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The dental cognitions questionnaire in CBT for dental phobia in an adolescent with multiple phobias
Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, 2003A case of an adolescent boy with multiple phobias who was treated successfully for his dental phobia is described to illustrate the clinical utility of the Dental Cognitions Questionnaire (DCQ) in aiding effective cognitive-behavior therapy. The client showed drops in dental anxiety that coincided with the use of the DCQ in cognitive restructuring, and
Mansell, Warren, Morris, Kathleen
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Blood–injury–injection phobia and dental phobia
Behaviour Research and Therapy, 1998The present study was carried out to explore the relation between BII phobia and dental phobia. An additional aim was to determine the fainting tendency of dental phobics and BII phobics during an invasive treatment procedure. Participants were 63 patients undergoing treatment in a dental fear clinic, and 173 patients undergoing dental surgery in a ...
Klaas Visser +5 more
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Anxiety, 1996
This study compares dental fear and phobias among patients attending: (1) primary care dental clinics, or (2) specialist dental clinics, or (3) nondental clinics. Of 853 patients, 539 from dental clinics and 314 from nondental clinics were interviewed in a structured interview. Patients from primary dental clinics and from specialist dental clinics did
Hadeel Al-Khamis +3 more
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This study compares dental fear and phobias among patients attending: (1) primary care dental clinics, or (2) specialist dental clinics, or (3) nondental clinics. Of 853 patients, 539 from dental clinics and 314 from nondental clinics were interviewed in a structured interview. Patients from primary dental clinics and from specialist dental clinics did
Hadeel Al-Khamis +3 more
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The Psychodynamics of Dental Anxiety and Dental Phobia
Dental Clinics of North America, 1988This article deals with a broad overview of the incidence and treatment of dental anxiety and dental phobia. The dentist's position in this phenomenon is explored, and the basic psychological principles and modalities are discussed. This article serves to prepare the reader for the material presented in the ensuing articles.
J G, Rubin, M, Slovin, M, Krochak
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Estimating the prevalence of dental phobias
Australian Dental Journal, 1990AbstractThis paper estimates the prevalence of dental phobias in the community. Information collected from diverse sources yields a rate for dental phobias within the range 10–14 per cent. It is concluded that the difficulty experienced in obtaining subjects/clients to undertake remedial programmes to overcome dental fear is not due to a shortage of ...
G. V. Stanley, R. D. Francis
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British Journal of Psychiatry, 1971
Although a number of papers have been written emphasizing the need for conservative dentistry and describing various ways of dealing with patients fearful of dental treatment, little systematic attention has been paid to understanding the basis of this impediment.
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Although a number of papers have been written emphasizing the need for conservative dentistry and describing various ways of dealing with patients fearful of dental treatment, little systematic attention has been paid to understanding the basis of this impediment.
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Acceptability of behaviour therapy for dental phobia
Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology, 2011Forbes MDL, Boyle CA, Newton T. Acceptability of behaviour therapy for dental phobia. Community Dent Oral Epidemiol 2012; 40: 1–7. © 2011 John Wiley & Sons A/SAbstract – Objective: To determine how people with dental phobia rate the acceptability of behavioural therapy.Methods: One hundred and twenty individuals with dental phobia participated ...
Forbes, M. D. L. +2 more
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Etiology and Treatment of Dental Anxiety and Phobia
American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 1990Dental anxiety and phobia afflict millions of people. Dental patients who are anxious anticipate pain and feel vulnerable and out of control. Hypnotherapy to alleviate dental anxiety and phobias has received clinical and empirical support. Our purpose in this paper is to provide a body of objective data from American Society of Clinical Hypnosis ...
Robert R. Reilley +2 more
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The impact of dental phobia on patient consent
British Dental Journal, 2015Dental anxiety is prevalent across a broad spectrum of the population. Dental phobia is extreme dental fear, which interferes with normal functioning. For any dental treatment, it is an ethical, legal and professional duty of dentists to obtain valid informed consent from their patients.
S. Muschik, J. Kallow
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Dental Nursing, 2016
A look at how best to handle patient fear in a dental setting
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A look at how best to handle patient fear in a dental setting
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