>

>

> Happy reading,

> -Erin

> http://www.zenpawn.com/vegblog <http://www.zenpawn.com/vegblog>

>

> -

> Lynne Moore

> rawfood <rawfood%40>

> Friday, October 26, 2007 7:45 PM

> Re: [Raw Food] Another plea for help! Dental woes in my 4

> year old.

>

> Okay,

> I'm reaching out again for support!! My four year old daughter,

> Emily, had 4 cavities in August. In September, the pediatric dentist

> was able to fill 2 of the 4 cavities. However, they said that the only

> way they could work on her teeth WITH her cooperation was to sedate her

> with Nitrous Oxide. So they did, and she did fine. But now I don't

> like the fact that they're going to have to give her the Nitrous Oxide

> again, and that CAN'T be GOOD for HER!! But what are the alternatives?

> They said that problems could get worse if I don't get the cavities

> filled in her baby teeth. Right now EMily has no pain at all from the

> cavities!!

> I was just wondering if anybody would have some advice about

> this. Is there a way that I can get her dental work done without using

> an unnatural gas, and is it really necessary to fill cavities in teeth

> that are going to fall out soon anyway?

> Thanks for listening!!

> Lynne

>

>