Thread: treatment for children at the dentist

Yep, Penelope has it right, nowheremäki, few buses, only one shop, ATM, little used pub, lots of playparks, first school, lakes & cyclepaths.Oh yes, a little neuvola & dentist, but no full time doctor there. But it´s my little bit of paradise, honestly, & I wouldn´t live anywhere else I only seem to write on the forum to moan, but it is far better to moan to strangers here in English, than to try it in my terrible...

sinikala wrote: (unless you are seriously out in the sticks) .... I think this is in fact the situation in oompah's case. I have an emergency dentist on my doorstep (Puolarmetsä) but he is "on call" so last time my husband went there for a root canal emergency on a Sunday afternoon (a few hours before flying out on business - ouch!) he still had to wait a couple of hours for the dentist to arrive. If you have four VERY...

Allie, you don´t moan.

Allie, U are A Brave soul..!! Just dont give up and the life here will be much better than what it could have been..

Oh Allie sorry to read your husband is in hospital. Are you coping ok?

oompah18 wrote: Anyone had this experience with their kids? Do they do implants? does it count as an emergency so may it happen sooner rather than later? Is it very expensive? After this event, should we take out private dentistry insurance for all 4 kids? My Finnish husband, who has been in hospital for 3 wks, with a nasty stomach infection, (dialysis related) has no idea about this sort of thing, nor does he, unfortunately, have any idea...

Great story ,with a happy ending , and you seem so mentally strong. .I hope it was the little boy,s milk teeth. yes?, My daughter had a similar accident in a rollerskate park on her14th birthday , and the front tooth had a crack across it. I had hoped that the dentist would have tried to save it but ..horror.no, he didn,t even try.. but proceeded to have an implant fitted. It wasn,t a very good one and it cost quite a lot to have a...

oompah18 wrote: My 6 yr old slipped on the ice tonight & fell head first to the ground, knocking out his 2, big, relatively new, top, front teeth, well, all except for a teeny bit of one tooth still hanging there. I couldn´t believe how much damage could happen! He is still in shock but gave him a large dose of children´s paracetamol & he´s asleep now. So tomorrow morning we visit our local dentist (it´s part of the...

Hey.. That is definitely an accident coz you wont know that it will happen in the first place. You should go see your dentist to know what would be the best thing to do. And you could also get dental plan or whatever you call it. Because dental health is very important these days. Dental hygiene is an essential part of our lives.