Qingdao Daily/Guanhai News, November 14 News Recently, some netizens asked Qingdao Stomatological Hospital whether there is a problem of nitrous oxide anesthesia when filling teeth for young children in the "Direct 12345" column of the Guanhai News client. The Guanhai News reporter called Yang Yu'e, director of the Pediatric Stomatology Department of Qingdao Stomatological Hospital. Yang Yu'e introduced the three methods of oral anesthesia to reporters in detail.
first, nitrous oxide anesthesia. For children who are subjectively willing to see their teeth, but are anxious and nervous, and easily nauseated by opening their mouths, they can be anesthetized by inhaling nitrous oxide. Particularly uncooperative or crying patients are not suitable for nitrous oxide anesthesia.
Second, sedation or general anesthesia. If the patient is particularly uncooperative; the doctor cannot eliminate the fear of the patient after the behavior management; and the dental caries in the patient's oral cavity is more serious, which affects life and physical health; and the parents also agree to complete the treatment of the child; Methods of sedation or general anesthesia. In young children, general anesthesia is used more frequently.
Third, local anesthesia. When doctors need to give normal patients more painful treatments, such as deep caries, pulpitis, etc., local anesthesia can be injected into the oral cavity.
At present, the Pediatric Stomatology Department of Qingdao Stomatological Hospital has introduced a computer-assisted painless local anesthesia instrument, which can partly eliminate the fear and pain of needle injection by patients. (Qingdao Daily/Guanhai News reporter Jiang Anqi)
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