Can you use statins? Did you use it correctly? Dental Restoration under General Anesthesia in Children

Dental repair of children under general anesthesia

　　According to statistics, nearly half of 3-year-old children will suffer from dental caries. Different degrees of caries will lead to toothache, swollen gums, inability to chew normally, and even affect the sleep of patients. More seriously, it will affect the normal cell growth and development of a child.

　　During the dental restoration treatment, the buzzing sound of drilling teeth is often the most frightening thing for children to see their teeth. Many children cry because of fear during the treatment process, which seriously causes the treatment equipment or cotton balls to be swallowed or swallowed by mistake, which is very dangerous. Therefore, many parents have increased their anxiety and anxiety.

　　At this time, the most appropriate method is general anesthesia for the treatment of dental caries.

　　When hearing about general anesthesia surgery, some parents will have misgivings. In fact, general anesthesia for oral cavity is not as terrible as they imagined.

　　Next, we will introduce oral treatment under general anesthesia through detailed analysis.

　　What is the oral treatment under general anesthesia for children?

　　This is a characteristic technical project for the study of routine oral diagnosis and treatment based on intravenous induction and inhalation anesthesia management. It is a method of using anesthetic drugs to let children enter an unconscious sleep time state, maintaining ventilation through tracheal intubation, and analyzing clinical oral treatment under strict ECG monitoring.

　　The advantage of this treatment technology is that doctors can treat all the teeth in the mouth of children with high quality and efficiency at one time, especially for children with poor coordination ability and a large number of teeth to be treated.

　　Who are the medical personnel involved in the operation?

　　Professional pediatric anesthesiologist, stomatologist and nurse.

　　The indications, contraindications and comprehensive preoperative evaluation were strictly performed before surgery. The family members understood the surgical treatment plan, precautions, risks, recovery and related costs, and signed the informed consent form.

　　Which child is suitable for oral general anesthesia?

　　1. Because of intellectual or systemic diseases, the child cannot sober up and cooperate with the outpatient treatment;

　　2. Most of the full teeth have serious caries, and the problems below 4 years old cannot be treated with conventional cooperation, but they need to be treated as soon as possible;

　　3. Children or adolescents who are very afraid, anxious, resistant or unable to communicate cannot improve their behavior in a short period of time. They have many teeth in their mouth, and the patient has many teeth, so they cannot seek multiple visits;

　　4. The child has several teeth. The parents are worried that the treatment under restraint will affect the child's psychology, so they choose to treat the teeth under general anesthesia.

　　5. Acute infection, anatomical change or allergy, no response to the filling therapy or surgery under local anesthesia.

　　Which children are not suitable for oral general anesthesia?

　　1. Children who only need to be treated with individual teeth and can complete a treatment method or can complete treatment under restraint;

　　2. The children with contraindications to general anesthesia shall be evaluated for anesthesia.

　　If the child has fever, cough, runny nose, tonsillitis or other discomfort, or other accidental injuries, the general anesthesia operation will be canceled or postponed.

　　What preparations should be made before oral general anesthesia treatment?

　　Before receiving oral treatment under general anesthesia, parents need to understand the characteristics of the treatment, achieve a clear understanding, and complete the physical examination (such as chest film, blood examination, electrocardiogram) and dental examination (oral and full mouth x-ray examination) required by the doctor.

　　Before treatment, truthfully report the subjective symptoms of the child's body and teeth to the attending physician, negotiate with the attending physician about the specific treatment plan, and sign the informed consent form for general anesthesia and oral treatment.

　　Will the treatment of oral general anesthesia affect a child's intelligence and development?

　　The current research shows that oral therapy under general anesthesia will not adversely affect children's intelligence and development, and it is a safe, effective and widely used technology in clinical practice.

　　Do the teeth made after oral treatment of anesthesia enter the "safe box"?

　　No, it isn't.

　　Treated teeth should also be carefully cared for.

　　Parents should help children brush their teeth in time and floss their teeth.

　　Under normal circumstances, do not eat too hard or sticky food to avoid tooth loss.

　　Because of the degree of tooth inflammation, some root teeth are likely to recur. Parents should take their children to see a doctor in time, review regularly, and apply fluoride regularly to prevent new caries.

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