31 Jul 2011 22:31
Re: Dental Surgery
Neil S Clark <nclarknz <at> yahoo.co.nz>
2011-07-31 20:31:15 GMT
2011-07-31 20:31:15 GMT
--- In autismlist <at> yahoogroups.com, "JOHN" <black_manta <at> ...> wrote: > > My son is 9. His adult teeth are criss-crossed so bad they aren't decending. So now it looks like he will need surgery to correct this. Has anyone had to deal with anything like this? > If non-vocal sometimes the trigger gets them to unlock their vocal recall ability, perhaps the shock of antisetic? but it is onlt temporary as the the mind readjusts to block it again, tryingg to get a line into his arm preop is virtually impossible, there is a sleeping sugar you can put in his drink before hand, tell the ops people to remove any lines in arm b4 he wakes up else in panic he will ripp them all outt. When I had my sons teeth out, when he was 7 years they used gas, but he struggled to the end Best of luck mate, it is hell so prepare for the worst trauma possible then you can be happy if it comes bettrr for you Neil ------------------------------------
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