The author posted a question in Family
Can I treat my child's teeth with a cold? No fever, little cough? and got a better answer
Response from Антон Владимирович[+++++]
Of course not! What if he starts coughing and the doctor damages his teeth and gum? First cure him and then let him treat his teeth. The child will infect the doctor and the staff and it is very dangerous, if he coughs too much the doctor's hand can slip and hurt him with the device! And then you will start to rage against the doctor like it's his fault, although it's your fault because the sick child was brought to the doctor to the dentist! cure the child or he may catch a cold in the transport, God forbid!
Response from 0[+++++]
Of course not! What if he coughs and the doctor damages his teeth and gum? First cure him and then let him treat his teeth The child will infect the doctor and the staff and it is very dangerous if he coughs a lot and the doctor can slip his hand and injure him with the device! And then you start yelling at the doctor like it's his fault, although it's your fault because the sick child was brought to the doctor to the dentist! Treat the child and he may catch a cold in public transport, God forbid!
Of course not! What if he coughs and the doctor damages his teeth and gum? First cure him and then let him treat his teeth The child will infect the doctor and the staff and it is very dangerous if he coughs a lot and the doctor can slip his hand and injure him with the device! And then you start yelling at the doctor like it's his fault, although it's your fault because the sick child was brought to the doctor to the dentist! Treat the child and he may catch a cold in public transport, God forbid!
Response from 0[+++++]
How will he be treated if he's coughing?
How will he be treated if he's coughing?
Response from 0[+++++]
You can.
You can.
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I.e. half an hour with his mouth open the child will not cough at the dentist and nurses and will not sit with snot up to the floor? Then you can! Or will he? That's if he will. his teeth will be fixed that way. and you will be called that.
I.e. half an hour with his mouth open the child will not cough at the dentist and nurses and will not sit with snot up to the floor? Then you can! Or will he? That's if he will. his teeth will be fixed that way. and you will be called that.
Response from 0[+++++]
How do you imagine?
How do you imagine?
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No, you can't.
No, you can't.
Response from 0[+]
undesirable.
undesirable.
Response from 0[+++++]
We had one of those. Dentist refused to treat. First of all, he said you would infect me and secondly, it was too much stress for the child during the illness.
We had one of those. Dentist refused to treat. First of all, he said you would infect me and secondly, it was too much stress for the child during the illness.
Response from 0[+++++]
The child will infect the doctor and all the staff. It makes sense if something critical, but in other cases it is better to wait.
The child will infect the doctor and all the staff. It makes sense if something critical, but in other cases it is better to wait.
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no
no