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Dental Nursing, 2018
Dentist Dr Mervyn Druian and dental nurse Nina Tetra talk Gaby Bissett through a system that has revolutionised the way they treat nervous patients in their practice
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Dentist Dr Mervyn Druian and dental nurse Nina Tetra talk Gaby Bissett through a system that has revolutionised the way they treat nervous patients in their practice
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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 ...
R D, Francis, G V, Stanley
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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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Dental phobia in dentistry patients.
Minerva stomatologica, 2008This study evaluated the presence of current and general phobia and anxiety symptoms in periodontology patients just before treatment in relation to specific dental fears and to general health status and quality of life.The study population was all consecutive outpatients attending the Periodontics and Implantology Services, School of Dentistry ...
BELLINI, MAURIZIO +5 more
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A psychodynamic theory for dental phobia
British Dental Journal, 1998Dentists recognise various degrees of dental anxiety in their patients. There are those who are relaxed, those who are anxious and those who are dentally phobic. The question remains why should disagreeable dental experiences result in dental anxiety in one patient, have little effect upon another and cause dental phobia in a third?
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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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Revue d'odonto-stomatologie, 1991
The observation of a sample of 2000 patients enabled us to individualize a group whose fright of dental care showed all the characteristics of a phobia in the ethological meaning of the term. Such a phobia definitely seems to have a link with an experience of pain during a previous dental treatment.
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The observation of a sample of 2000 patients enabled us to individualize a group whose fright of dental care showed all the characteristics of a phobia in the ethological meaning of the term. Such a phobia definitely seems to have a link with an experience of pain during a previous dental treatment.
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Dental anxiety, fear and phobia
Dental Nursing, 2017As a dental therapist, with many years of clinical experience, managing the anxious and phobic patient has become a major part of Christine Maclevy's work. Here, in the first of two articles, she shares some insights
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Relationship between needle phobia and dental anxiety.
Journal of dentistry for children (Chicago, Ill.), 2004This cross-sectional study aimed to explain the nature of needle phobia and its relationship in dental phobic children with evidence on age-related differences.The study used 2,865 patients (52% boys, 48% girls), 4 to 11 years old (mean=7.18 years). The patient sample included randomly selected patients (N=2,153) and an anxious group of children (N=712)
Majstorovic, M., Veerkamp, J.S.J.
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