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Reliability and Validity of Scales for Assessing Child Dental Fear and Anxiety
Introduction Children with high dental anxiety display uncooperative behavior during dental procedures. Different self-assessment questionnaires are in use to estimate the prevalence of dental fear and anxiety (DFA) in children but they need to be tested
J. Leko, T. Škrinjarić, K. Goršeta
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Prevalence of dental fear and its causes using three measurement scales among children in New Delhi
Introduction: There is a great need for identifying fearful children, who often present problems in patient management, thus affecting the quality of dental care rendered to them.
Anju Singh Rajwar, Mridula Goswami
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Influence of parental authority in development of dental fear among adolescents [PDF]
Background and objectives: Dental fear among adolescents may be associated with parenting style, however, there is little research of its effect in the Indian population.
Pankhuri Mehrotra+4 more
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Purpose To develop and test a complex model that captures the individuals’ general well-being and the specific oral-health-related well-being. We were specifically interested, as a specific research question, if self-esteem, dental fear, and the oral ...
A. Vigu, Dorin Stanciu
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The prevalence of dental anxiety and fear among 4–13-year-old Nepalese children
Aim: The aim of the study was to assess the prevalence of dental fear and anxiety among children aged 4–13 years using three fear scales, i.e., facial image scale (FIS), Nepalese version of Children's Fear Survey Schedule–Dental Subscale (CFSS-DS), and ...
Nitin Khanduri+2 more
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AIM To evaluate the change in quality of life, dental fear, and dental anxiety in young children following full-mouth dental rehabilitation under general anesthesia for early childhood caries. MATERIALS AND METHODS About 200 children who were diagnosed
M. Mathew+5 more
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Dental fear and anxiety (DFA) is common across the lifespan and represents a barrier to proper oral health behaviors and outcomes. The aim of this study is to present a conceptual model of the relationships between DFA, general anxiety/fear, sensory over-
Leah I. Stein Duker+4 more
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Dental fear, anxiety, and phobia; causes, diagnostic criteria and the medical and social impact
Despite technological advances in modern medical science and practice, many people still associate dental treatment with unpleasant emotional sensations and pain.
N. Avramova
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Child's uncooperative behavior can impede the efficient delivery of dental care. Therefore, in spite of exceeding availability of behavior management techniques there is a need to search for a psychological behavior management technique that effectively ...
N. Kohli+5 more
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Distraction techniques in children with dental fear and anxiety
Introduction: Children with dental fear and anxiety try all means to avoid or delay dental treatment, and it results in the deterioration of their oral health.
A. Flores+7 more
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