[PDF] Top 20 Applicability of the Numeric Scale for Anxiety Evaluation in Patients Undergoing Dental Treatment

... of anxiety can result from the previously experienced negative memories associ- ated with improper anesthetic technique or pro- cedure performed in insufficient anesthesia ...that dental anxiety ... See full document

... highest anxiety level was reported by subjects belonging to 19 years and the lowest anxi- ety level by those aged 28 ...were dental pho- bics scoring >19 on MDAS scale and majority of them, ... See full document

... Corah Dental Anxiety Scale (CDAS) designed primarily for adults under dental care and Children Fear Survey Schedule-Dental Sub- scale (CFSS-DS) dedicated to ...Trait ... See full document

... the Dental subscale of the Children's Fear Survey Schedule, were shown a videotape of 2 children practicing controlled respiration and imagery techniques while undergoing dental ...own dental ... See full document

... of dental treatment and anxiety about dental procedures are prevalent and have an impact on the quality of life of patients and the quality of dental treatment they ...for ... See full document

... called dental anxiety. Objective: to measure the dental anxiety level among patients undergoing dental treatment at Yenepoya dental college, ...modified ... See full document

... Dental fear consists of 3 components: fear of pain, of injury to the body and of the unknown. Physiological, behavioral and psychological methods are used to assess the anxiety of dental ... See full document

... equivalent treatment outcomes. All the patients were initiated on a loading phase of monthly ranibizumab therapy for 3 months followed by 4–6 weekly review and pro-re-nata ...the patients underwent ... See full document

... Dental anxiety can, to a large extent, be “modeled” by environmental factors and prior ...of dental treatment in adults can be acquired and learned in ...of dental anxiety, we ... See full document

... for patients which are not considered in terms of individual ...in patients undergoing orthopedic surgery may reduce anxiety in patients undergoing surgery that it is a clear ... See full document

... of dental treatment and anxiety about dental procedures are prevalent and have an impact on the oral health-related quality of life and the quality of treatment ...performed. ... See full document

... evade dental treat- ments fully [3]. Dental anxiety, causing the patient to evade treatment, is a failure of modern dentistry to develop towards minimal ...pain. Anxiety disorder is ... See full document

... The post-treatment questionnaire also consisted of five questions, designed specifically for the minimal amount of time required for its completion. The first question asked ‘How anxious are you feeling at the ... See full document

... the dental anxiety scale; when compared to the previously popularly used CFSS-DS and the MCDAS, which suggests that numeric rating scales are too difficult for anxious or younger children to ... See full document

... mimic dental appointment room conditions. In this study both dental cone beam tomography and panoramic tomography were performed for all the patients whereas in Health 2000 study only panoramic ... See full document

... of anxiety and depression among patients un- dergoing Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI) and their predictive ...PCI patients with a precision of ...the patients were selected among ... See full document

... our patients prior to treatment resulted in treat- ment delays of up to 20 ...the patients who agreed to partici- pate in the study were willing to take the extra time into ...for dental ... See full document

... focusing on cancer survivors diagnosed and treated in Canada during the 1990s and in Norway from 1971 to 1997 found that BC survivors who had a history of childbirth prior to a BC diagnosis had a significant reduction in ... See full document

... patient dental anxiety when the dentist acknowledged the dental anxiety stated on the MDAS written form during the fi rst few minutes of the ...patient dental anxiety was confi ... See full document

... the patients ’ parents, 120 patients aged less than 12 years, American Society of Anesthesiologists physical status I or II, and scheduled to undergo dental treatment under general anesthesia ... See full document