What are the primary objectives of these procedures?

• The first and the most important objective is the psychological well being of a child. One traumatic dental experience at a younger age will last ones entire lifetime. If some untoward dental experience happens during young age ,the child is going to be aversive to dentistry throughout his or her lifetime.

• The second objective is to provide highest quality dental care to children even though they are uncooperative. One cannot deny dental health just because the child is uncooperative. Every child has a fundamental right to obtain good oral health.

Are these procedures safe?

 

All patients must undergo a thorough physical examination by a physician or pediatrician, anesthetist evaluation, opinion from the concerned specialist (if the child has any other associated medical condition) ,and few investigations. Once the patient is evaluated well then the chances for any untoward instances are remote. Medical research has shown high degree of success using these procedures.