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Pathways to improve child-patient communication within the context of “anxiety-free” and “child-friendly” pediatric dentistry
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Burak Buldur
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1h 13min
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Pathways to improve child-patient communication within the context of “anxiety-free” and “child-friendly” pediatric dentistry
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1h 13min
1 CE Credits
English
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Lesson program
– Background and scientific evidence behind behavior management
– Comprehending child psychology and its impact on dental practice
– The dentist-child relationship from both perspectives
– Aspects of behavior management from the point of view of the child-patient, dentist, and parent
– Patient-related factors
– Dentist-related factors
– Parent-related factors
– Effective child-parent-dentist communication techniques
– Minimal invasive caries management methods: Hall technique and silver diamine fluoride.
Recommended for: Pediatric dentists, General dentists.