Dental teeth care for my daughter.
What should I do. The dentist says my six year old daughter needed to have a filing done. So I went ahead and had them do the filling. Three week later I notice my daughter tooth had a hole in it. The filing came out! I call the dental office and they put me off for three days.
That they could not get her in any sooner. This really upset me since they must have done something wrong that the filling would have come out already. What the heck am I do in the mean time?
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Monday, Jul. 26th 2010 10:06 AM at 10:06 am
Well I would call the dental office and tell them if they have any cancellations that come in sooner you want to be called.
Until then have her eat soft food so that she is not biting down hard on what she is eating. Also make sure she rinsing out her mouth well so that any food getting into the cavity can be washed out.
Monday, Jul. 26th 2010 10:10 AM at 10:10 am
I bet if you took your daughter down their office they would see her. They do not want to be left looking bad in front of other patients.
However I guess that can be stressful for your daughter so do what you think is best for her.