{"id":204336,"date":"2021-07-24T22:49:42","date_gmt":"2021-07-24T22:49:42","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.wemakekidssmile.net\/?p=204336"},"modified":"2021-08-03T16:54:24","modified_gmt":"2021-08-03T16:54:24","slug":"help-my-child-needs-comprehensive-dental-restoration","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.wemakekidssmile.net\/help-my-child-needs-comprehensive-dental-restoration\/","title":{"rendered":"Help! My Child Needs Comprehensive Dental Restoration"},"content":{"rendered":"

Let your dentist make your child\u2019s full-mouth dental restoration stress-free.<\/h1>\n

If you’ve just found out that your child needs a full-mouth dental restoration, you likely have a few questions on your mind. The two most common questions we get from parents are, “Is this really necessary?” followed by “Won’t my child be traumatized by this?”<\/p>\n

Kids, especially youngsters, often have a hard time sitting still for basic dental treatments, like a simple filling. Knowing that, the idea of full-mouth, extensive dental care is enough to make any parent worried. However, what parents don’t often know is that modern pediatric dentistry allows for hospital sedation for procedures like full-mouth dental restorations.<\/p>\n

Hospital dentistry allows for a safe, low-stress experience.<\/h2>\n

Your child’s pediatric dentist has two primary goals: 1) to help your child reach an optimal level of oral health<\/a> and minimize any future dental problems as they reach adulthood, and 2) to prioritize your child’s comfort in all facets and minimize stress whenever possible.<\/p>\n

Kids’ sedation dentistry<\/a> allows your child’s dentist to achieve both goals. They will be able to safely restore your child’s smile to full health while also keeping them relaxed and comfortable.<\/p>\n

The pediatric dentists of We Make Kids Smile offer full hospital dentistry services through several local hospitals in the Waldorf and Prince Frederick communities. Sedation dentistry is done under general anesthesia and fully monitored by a team of trained staff, just as if your child was undergoing minor surgery or a medical procedure.<\/p>\n

Even though you won’t be the one undergoing full-mouth reconstruction, as a parent it’s easy to put yourself in your child’s shoes. Knowing your child is in a hospital setting, under the supervision of trained medical staff, and asleep during the process can really allow you to sigh a breath of relief.<\/p>\n

Why a child might need full-mouth reconstruction.<\/h2>\n

Now that you understand how beneficial hospital sedation dentistry is for kids, you may still be wondering if full-mouth reconstruction is really necessary. If your child’s pediatric dentist has suggested full-mouth reconstructive or extensive restorative dental care, there is a very good reason for this.<\/p>\n

Some common reasons a pediatric full-mouth dental restoration will be recommended include:<\/p>\n