Child Behavior Clinical Trial
Official title:
Parental Expectation for Their Child Behavior in a Group of Children With Primary Dentition During Their First Dental Examination
The aim of this study is to assess the parental expectation for their child behavior in a group of children with primary dentition during their first dental examination
Assessment of children based on their behavior is one of the most important skills for a
pediatric dentist. The major aspect of child management in the dental care is managing dental
anxiety and fear as it is considered to be the main barrier for successful completion of
dental treatment.
Dental anxiety is a common problem which develops mostly in childhood and adolescence. It can
have major implications for the child, dental team, and dental services. Providing treatment
for the child with dental anxiety can be time-consuming, costly, and demanding for the
clinician.
Previous studies have shown that a majority of children with dental anxiety present behavior
management problems (BMP) in dental treatment situations. Evaluating a child's level of
anxiety before pediatric treatment is the key, since this anxiety is closely related to their
behavior during dental visits. Therefore, predicting the behavior is a basic requirement to
reduce child's negative attitude during treatment.
Many behavior rating scales are available to assess and evaluate the behavior of a child on
each dental visit. Frankl et al classified child's behavior into four groups according to the
child's attitude and cooperation or lack of cooperation during dental treatment. This
classification is known as Frankl behavior rating scale, which is one of the most reliable
tools developed for behavior rating of children in dental sittings.
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