A 7-year-old who gags and needs a molar out
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A 7-year-old needs an upper primary molar taken out. At the last visit the child gagged hard when the mirror reached the back teeth and treatment had to stop. The parent asks about "laughing gas" and what to give for pain at home.
- Strong gag reflex when instruments reach the back teeth
- Breathes easily through the nose; no cold, cough or allergies today
- Healthy, takes no regular medicines
- Upper primary molar with a deep cavity, planned for extraction
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A 7-year-old needs an upper primary molar taken out. At the last visit the child gagged hard when the mirror reached the back teeth and treatment had to stop. The parent asks about "laughing gas" and what to give for pain at home.
- Strong gag reflex when instruments reach the back teeth
- Breathes easily through the nose; no cold, cough or allergies today
- Healthy, takes no regular medicines
- Upper primary molar with a deep cavity, planned for extraction
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