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The Motivational Effect of Multicolored Dental Restoration on Dental Behavior of First Preliminary School Children

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Publisher Wiley
Specialty Dentistry
Date 2019 Aug 28
PMID 31452950
Citations 2
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Abstract

Objectives: To assess the motivational effect of multi-colored restoration on the anxiety level of pediatric patients at thedental clinic and its motivational effect on their oral hygiene status.

Material And Methods: A total of 30 participants.

Results: Both groups revealed reduction in the anxiety level and improvement in their behavior at the dental office but did not reach significance. Plaque index showed a significant reduction per group and a near significance as compared between test groups.

Conclusions: The use of the multicolored restoration could provide a potential advantage to improve the oral health status of children and might aid in enhancing their behavior at dental clinic particularly younger age groups.

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