A friendly rules reminder:
5) Suggesting or encouraging any illegal activity is cause for immediate deletion and suspension of posting privileges. You can share information on what is legal, and what is not legal, but our forums are not a place to seek, or offer help, on how to break the law.
7) Don't spam, PM, or post promotional material. No soliciting of any kind.
16. At DrugBuyers.com we do not ask what are the medical needs of visitors and we do not want to know. Our sites is about buying prescription drugs. We assume a legitimate need. Any post that indicates the poster is a drug abuser or recreational drug user will result in that user being banned.
Pharmacy List: US List · International List · Canadian List · Black List | Drug List · Compare Prices
Recent Posts: Past 24 Hours · Past 48 Hours · Past Week
Thanks, everyone, for responding to my post. I appreciate your comments.
Yes, her dentist is the type who is always up on all the latest procedures and techniques. He is very good and my daughter loves him. Even with sedation, she would absolutely refuse to go to anyone else. I trust him...but sedation with triazolam was just something I had never heard of. I was expecting Valium...although I wasn't sure it would work. I've known people who had anxiety through the roof (like my daughter) who were given Valium and they reported it didn't have the expected or desired effect.
Gandalf, how fast does this drug work? Will I have trouble getting her to and from the dentist's office? What I mean is...will she be extremely sedated and have difficulty walking, etc? Why didn't I ask the dentist all these questions when we were in his office??? LOL I should try to contact him tomorrow, I guess. The procedure is Wednesday. I do feel much better about it after reading the articles you provided the links to, though.
Previous
Index
Next
Flat
Re: Triazolam for dental procedure???
Edit 
Reply 
Quote 
