Какой у вас опыт: как обычно дети реагируют? Уже дают сделать укол? Сын готовится: он говорит и сам, мол, запиши; будем выгонять микробов. По натуре он совсем не истерик. Когда берут кровь, он обиженно смотрит на врача и молчит; после выхода идёт на него и ругается, но не плачет. Не хочу серьёзного наркоза... Вот зачем себе готовиться — поделитесь.
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Irina
We've already treated him with an injection. With cartoons, at Veronica. He didn't even realize that the injection had been given.
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Lada
Get her used to it. At the first appointment, they told us that treatment would be done only under sedation. In the end, through a personal connection we went to the regional hospital, and there the doctor was wonderful; everything was treated perfectly—the first time with an injection, the second time without it.
But the puncture sites were small; she cried—yes, but she didn't squirm.
When we left the doctor, five minutes later, the child was calm and happy.
She already understands that this is necessary, that it will be unpleasant.
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Ekaterina Sidorova
I treated my five-year-old daughter without anesthesia.
Just choose a clinic that truly specializes in pediatrics (a TV on the ceiling, protective glasses for the eyes), and where the doctors are kind. We coaxed her into it; before the injection they applied a chocolate-flavored numbing gel, and she didn't feel the shot at all and didn't even realize it had been given. When the drill started, she began to cry because the vibration and noise were unpleasant. But we managed somehow. So overall, if the doctor is understanding, it's okay to treat.
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Lada
Lada But ours is a natural-born hysteric.
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Mariya Glebova
Irina The main thing here is to start getting acquainted with this the right way, with the proper approach; otherwise, later you won't be able to pull it off.
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Mariya Glebova
Lada I can tell that things are starting to make sense, right? I'm not really up for doing anything too serious—it's just a tooth.
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Kristina
I've never had injections before; treatment has been ongoing since I was 3–4 years old.
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Mariya Glebova
Ekaterina Sidorova Yeah, we can also apply something to it, that's good))
For some reason, they've never done that to my daughter. I need to check on that.
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Lada
Lada Yes, as long as the dentist is good, everything will be fine. We used to go to this 'luxury' clinic before, until I realized they probably want to upsell us. (The first time they treated us there, and yet the same place ended up with a cavity again in the same spot.) So when we went to a regular clinic, the dentist said that those teeth were actually very small and could be monitored, but we decided to treat them anyway. The only difference with the regular clinic is that there is no TV with cartoons, but last time they didn't help us anyway. 🤣
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Mariya Glebova
Kristina I won't even sit in the chair without anesthesia 🙈.
My teeth are incredibly sensitive, and I even jump to the ceiling during cleanings when the lower teeth are being worked on, unless I have numbing.
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Mariya Glebova
Lada We go to a private clinic, but they are very conscientious there. They didn't even want to put in a plate for our son; they started by sending him to a speech therapist))
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Marina
The first time, my son treated him well. But the subsequent times were full of hysteria. My daughter is patient. She cried sometimes, but she treated him.
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Lesya
We treat without injections. We have never given injections.
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Irina
She was treated about a month ago. There were no injections, to be honest. My husband went into the treatment room with her. They cleaned out the decay and placed a filling. The daughter did not cry. Everything went smoothly.
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Mariya Glebova
Marina Things have been good with my daughter since she was seven; of course there were tears, tantrums are her thing, but she sat through it.
Now I want to do everything nicely. My son is usually calm, but principled; I won't drag him along a second time if he doesn't like it.
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Lada
Lada The speech therapist is great! We also have a misaligned bite; it's been a year since we've been correcting it, and the results are amazing: speech therapist + kappa
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Mariya Glebova
Lada At the speech therapist, typical activities include exercises and massages. There may also be a device for the tongue; such a device has been used.
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Mariya Glebova
Irina Maybe we should really ship the husband off; he’ll surely be a fighter with him 😁
And when mom is around, you can even stir up the tantrums.
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Kristina
Kristina I'm also being treated without injections—it's fine. The pain is only in my head. And because it's scary, it feels even more painful.
