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Atraumatic restorative treatment or conventional treatment for root caries in older adults?
This review of atraumatic restorative treatment or conventional treatment for restoration of root caries lesions in older adults included 3 RCTs providing is insufficient data to clearly rule out whether differences between ART and CT exist.
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Dental fear and anxiety: Is it related to negative oral health beliefs?
This review of the evidence on the relationship of oral health beliefs with dental fear and anxiety included 10 studies and suggests that patients with negative health beliefs are more likely to suffer with dental fear and anxiety.
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Distraction techniques for managing dental anxiety in children and adolescents
This review assessing whether distraction techniques reduce children's/adolescent's anxiety and fear during dental treatment included 20 RCTs providing very low certainty evidence that these techniques have a positive effect.
The post Distraction techniques for managing dental anxiety in children and adolescents appeared first on National Elf Service.