I am not looking forward to the next few months. I mean, I will not be the one who will be experiencing any potential pain, but my son will be and it hurts me to see him hurt. Well, and to be honest he can be a bit on the sensitive side. Not that I blame him, I am the same way, I just dread having to deal with physical pain in regards to my son because it becomes very trying. He is autistic and a very good boy, but upsets to his routine are very thoroughly upsetting. Wisdom teeth extraction will certainly be an upset to just about anybody’s routine, so for my son? Even more so! He will be a little trooper I am sure, though.

While neither of us like the dentist very much he has this strange sort of pragmatism about its unpleasantness. He also takes very good care of his teeth in an attempt to minimize his time actually spent in the office. I know they will have to come out soon, though, because both my family and his father’s family always have had to have their wisdom teeth extracted before their 17th birthday. I suppose mouth issues run on both sides, you could say. Actually, you could most definitely say that.

At least he does not have any eye issues, unlike his dad or me! I cannot imagine him taking that very well. I know we will have to go to a new doctor for wisdom teeth extraction, so I better work on getting my boy introduced to him so it is less distressing for him when the time actually comes. Wish me luck! If anybody who reads this knows of any good dental clinics I would very much appreciate recommendations for dentists with good beside manner.