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Does the trait anxiety affect the dental fear?
The aims of the present study were to evaluate possible associations between trait anxiety, dental fear and the predictors of these interactions including demographic characteristics and dental history of patients applied to the dental care center in ...
Yusuf Cetin DOGANER +5 more
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Child dental fear and behavior: The role of environmental factors in a hospital cohort
Introduction: Information on the origin of dental fear and uncooperative behavior in a child patient is important for behavior management strategy.
B S Suprabha +3 more
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Objectives: The aim of the study was to assess the effect of life course factors on dental fear among adult dental patients attending out-reach clinics in a rural area of South India.
Valerie G D'Costa +2 more
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The prevalence of dental anxiety across previous distressing experiences [PDF]
Aims: To compare the prevalence of high dental anxiety across a variety of past distressing experiences with a previously reported Dutch sample. Method: University students from the UK (N=1024) completed an online survey containing; the Modified Dental ...
Humphris, Gerald Michael +3 more
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Anxiety reduction via brief intervention in dentally anxious patients : a randomized controlled trial [PDF]
Aim: To compare the degree of anxiety reduction in dentally anxious patients attending a Dental Access Centre where the dentist did or did not receive the patients’ assessment of dental anxiety.
Hull, P, Humphris, Gerald Michael
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Dental Fear and Concomitant Factors in 3-6 Year-old Children
Background and aims. Dental fear/anxiety as a barrier in accessing oral health care is poorly investigated in Iranian children. The aims of this study were to evaluate the prevalence of dental fear and behavior management problems, as well as to ...
Katayoun Salem +3 more
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Purpose To study prevalence of dental fear and the relationship to gender, oral disease and dental treatment between 1973 and 2013 in school children and young adults attending public dental health care.
Anna Nydell Helkimo +2 more
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Background Dental fear is associated with the experience of prior dental treatment and avoidance of dental visits. It remains unclear if individuals show an intention of avoidance (IA) towards treatments that they have not received (i.e., non-experienced
Chia-Shu Lin +5 more
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Dental fear is a widely experienced problem. Through a 'vicious cycle dynamic', fear of dental treatment, lower use of dental services, and oral health diseases reinforce each other.
Antonio eCrego +3 more
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Prevalence of Dental Fear among 6-15 Years Old School Children
Introduction: Odontophobia or dental fear is a “unique phobia with special psychosomatic components that impact on the dental health of the odontophobia persons".
Sirjana Dahal +2 more
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