The Effects of Deep Diaphragmatic Breathing and Focused Attention on Dental Anxiety in a Private Practice Setting. (Research).
Journal of Dental Hygiene 2003, Spring, 77, 2
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Introduction Dental fear is one of the most pervasive forms of fear. A survey of residents of Dallas, Texas found that approximately 12% of the population reported high dental fear and approximately 18% reported moderate dental fear. (2) According to Sprouls, approximately 35 million Americans experience dental anxiety or fear that is so severe that it prevents them from receiving needed care. Another 10 to 12 million people were dental phobics. (3)
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