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The extent and nature of dental fear and phobia in Australia
Australian Dental Journal, 2010 Background: For the general dental practitioner, fearful patients are harder and more stressful to treat and are most likely to attend irregularly. This study presents updated and refined dental fear and phobia prevalence estimates in Australia as well ...
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Self-reported dental anxiety and injection phobia among individuals with tattoos and piercings
Journal of Oral Science, 2021Kordian Staniszewski, June Bolme
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Prevalence of dental fear and phobia relative to other fear and phobia subtypes
European Journal of Oral Sciences, 2009Ad de Jongh
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Clinical implications of panic symptoms in dental phobia
Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 2014Marisol Tellez +2 more
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One- vs. five-session treatment of dental phobia: A randomized controlled study
Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, 2008Gerd Kvale +2 more
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Frontal late positivity in dental phobia: A study on gender differences
Biological Psychology, 2011Anne Schienle, Verena Leutgeb
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Functional changes in brain activity after hypnosis in patients with dental phobia
Journal of Physiology (Paris), 2015Thomas Gerhard Wolf +1 more
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