Dentist visit Worries

[Guest guest]

My little 4 year old, Philip, has a bad cavity. I am so nervous about

getting dental work done since he is recovering from autism. He was a

late talker, and liked playing with letters and numbers and nothing

else. He didn't care much for people either. Now he is talking and

playing, just a little behind I feel. Not enough to interfere with

school, but nonetheless, he is very dependent upon supplements, so his

body is still struggling with his pathogen and toxin load.

I guess I am just nervous about having to put him under anesthesia

From what I have heard, nitrous gas is not the way to go. And then I

got to figure out about his supplements. I don't know if anything

interracts with anesthesia, and of course, I am not expecting the

dentist to even know recovery exists.

Thus, if anyone wants to share their knowledge or experience, I am

open. I was hoping to be able to put dental work off until he is 5,

but its his eye tooth. I don't think it can wait, and I don't think it

would fall out on its own for years Thus, I feel I have little choice.

Heidi N

[Guest guest]

Heidi,

Our daughter had a great amount of dental work done when she was 5

yrs 5 months old. This was done at the KU Med Center in Kansas City.

I too was very concerned about how all of this was going to affect

her. But she came through with flying colors. We saw nothing

negative not did she regress.

Hopefully that will be the outcome for your son.

Jan

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BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism , " ambitionn01 "

wrote:

>

> My little 4 year old, Philip, has a bad cavity. I am so nervous

about

> getting dental work done since he is recovering from autism. He

was a

> late talker, and liked playing with letters and numbers and nothing

> else. He didn't care much for people either. Now he is talking

and

> playing, just a little behind I feel. Not enough to interfere with

> school, but nonetheless, he is very dependent upon supplements, so

his

> body is still struggling with his pathogen and toxin load.

>

> I guess I am just nervous about having to put him under

anesthesia

> From what I have heard, nitrous gas is not the way to go. And then

I

> got to figure out about his supplements. I don't know if anything

> interracts with anesthesia, and of course, I am not expecting the

> dentist to even know recovery exists.

>

> Thus, if anyone wants to share their knowledge or experience, I am

> open. I was hoping to be able to put dental work off until he is

5,

> but its his eye tooth. I don't think it can wait, and I don't

think it

> would fall out on its own for years Thus, I feel I have little

choice.

>

> Heidi N

>

[Guest guest]

Lee Cowden has a great protocol for dental work. It was for adults but I'm sure

you could find help for kids too.

[Guest guest]

Re:Dentist visit Worries

> Lee Cowden has a great protocol for dental work. It was for adults but I'm

> sure you could find help for kids too.

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Hi Ingrid!

Would you be so kind as to expound on this protocol? I'd love to learn more

about it.

Thanks in advance!

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