Troll. Can't The troll can't decide if the affected child is a
boy or girl. Pathetic troll, actually.

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My son had a small cavity on both side of lower back teeth. I
took
him to a dental office. The first dentist in the office clean his
cavities
and put composite resin fillings on both teeth. But just in few
months
( 2 or 3 ), we found cracks between the fillings and teeth.

And then we went back to the office, and another dentist said
this
was because new cavities. He said he needed to do Pulpectomy
instead of Pulpotomy order to avoid tooth inflammation on one
side,
the other side just refilled. But this time is even worse. In a
month,
my son's face was swollen on the side which Pulpectomy was done.
We went back, this time the dentist said he cannot do nothing
except
taking out the tooth or he can refer us to a specialist. One
month
later,
the gum on the other side which just was refilled was inflamed
too.

Can anyone give me some ideas if this is very common  in the
dental
operation? Just in less that one year, a small cavity turned to
such a
worse case? Should we file a complaint against this office?

Thanks for any suggestion
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My daughter had a small cavity on both side of lower back teeth.
I took
her to a dental office. There were 2 dentist in the office. The
first
dentist clean her cavities and put composite resin fillings on
both
teeth. But just in few months ( 2 or 3 ), we found cracks between
the
fillings and teeth.

And then we went back to the office, and the other dentist said
this
was because new cavities. He said he needed to do Pulpectomy
instead of
Pulpotomy order to avoid teeth inflammation on one side, the
other side
just refilled. But this time is even worse. In a month, my
daughter's
face was swollen on the side which Pulpectomy was done. We went
back,
this time the dentist said he cannot
do nothing except taking out the tooth or he can refer us to a
specialist. One month later, the tooth on the other side which
just was
refilled was swollen too.

Can anyone give me some ideas if this is very common  in the
dental
operation? Just in less that one year, a small cavity turned to
such a
worse case? Should we file a complaint against this office?
We tried to get all documents but the office just refused to give
us
any copy.

Thanks for any suggestion