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Dental Phobia Lectures 1 and 2
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Dental Phobia Dr. Jeffrey
Dorfman October 26, 2017 1dentist CE ©NYCdentist.com
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Objectives ● Define and
discuss: Dental Anxiety Scale and Dental Phobia ● Understanding the Phobic Patient ● Marketing/Social Media and Dental Phobia ● First Point of Contact: Getting the Phobic Patient into the Chair ©NYCdentist.com
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Dental Anxiety vs
Dental Phobia A phobia is an intense, unreasonable fear. People can fear a specific activity, object or situation. People with dental phobia often put off routine care for years or even decades. To avoid it, they'll put up with gum infections (periodontal disease), pain, or even broken and unsightly teeth. People often use the words "anxiety" and "phobia" to mean the same thing, but they are different. Those with dental anxiety will have a sense of uneasiness when it's time for their appointments. They'll have exaggerated or unfounded worries or fears. Dental phobia is a more serious condition. It's an intense fear or dread. People with dental phobia aren't merely anxious. They are terrified or panic stricken. - Colgate / Columbia College of Dental Medicine ©NYCdentist.com
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Dental anxiety and
phobia are extremely common. It has been estimated that 9% to 15% of Americans avoid seeing the dentist because of anxiety and fear. That's about 30 million to 40 million people. In a survey by the British Dental Health Foundation, 36% of those who didn't see a dentist regularly said that fear was the main reason. ©NYCdentist.com
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ADA Anxiety Guidelines “Anxiety
and pain control can be defined as the application of various physical, chemical and psychological modalities to the prevention and treatment of preoperative, operative and postoperative patient anxiety and pain to allow dental treatment to occur in a safe and effective manner. It involves all disciplines of dentistry and, as such, is one of the most important aspects of dental education.” ©NYCdentist.com
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Dental Anxiety Scale The
original dental anxiety scale introduced by Corah in 19693 has been widely used in dental research JADA: A scale can be used in the dental office or in research projects and is a reliable, valid, and useful measure of anxiety of dental treatment. The Corah’s Anxiety Scale unfortunately does not enquire about local anaesthetic injection, which is a focus for some patients' anxiety - The modified version introduced by Humphris et al. in 1995 involves a brief multiple choice survey. Some dental practices ask patients to fill out this survey during their initial visit. ©NYCdentist.com
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Gender & Terminology Women
were more likely to report global dental fear, global fear of dental pain, and specific fear of dental pain than men, and both women and men were more likely to report 'dread' of dental pain than 'fear' of dental pain. Our findings suggest that: (i) there are gender differences in reports of dental fear and fear of dental pain; and (ii) both men and women are more willing to express their fearful feelings regarding dentistry using a more socially acceptable term. ©NYCdentist.com
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According to the
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Sources ADA Guideline for
teaching pain control and sedation to dentists and dental students. https://www.ada.org/~/media/ADA/Member%20Center/FIles/anxiety_guidelines.ashx Guideline on Use of Anesthesia Personnel in the Administration of Office-based Deep Sedation/ General Anesthesia to the Pediatric Dental Patient. Last rev 2012. http://www.aapd.org/media/policies_guidelines/g_anesthesiapersonnel.pdf What is Dental Anxiety and Phobia? http://www.colgate.com/en/us/oc/oral-health/basics/dental-visits/article/what-is-dental-anxiety-and-phobia Why Adults Forgo Dental Care: Evidence from a New National Survey Authors: Cassandra Yarbrough, M.P.P.; Kamyar Nasseh, Ph.D.; Marko Vujicic, Ph.D. http://www.ada.org/~/media/ADA/Science%20and%20Research/HPI/Files/HPIBrief_1114_1.ashx Gender Difference in reported dental fear and fear of dental pain. Heft MW., Meng X, Bradley MM, Lang PJ. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18039283 Corah N L. Development of a dental anxiety scale. J Den Res 1969; 48: 596. ©NYCdentist.com
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Successful Approach to Patients
with Dental Phobia Dr. Jeffrey Dorfman December 14, 2017 1dentist CE ©NYCdentist.com
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Objectives ●Define and discuss:
Dental Anxiety vs Dental Phobia ●Use ADA recommendations to categorize effective phobic reconstructions ●Before the Initial Visit ●Initial Consultation & Treatment ●People NOT Teeth (addressing patient’s Chief Complaints, Thorough medical history) ●Commitment to treatment: Goals & Learned Helplessness ●Case Review & Discussion ©NYCdentist.com
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Dental Phobia Review ●
