Background and Purpose: Safe and effective treatment for pediatric patients often requires management of child behavior. Parental acceptance of this behavior guidance techniques helps the dentist choose the appropriate techniques for successful treatment. The purpose of this study was evaluation of parental acceptance of behavior guidance techniques in pediatric patients admitted Ardabil university in 2018. Materials and methods: 170 parents included in this study , 8 different behavior guidace techniques were introduced to parent’s with the aim of photography album. Demographic and assessment questionnaire were completed by parents. Statistical analysis was performed with one-way ANOVA and paired T-test (p.value<0.05) Findings: 170 p...
Objectives: To assess parents’ acceptability towards the use of dental therapists’ (DT) in providing...
Background: Behaviour management is considered a keystone entity in paediatric dentistry. Good behav...
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of a dental education component on de...
Objective. To investigate if parental background affects acceptance of behavior guidance techniques....
Objective: Behavior management of uncooperative children is an important principle in pediatric dent...
To evaluate parents' knowledge, acceptance and perceptions towards passive restraint, active restrai...
ii Purpose: To reexamine parental attitudes toward advanced behavior management techniques currentl...
BACKGROUND AND AIM: Parents’ attitudes towards different aspects of dentistry especially the use of ...
Introduction and Objective: The constant changes in the socio-cultural and ethical-legal conditions ...
Introduction: Every child who enters the dental clinic is different. Some of them are anxious, some...
Objective : To evaluate parents' knowledge, acceptance and perceptions towards passive restraint, ac...
Abstract Background: Behavior management techniques (BMT) are essential in order to achieve a succ...
Background and aims. Parental acceptance and consent are important parameters in selecting the requi...
Abstract: This study compared acceptability scores of pediatric dental behavior guidance between pre...
AbstractBackground/purposeDental treatment for children often requires the use of behavior managemen...
Objectives: To assess parents’ acceptability towards the use of dental therapists’ (DT) in providing...
Background: Behaviour management is considered a keystone entity in paediatric dentistry. Good behav...
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of a dental education component on de...
Objective. To investigate if parental background affects acceptance of behavior guidance techniques....
Objective: Behavior management of uncooperative children is an important principle in pediatric dent...
To evaluate parents' knowledge, acceptance and perceptions towards passive restraint, active restrai...
ii Purpose: To reexamine parental attitudes toward advanced behavior management techniques currentl...
BACKGROUND AND AIM: Parents’ attitudes towards different aspects of dentistry especially the use of ...
Introduction and Objective: The constant changes in the socio-cultural and ethical-legal conditions ...
Introduction: Every child who enters the dental clinic is different. Some of them are anxious, some...
Objective : To evaluate parents' knowledge, acceptance and perceptions towards passive restraint, ac...
Abstract Background: Behavior management techniques (BMT) are essential in order to achieve a succ...
Background and aims. Parental acceptance and consent are important parameters in selecting the requi...
Abstract: This study compared acceptability scores of pediatric dental behavior guidance between pre...
AbstractBackground/purposeDental treatment for children often requires the use of behavior managemen...
Objectives: To assess parents’ acceptability towards the use of dental therapists’ (DT) in providing...
Background: Behaviour management is considered a keystone entity in paediatric dentistry. Good behav...
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of a dental education component on de...