Careful consideration should be given to the treatment plan. Sometimes, it is prudent to begin with the simplest work. This will help to establish trust and cooperation between your daughter and her dentist. If long appointments will adversely affect cooperation, then shorter visits should be undertaken. An alternative may be to accomplish all the work in one visit while your daughter is under general anesthetic.
General anesthetic does carry certain risks, but can leave the child with better dental memories.
This is an option you may wish to discuss with your dentist. While it may sound as if treatment is expensive, it is important to have the cavities treated. No treatment may lead to pain, infection, and other health concerns. If you have questions about the treatment plan, I urge you to discuss them with the dentist. Ask your dentist to show you radiographs to help explain your daughter's condition.