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Hi,

My son had a cross bite which was corrected with an appliance which expanded
his upper jaw.  His front four teeth have been banded together for about a
year and the orthodontist wants to have a "Maxillary Labial Frenectomy and
sever the interproximal attachment leading to palatal attachment" done.  We
have an appointment with a periodontist next Thursday for an evaluation.  As I
undertsand it they give him novicane and cut out some tissue between his two
front teeth.

My question is has anyone had this done with there kid before, was it painful
and is there anyway I can tell if it really needs to be done or is it just
cosmetic.  I don’t want to have him have to through this if not necessary.

Thanks
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Our pediatrician recommended children’s tylenol
for teething pain (for 4 month old). Any thoughts
about using pain medication for that?

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Don sez:

> Our 3-1/2 month old just HATES to ride in the car. Day
> or night, hungry or just fed or even drinking at the
> time, doesn’t seem to be vehicle-specific or anything
> peculiar about his carseat. He’ll scream at the top of
> his lungs until the second he’s taken out and carried.
> This is driving my wife crazy and she refuses to do what
> I do, which is wear foam earplugs. Has ANYONE got some
> suggestions to try? We are desperate for ideas.

Some suggestions:

1.Checked the carseat to see if there’s something poking him.

2.Have you re-adjusted the straps lately? Maybe they’re too tight.

3.Check to make sure the seat is at a comfortable angle. Sometimes
babies will cry because they like to sit up more, or recline more.

4.Maybe borrow a friend’s carseat to see if it’s just yours, or if he
hates carseats in general.

I’m just thinking of things that may be wrong with the seat itself, and
causing your baby some discomfort. If he is one of those "hate to be
strapped down" types, I’m afraid I can’t be of much help.

Just a comment, though. Be careful about wearing earplugs while
driving… especially if they also block out traffic noises. Hearing a
horn or screeching noise might help you to avoid an accident; if you
can’t hear it, it could make driving a bit more risky. (And, I don’t
know about earplugs per se, but I do know that some states have laws
about wearing walkman-type headphones while driving.)

Jennifer
(in Boston)

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My 8 month old intakes approx 16 oz of solids and approx 40 oz of formula.
 He is at a normal body weight, therefore the peditration states that
there is no need to worry about the intake as long as no health problems
occur.  Some larger children require more solids and formula to accomidate
their body weight and structure along with how much activity the child
spends during the day.  Good Luck

I can’t seem to have my 20 month old son to love to brush his teeth.  I
tried tricks like letting him brushing mine while I brush his, making
fun noise when I brush his teeth, etc, but they only work for 2 seconds.
After those 2 seconds, he would close his mouth and that is it.  Any one
has a great experience to teach me?  Thanks a lot.