Greetings and a big hug to the Hive Community and especially to the @actifit Community. My day was very busy, since I had to take my son to the dentist due to a discomfort that he had been experiencing for days and that due to Christmas vacations of the doctor who treats him had to be postponed until today.

His last appointment was 6 months ago, where the doctor saw a small spot on his tooth; however, she suggested that we wait to see if it would move, because it is a baby tooth. At that time she only cleaned it and recommended that he brush his teeth three times a day.

On this occasion, when examining his teeth, he noticed that the tooth had minimal cavities, which was the cause of the discomfort my son was having. He gave me three options:
1-Extract it
2-Fix it
3-Clean it and wait for it to fall out in approximately 6 months

I decided to have it fixed and thus end the discomfort he was having. I prefer it to fall out in due time. It won't be long now, but it's better to wait for that natural process.

I took the opportunity to take photos of my son while we were waiting for our turn at the doctor's office. It was decorated very nicely, with Christmas themes, a very pleasant environment to welcome children and make them feel at ease. I took many photos and my son was very happy to see all those decorations.

Once we left, we waited two hours so he could eat something, we took advantage of walking around the center of Valencia doing some shopping, when the time indicated by the doctor passed, I bought him something to eat and we came home before nightfall. He was happy because he no longer felt pain in his tooth and had spent a different day and I was satisfied to be able to have the satisfaction of being able to take him to his private practice.

Having good oral health is of utmost importance for both children and adults. Prevention is extremely necessary. I have always thought that taking care of your children's oral health is more than a responsibility, it is an act of love towards them. An act of love that they will thank you for over time.

Thank you for reading and see you in a next post.

Saludos y un gran abrazo a la Comunidad de Hive y especialmente a la Comunidad de @actifit. Mi día estuvo muy movido, ya que me tocó llevar a mi hijo al odontólogo debido a una molestía que venía presentando desde hace días y que por motivos de vacaciones navideñas del médico que lo trata tuvo que posponerse hasta el día de hoy.

Hace 6 meses fue su última consulta, donde la doctora le vió una pequeña mancha en su muela; sin embargo, me sugirió que esperaramos a ver si la mudaba, debido a que es una muela de leche, en ese momento solo le hizo una limpieza y le recomendó cepillarse tres veces al día.

En esta oportunidad, al revisarle sus dientes se dio cuenta que la muela estaba minimamente con caries, cuestión que era la causante de la molestía que tenía mi hijo, me dio tres opciones:
1-Extraersela
2-Arreglarla
3-Limpiarsela y esperar que la mude en aproximadamente 6 meses

Tomé la desición de que se la arreglara y así terminar con la molestía que venía presentando, prefiero que se le caiga a su debido tiempo. Falta poco pero es mejor esperar ese proceso natural.

Aproveché la ocasión para tomarle fotos a mi hijo mientras esperabamos el turno en el consultorio, estaba adornado bien bonito, con temas navideños, un ambiente muy agradable para recibir a los niños y que se sintieran a gusto, tomé muchas fotos y mi hijo muy feliz de ver todas esas decoraciones.

Una vez nos fuimos, esperamos que pasaran dos horas para que pudiera comer algo, aprovechamos de caminar por el Centro de Valencia hacciendo algunas compras, al transcurrir el tiempo indicado por la doctora, le compré algo de comer y nos vinimos a nuestra casa antes de que anocheciera. El alegre porque ya no sentía dolor en su muela y haber pasado un día diferente y yo satisfecha de poder tener la satisfacción de poder llevarlo a su consulta privada.

Tener una buena salud bucal es de suma importancia tanto para los niños como los adultos. La prevención es sumamente necesaria. Siempre he pensado que cuidar la salud bucal de tus hijos más que una responsabilidad es un acto de amor hacia ellos. Un acto de amor que con el tiempo te lo agradecerán.

Gracias por leer y nos vemos en un próximo post.