Dental Pain:
Toothaches can be very difficult to cope with. According to the US Department of Health and Human Services, greater than 51 million hours of school are missed each year due to
If your child is having consistent toothaches, follow these steps:
- Check the mouth for any swellings or sores
- Call the office to make an appointment.
- Gently brush and floss the area if you feel there may be food stuck
- Give medication you normally would give your child for pain (ie: Tylenol,
motrin )
If you notice facial swelling, redness and or fever not related to a cold, call the office immediately or go the nearest hospital.
Traumatic Injuries:
Injuries to the mouth can be very alarming for parents and it may be baffling to figure out what to do during such critical moments. As
Accidents don’t happen just between 9-5. It can happen anytime. If that time happens to be after hours, My Home Pediatric Dentistry is still here for you. An after-hour emergency phone number will be provided when you call the office. Call the emergency number and leave a message clearly stating the child’s name and phone number and the doctor will call you back as soon as possible. Call the office.
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