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hello i took my 5 year old son to the dentist for a filling cavity the next morning he wake up vomiting and i took him to school y he did it again twice my question is that normal for him to feel like that

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Dr. nayan javiya answered : 11 years ago

no it is not from the dental treatment

Dr. Nitin Agarwal answered : 11 years ago

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Vomitting has got no relation with the tooth filling, get him checked by a paedatrician

Dr. Surendra Keswani answered : 11 years ago

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Hello! Nausea and vomitting maybe totally unrelated to the dental filling or could be a side effect of any medicines prescribed by the dentist. Take care

Dr. Nipun Chopra answered : 11 years ago

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Hi! Was any sedation used for the procedure?
if not then the vomiting has no relation with the dental procedure,
if yes, then it may be a side effect of the sedative used.

Dr. shyam sundar reddy Dornala answered : 11 years ago

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Filling of cavity is noway related to vomiting. It might be because of any gagging sensation.

Dr. PRAVEENA BORRA answered : 11 years ago

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Hi,
Usually filling of a cavity has nothing to do with vomitting, again incase if your child had swallowed any of the water(if the water was not drinking water) during the treatment procedure, that might have caused the symptoms.

Dr.Praveena

Dr. Tannu Taneja answered : 11 years ago

yes dear it is normal...

Dr. SOURAV BANERJEE answered : 11 years ago

there is no correlation between dental filling and vomiting. if the dentist has priscribed any medicine please do diccontinue it and report it to him immediately.

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