A Comparative Assessment of Three Different Behaviour Modification Techniques Using Physiological and Psychological Parameters: An In-Vivo Study - Nil

Mukesh Kumar Dey0 个研究点目标入组 88 人开始时间: 待定最近更新: 2024年4月29日

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•1. Children within age group of 4-11 years, having their first dental visit.
•2. Children who fall under the American Society of Anaesthesiology (ASA) category I (defined as a normal healthy patient).
•3. Children and parents who are willing to participate in the study.
•4. Children without any systemic and mental disorders.
•5. Children who fall under Wright’s modification of Frankl’s behaviour rating (FBR) scale of 2 (-) or 3 (+), which includes patients with either negative or positive attitude respectively.22
•6. A child having a carious cavity lesion, in one of the primary molars, requiring restoration without the administration of local anaesthesia

•1. Children with special healthcare needs.
•2. Negative history of any particular underlying disease.
•3. Children or parents who refused to participate in the study.
•4. Children having pain or who required local anaesthesia administration for treatment.
•5. Emergency need such as drainage of abscess or extraction.
•6. Pulpal exposure of tooth during caries removal.
•7. Children whose behaviour could be rated as definitely positive (++) or definitely negative (--), according to Wright’s modification of Frankl’s behaviour rating scale.

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Mukesh Kumar Dey