Assessment of Effectiveness of Different Reward Types in Reducing Dental Fear and Anxiety in Children: A Comparative Interventional Study

Original researchgood, comfortable atmosphere that alleviates fear and fosters collaboration.Positive reinforcement is regarded as a fundamental strategy in nonpharmacological behavior control.The use of rewards as a positive reinforcement strategy can elevate a child's attitude, foster collaboration, and improve therapy results in future meetings.This strategy fosters trust, enhances a sense of control, and improves coping skills, thus reinforcing the relationship between the kid and the pediatric dentist. 4This nonpharmacological strategy has