The purpose of this study was to analyze the accessibility dental facilities and differences in chief complaints new patients who visited Pusan National University Dental Hospital. We collected information from electronic medical records for 1,820 patients. analyzed by measuring distance patient’s house facilities. categorized into 10 km sections, presence or absence a local pediatric clinic wi...

Aim The management of pain and anxiety in dentistry encompasses a number of procedural issues, including the delivery of anesthetic solution. One of the most important ways to manage the behavior of children is pain control. Trypanophobia is very common among dental patients and the most important goal of guidelines on behavior guidance for pediatric dental patient is to ease fear and anxiety i...

PURPOSE Effective verbal communication is essential for successful dental treatment. The purpose of this study was to qualitatively and quantitatively examine communication techniques used by pediatric postdoctoral students during treatment. The operation of a communication model comprised of three linguistic approaches-permissive, empathic and personal-together with other strategies common to ...

The pediatric dentist is in a unique position to positively influence the development of the face of a child. Clinically, the child’s face and related skeletal structures can be altered while growth is taking place, and the overall health and appearance of the child can be improved. The changes can be incredible, giving the pediatric dentist, the parents, and the patient a marvelous sense of ac...

The modern concept of pediatric dentistry today is based on minimally invasive dentistry. Light amplification by the stimulated emission radiation or Laser one newest technologies available and used for dental oral care. This technology causes patient compliance with treatment to be maximized because discomfort caused very minimal. Lasers are an exci-ting make care more optimal without causing ...

PURPOSE The purpose of this study was to investigate dental emergencies treated at a hospital clinic and emergency department (ED) to: (1) analyze emergency types; (2) determine reasons for seeking hospital care; and (3) examine trends compared to previous studies from this institution. METHODS Records of 2,683 emergencies from 1995 to 2003 were reviewed. Demographics, reason for seeking care...