The reliable assessment of children's dental anxiety can have many benefits for the dental
team, service providers and dental public health practitioners. This study aimed to identify …

Objective: Dental anxiety, fear and phobia have different etiology, response patterns, time
courses, and intensities that justify a clear distinction between these constructs …

This study evaluated the dental anxiety levels of preschool children at a kindergarten and at
a dental clinic. The anxiety levels of ninety 4–6-year-old (4.99±0.81) preschool children …

Aim. The aim of this study was to investigate the influence of anxiety and type of dental
injection, a plastic syringe or an electronic computerized device, on the pain perceived by …

Chemomechanical caries removal (CMCR) is a non-invasive technique eliminating infected
dentine via a chemical agent. This is a method of caries removal based on dissolution …

Background Delivery of pain‐free dentistry is crucial for reducing fear and anxiety,
completion of treatment, and increasing acceptance of future dental treatment in children …

Objectives To evaluate the effectiveness and degree of acceptance by children and
adolescents of the use of oscillating tips compared with rotating drills. Design Systematic …

AIM: This was to assess children's preferences for each of four different kinds of dental attire
and to consider the relationship between children's preferences and levels of dental anxiety …

Background Conventional infiltration anaesthesia (CIA) is the most frequently used in
paediatric oral health care. However, other techniques are available, such as intraosseous …

Objectives This prospective randomized controlled trial aimed to evaluate and compare
patient response to a conventional syringe and a computer-controlled local anesthetic …