My Child Had Intravenous Sedation. When Should I Call The Dentist?
After your child has been discharged from the dental office receiving intravenous procedures it is normal for a few hours for them to feel nauseous, and groggy. These side affects should only last for a few hours after the procedure. Your child should be monitored if they are feeling ill for longer than that. Intravenous sedation is a deep sleep that allows long dental procedures to be completed or dental procedures to be completed on a child who is fearful or unable to stay seated for a long time. After the procedure some discomfort may be felt and is considered normal. If your child is uncomfortable from the procedure you can give them the appropriate dosage of Tylenol and Motrin up to twenty-four hours after the procedure. If the discomfort persists, after the twenty-four hours, you should notify Dr. Fuller and his team. If your child continues to be nauseous, has a fever, or their gums are bleeding you should also contact Dr. Fuller in orde...