The rate, intensity and selectivity of hypnotic focused analgesia (HFA) were tested with dental pulp stimulation. 31 healthy subjects were hypnotized and hypnotic suggestions were given for anestesia of the right mandibular arch.A posthypnotic suggestiono f persisiting analgesia was also given. The pain threshold of the first premolar was bilaterally measured before, during and after hypnosis using a pulp tester. During hypnosis the pain threshold increate significantly (p<.0001) for both sides. The posthypnotic right pain threshold was also significantly (p<.0015) higher than the basal conditio
Background and Objective. Anxiety/pain are experiences that make dental treatment difficult for chil...
AbstractUsing relaxation and hypnosis represents an effective way of treating patients with dental p...
The effects of live versus audio recorded hypnosis inductions for low and high hypnosis groups were ...
This study evaluated the efficacy of hypnosis- and relaxation-induced suggestions for analgesia for ...
Abstract Background and objective Dental patients often experience the fear of pain induced by injec...
Many medical conditions are claimed to benefit when hypnosis is incorporated into their treatment. F...
Experimental and clinical studies concerned with the effects of "hypnotically-sug-gested analge...
OBJECTIVES:: In a recent study hypnosis has been found to relieve persistent idiopathic orofacial pa...
Third molar extraction is a painful treatment for patients, and thus, it can be used to investigate ...
While there is a consensus that psychosocial factors play an important role in the experience of pai...
Background: Many studies show an effectiveness of hypnotic analgesia. It has been discussed whether ...
OBJECTIVES: In a recent study hypnosis has been found to relieve persistent idiopathic orofacial pa...
Somatosensory event-related potentials (SERPs) to painful electric standard stimuli under an odd-bal...
Introduction Extraction of a third molar is painful for patients, and this clinical condition can b...
The current meta-analysis aimed to quantify the effectiveness of hypnosis for reducing pain and iden...
Background and Objective. Anxiety/pain are experiences that make dental treatment difficult for chil...
AbstractUsing relaxation and hypnosis represents an effective way of treating patients with dental p...
The effects of live versus audio recorded hypnosis inductions for low and high hypnosis groups were ...
This study evaluated the efficacy of hypnosis- and relaxation-induced suggestions for analgesia for ...
Abstract Background and objective Dental patients often experience the fear of pain induced by injec...
Many medical conditions are claimed to benefit when hypnosis is incorporated into their treatment. F...
Experimental and clinical studies concerned with the effects of "hypnotically-sug-gested analge...
OBJECTIVES:: In a recent study hypnosis has been found to relieve persistent idiopathic orofacial pa...
Third molar extraction is a painful treatment for patients, and thus, it can be used to investigate ...
While there is a consensus that psychosocial factors play an important role in the experience of pai...
Background: Many studies show an effectiveness of hypnotic analgesia. It has been discussed whether ...
OBJECTIVES: In a recent study hypnosis has been found to relieve persistent idiopathic orofacial pa...
Somatosensory event-related potentials (SERPs) to painful electric standard stimuli under an odd-bal...
Introduction Extraction of a third molar is painful for patients, and this clinical condition can b...
The current meta-analysis aimed to quantify the effectiveness of hypnosis for reducing pain and iden...
Background and Objective. Anxiety/pain are experiences that make dental treatment difficult for chil...
AbstractUsing relaxation and hypnosis represents an effective way of treating patients with dental p...
The effects of live versus audio recorded hypnosis inductions for low and high hypnosis groups were ...