At the last dental appointment, Logan was told that he might have a cavity.  So on Saturday, I took Logan back to the dental office for a preventive restoration along with putting sealants on all other molars.  They recommended giving nitric oxide for Logan to breathe so he could be more relaxed.  Thanks goodness for the gas.  This was probably one of Logan’s most cooperative days on the dental chair.  The dentist and the assistant did a good job talking with Logan too.  They had to have Logan open his mouth wide, they drilled on his molar briefly, cleaned the surface, put the sealant on it and shined the laser light on it.  It turned out that the cavity was not significant, so they did not need to do the restoration and just put on the sealants.  I held Logan’s hands to prevent him from interfering, but other than that, Logan did fine and was barely wiggly.  They continued to work on the other three molars.  The only complaint Logan had was that they were blocking the TV for the movie of his choice, Goosebumps.  The job went fast and we were done in less than 30 minutes.