Dental anxiety: an extensive examination of hypnotic, iatrosedative, and pharmacological strategies

Dental anxiety (DA), a common problem with essential ramifications for dental treatment, is thoroughly examined in this paper. The historical background of dental pain and anxiety management, the physiological and psychological aspects of anxiety, and current management techniques are all covered in the analysis. Pharmacological therapies (local anesthetics and anxiolytics), iatrosedative tactics (communication and reassurance), and hypnotic procedures (creating a state of calm and suggestibility) are given special attention. To improve patient satisfaction and guarantee efficient and kind dental care, the book emphasizes the significance of a multimodal approach to DA control that combines behavioral and pharmacological approaches. It draws attention to the necessity of a patient-centered strategy that considers the limitations of pharmaceutical treatments and encourages compassionate dialogue and the development of trust between the patient and the dentist.

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Oral & Implantology
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.11138/oi.v16i3.2suppl.139
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Dental Anxiety and Anesthesia Techniques
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Dental anxiety (DA), a common problem with essential ramifications for dental treatment, is thoroughly examined in this paper. The historical background of dental pain and anxiety management, the physiological and psychological aspects of anxiety, and current management techniques are all covered in the analysis. Pharmacological therapies (local anesthetics and anxiolytics), iatrosedative tactics (communication and reassurance), and hypnotic procedures (creating a state of calm and suggestibility) are given special attention. To improve patient satisfaction and guarantee efficient and kind dental care, the book emphasizes the significance of a multimodal approach to DA control that combines behavioral and pharmacological approaches. It draws attention to the necessity of a patient-centered strategy that considers the limitations of pharmaceutical treatments and encourages compassionate dialogue and the development of trust between the patient and the dentist.

Oral & ImplantologyVol. 16(3.2suppl)
University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli" (IT), University of Bari Aldo Moro (IT)
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