Anxiety of children and parents during dental anesthesia: report of 10 clinical cases
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https://doi.org/10.47990/alop.v12i1.343Keywords:
Pediatric dentistry, Fear, Anxiety, Anesthesia, ChildrenAbstract
Fear and anxiety are emotions almost always present in dental appointments, especially during anesthesia. The aim of this study was to verify the degree of anxiety of children and their parents during dental anesthesia. 10 children were selected, aged between 3 and 7 years old and who needed to undergo local anesthesia to perform a dental procedure. As an inclusion criterion, all children had never undergone anesthesia and it was necessary that the application of anesthesia was in the same region for all children. To complement the study and verify the influence of parents, a questionnaire was applied to better understand the dental experience that the parents had already had and thus try to associate it with their children's behavior. During anesthesia, parents were also monitored using a digital pulse oximeter. We conclude Parents and guardians have a great influence on the reactions of children during dental care, which can thus directly affect the child's treatment.
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