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Pediatric Treatment Triangle |
Dentist-Child-Parents is a three way interaction! Along with the dentist, parents play a major role in dental treatment of children through their upbringing of the child and their own attitude towards dentistry.
There are multiple factors which influence children’s
behavior in the dental clinic and in turn their acceptance of dental treatment.
Understanding of these factors by parents would aid them in preparing themselves
and their child for the dental visit as well as the treatment in a positive
manner. `
A child’s acceptance of dental treatment
depends on…
How do parents play a crucial role?
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The dentist' and the dental staff's way of communication, gestures as well as the appearance of the dental clinic can very much influence the child's comfort level.
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I agree that good oral hygiene habits should be started early. I like what you said about describing the dentist as a "friend," so that your child feels more comfortable. I'll have to remember that, because I need to make an appointment with a dental care specialist for my kids.
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