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Mariya Glebova
Lesya Brrr, I’m scared of injections myself—just thinking about it makes my jaw clench, and my teeth are very sensitive 😁
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Mariya Glebova
Kristina I wouldn't say I'm afraid of pain—people say giving birth is more painful. But my lower region feels like an exposed wire, especially at the start of my cycle. It's not in my head; the pain from there radiates across my jaw. My dad has it the same way too—probably a gift from him.
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Zmerzlaya-Kiper Zlata
I can only recommend a doctor who performs procedures without anesthesia.
They just treated her front tooth there, and it took about 2-3 minutes.
Smile Clinic on Furshatskaya Street — Yana Emilevna Shaposhnikova
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Mariya Glebova
Zmerzlaya-Kiper Zlata Thanks, I'll screenshot the contacts. I'm taking my daughter to a good nearby doctor; she's quite neutral, and with the little one we probably shouldn't baby-talk.
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Tatyana
We carried it out without anesthesia, using an injection. Everything is fine.
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Yana Osadchaya
Will this be his first time? My son used to scream and bite; it was a nightmare. Private clinics refused to treat him one after another, and then we met an excellent doctor who found an approach. Now he is 7, he can tolerate it and even allows the injections. And at 4.5 years old, there was no possibility of injections.
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Zmerzlaya-Kiper Zlata
Zmerzlaya-Kiper Zlata She doesn't sugar-coat things, but she's a woman and a doctor—an absolute powerhouse! She herself is a mother of six daughters🤣👍🏼
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Mariya Glebova
Yana Osadchaya Ох ты ж Ну по идее мой терпеть должен, орать и бесноваться он только при мне может, а при чужих прям терпит, в саду ни слезинки у воспитателей. Вот курс массажа был, лежал пол часа даже не шелохнулся… Я прям уповаю на это😁
Zmerzlaya-Kiper Zlata
Zmerzlaya-Kiper Zlata Либо конспирируетсч отлично, либо не поехала )))😂 Если будет возможность с ней познакомиться, думаю, Вы точно не пожалеете ) Подойдет она не всем, мамы, которые любят, чтоб с ними максимально деликатно общались, ранимые донельзя мимо сразу, она из разряда «немного свой парень»)то есть где-то в разговоре может перейти на ты, употребляет словечки такие порой, что создается ощущение, что ты не у детского стоматолога 😂но по Вашим комментариям вижу, что Вам это (как и мне) подходит 👌
Mariya Glebova
Zmerzlaya-Kiper Zlata My husband is a renovation foreman, and I've grown used to his way of talking after dealing with his crew 😁 Anyway, thank you))
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yuliya
Мой в 5.5 лечил Тоже была против севорана, хотя врач настаивала В итоге кариес вылечили в один прием, а пульпиты в 2 Было прям не легко и врачу и ребёнку Сын не орал, не вырывался, но именно сидеть с открытым ртом и чувствовать манипуляции во рту было не очень ему В конце уже поднывал Укол, кстати, он вообще легко перенес, его в два этапа делают В общем, надо пробовать )
Zmerzlaya-Kiper Zlata
Zmerzlaya-Kiper Zlata All the more so ))
Wishing you good luck with your treatment, in any case 💪🏽
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Mariya Glebova
yuliya Overall, I’m in favor of the shot, but I worry about having to sit there and endure while they poke me; he can manage that, but the sight of the needle can trigger panic.
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yuliya
yuliya They seem to still be applying a numbing gel to the gum, and it should be fine overall.
I myself missed the moment of the injection and then asked, 'So, will we treat this without anesthesia?'
Apparently they quickly took care of everything.
Plus, there are cartoons to help distract you as well.
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Ekaterina Sidorova
Ekaterina Sidorova Yes, it's a local anesthetic, and you don't feel the puncture itself—it's a good thing. I wouldn't refuse it, even as an adult patient.
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Mariya Glebova
yuliya Really cool, actually)) alright, we'll try, there's no choice)
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Mariya Glebova
Ekaterina Sidorova Aha, me too))
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Irina
Irina Well, with me the child is constantly in a chill mood, but also has tantrums. When dad is around, he acts like a soldier 😂
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