Today beautiful baby Daisy Lynn Torres went to be with the Lord. At a routine dental visit the dentist requested Daisy was put under anesthesia. Daisy quit breathing and was rushed to the hospital by ambulance. The hospital staff did all they could and Daisy passed away at the hospital . This was a very unexpected tragedy that no family should ever have to go through. We are asking for donations for funeral cost to lay Daisy to rest. All donations are very appreciated no matter what the size. The family can also use all the prayers they can get. Please contact Betty's sister Jessica for any info. 8322838587 Thank you. 
 
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 A spokesperson for the dentist said the 14-month-old was undergoing a standard procedure when she "needed to be transferred for additional medical attention." (Source: family photos/KXAN/CNN) 
 
 AUSTIN, TX (KXAN/CNN) - A toddler visiting the dentist had to be taken to the hospital. She died just a few hours later. 
 
 It's not clear exactly what happened to the little girl. 
 
 Daisy Lynn's aunt, Jessica Casaneda, says the 14-month-old was "a happy, healthy baby" and "full of life." She said the child "went to the dentist and never came home." 
 
 Her aunt just saw her on Easter: "She was healthy. She was good. She was just Daisy," she said. 
 
 Another family member said Daisy Lynn was in to get cavities filled. 
 
 A spokesperson for Austin Children's Dentistry would not confirm the exact procedure but did say it was a standard one. What happened next isn't clear. 
 
 "The child was a patient and did need to be transferred for additional medical attention yesterday morning," said Sarah Marshall, Austin Children's Dentistry spokesperson. 
 
 An ambulance arrived a short time later and rushed daisy to the North Austin Medical Center. The medical examiner's office says the child died about five hours later. 
 
 The spokesperson for the dental office says a dentist and anesthesiologist were in the room with the child. 
 
 "Everybody's thoughts and feelings are concerned about the family at this point," Marshall said. "We don't have any additional information about what specifically has happened. We're waiting on those details." 
 
 The results of the autopsy have not yet been released. The medical examiner's office says the cause of death is pending. 
 
 Being one chair away from tragedy shook a mother whose child was waiting for her turn at the dentist's office. 
 
 "They said they were going to fill them, do some X-rays. They wanted to put her to sleep," said Janice Hernandez, whose 2-year-old daughter was next in line for dental services. "They weren't going to do the X-rays before she was asleep because of her age." 
 
 In the waiting room, she spoke with Daisy's mother - nothing memorable, just small talk. "The next thing you know, everything changed," she said. 
 
 Hernandez said her children will no longer go to Austin Children's Dentistry. Her prayers are with Daisy's family. 
 
 "This poor, precious child who was only here for 14 months," she said. "She no longer gets to go home. She doesn't have her family anymore. Her family doesn't have her. I'm getting goosebumps just thinking about it. It's a really scary thing." 
 
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– A seemingly healthy toddler making a routine visit to the dentist died in Austin this week under still-unexplained circumstances. Daisy Lynn Torres went to Austin Children's Dentistry Tuesday afternoon for what her family says was a cavity filling, reports the Austin American-Statesman. The 14-month-old was placed under anesthesia and stopped breathing at some point after that, according to a GoFundMe post by the family. Efforts to revive her at the North Austin Medical Center failed, and she was pronounced dead about five hours later, reports WTOC. State officials are investigating. "Daisy was a happy baby full of life," says her aunt, Jessica Castaneda. "Next thing we know, we’re planning funeral arrangements." A woman in the office at the time whose child was waiting her turn says Daisy was put under anesthesia before having X-rays. "They weren't going to do the X-rays before she was asleep because of her age," she says. An autopsy was performed Thursday, but the cause of death has not been released.