Dental anxiety and phobia are extremely common. It has been estimated that 9 - 15% of Americans avoid seeing the dentist because of anxiety and fear ● People often use the words "anxiety" and "phobia" to mean the same thing, but they are different ● Phobia: “Intense Fear or dread”. People can fear a specific activity, object or situation ● Dental Anxiety: “Uneasiness when it's time for their appointments” Study by Colgate / Columbia College of Dental Medicine ©NYCdentist.com ➔ Accept suffering for years to avoid dentistry
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ADA Approach defined Anxiety
and pain control can be defined as the application of various physical, chemical and psychological modalities to the prevention and treatment of preoperative, operative and postoperative patient anxiety and pain to allow dental treatment to occur in a safe and effective manner. It involves all disciplines of dentistry and, as such, is one of the most important aspects of dental education.” ©NYCdentist.com
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Prior to Initial
Consultation (Psychological) ●Marketing/Website Highlight Comfortable dentistry, Cosmetic results, Phobic patient cases ●Phone calls Is staff well-trained? Kind? Is the dentist available to speak? ●WaitingRoomDesign Visual – colors, desks, smiles! Audio – music, patients screaming? ©NYCdentist.com
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Initial Consultation /
People NOT Teeth ● Reduced waiting time & Doctor greeting ● Complete Medical & Dental History ● Emotional Support (Office environment & Comforts) ○This includes: friendly staff, length of appointment, music, style of discussion, tissue boxes in room, etc. ©NYCdentist.com
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●Focus on Patient’sChief
Complaint! Not the “obvious” needed dentistry ©NYCdentist.com
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In-Depth Case Review ©NYCdentist.com
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©NYCdentist.com Photos of Initial
Presentation • Years of Neglect • Fear of change, pain, failure & costs • How can we break this cycle when ALL treatment options will take time to achieve acceptable results?
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Addressing the Fears:
Psychological & Chemical ● Discuss pain control (Gentle anesthesia & pain-free dentistry) ● Pre-medications/Sedation offered when necessary (Valium, Nitrous Oxide Laughing Gas, IV Sedation) ● Dental Anxiety Reduction with behavioral therapy ● Post-Op medications ©NYCdentist.com
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Pre-medications/Sedation during visits ●Valium,
Alcohol – Duration of effect (longer) ●Nitrous Oxide – Convenience, Recovery Time (fast) ●IV Sedation – Cost/Risk According to the AAPD, “the anesthesia care provider must have completed a one or two-year dental anesthesia residency or medical anesthesia residency approved by ADA/AMA.” ©NYCdentist.com
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©NYCdentist.com • Relaxed &
Pain-Free Procedure (Including Post-Op) • ONE VISIT • DELIVER! (Pain-free LA techniques, desired aesthetics, upfront fees) – Honesty
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Treatment Focus ●Address the
Chief Complaint ●RealisticTreatmentPlans & Time/Action Calendars based upon individual needs/expectations ●Provideoptions(Build commitment to the choice) ●Set desirable goals that can be achievedimmediately – knowing your own skill ©NYCdentist.com
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Learned Helplessness ● Apparently,
the conditioned dog had learned more than the connection between the tone and the shock. It has also learned that trying to escape from the shocks was futile. In other words, the dog learned to be "helpless." This research formed Seligman's subsequent theory of Learned Helplessness, which was then extended to human behavior as a model for explaining depression. According to Seligman, depressed people have learned to be helpless. In other words, depressed people feel that whatever they do will be futile, and that they have no control over their environments. - Dr. Martin Seligman ©NYCdentist.com
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©NYCdentist.com This initial treatment
took only two hours. More dentistry is still needed.
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Post-Op Phobia Control ●Appropriate
pain medication after office visits ●Don’t lose control (Temps, failed specialty work, delayed treatment) ●Communication with patient after treatment ©NYCdentist.com
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References ●https://www.nycdentist.com/more/teaching-private-practice/interpersonal-skills-are-important-in-patient-care/ ●https://www.helpguide.org/articles/ptsd-trauma/coping-with-emotional-and-psychological-trauma.htm ●http://www.sidran.org/resources/for-survivors-and-loved-ones/what-is-psychological-trauma/ ●http://www.macmillanlearning.com/catalog/static/worth/bloom/content/psychquest/05/0504.htm ●ADA Guideline for
teaching pain control and sedation to dentists and dental students. https://www.ada.org/~/media/ADA/Member%20Center/FIles/anxiety_guidelines.ashx ●What is Dental Anxiety and Phobia? http://www.colgate.com/en/us/oc/oral-health/basics/dental-visits/article/what-is- dental-anxiety-and-phobia ©NYCdentist.com