Nonpharmacologic Management of Children's Behaviors

Wright, Gerald Z.; Stigers, Jenny I.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-05724-0.50007-2

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“…During the procedure, a pediatric dentist who was unaware about the IQ of child assessed the child's behavior according to the Frankl behavior rating scale during the oral prophylaxis treatment . Frankl et al.…”

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“…IQ largely reflects a broad neuropsychological function, known as “executive functioning” that includes sustaining attention and concentration, reasoning abstractly, forming goals, anticipating and planning, initiating purposeful behavior, and self‐monitoring . The factors related to a varied outcome in intellectual functioning are the result of an individualized stimulation provided, the age at the time of institutionalization, difference in vulnerability to institutional deprivation, and duration of institutionalization …”

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“…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 settings …”

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Role of Intelligence Quotient (IQ) on anxiety and behavior in children with hearing and speech impairment

Shetty

Pashine

Jose

2018

Special Care in Dentistry

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Aim To assess and compare the role of IQ on anxiety and behavior of children with and without hearing and speech impairment. Material and methods A total of 120 children of age group 7–14 years were included in the study, of which control group comprised of 60 normal healthy children and 60 hearing and speech impaired children formed the study group. The study was done in two consecutive sessions. First appointment for Culture Fair Intelligence Test and second appointment for RMS pictorial anxiety score (RMS‐PS) and Frankl behavior rating which were assessed during oral prophylaxis. Results IQ of children with hearing and speech impairment was lower as compared to normal healthy children. There was a positive correlation between IQ and anxiety in children with hearing and speech impairment while no correlation was found with behavior. Conclusion Children with hearing and speech impairment are less anxious and more cooperative compared to normal healthy child in the dental setting and are, therefore, easier to manage.

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Role of Intelligence Quotient (IQ) on anxiety and behavior in children with hearing and speech impairment

Shetty

Pashine

Jose

2018

Special Care in Dentistry

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“…9 Intervention early in the disease process is desirable because timely and effective management can arrest the caries process and obviate, minimize or delay the need for restorative care. Restoring the teeth of young children who “lack cooperative ability” 10 owing to their developmental stage is challenging for clinicians, the children and their caregivers and often requires use of general anesthetic, 1,11 which can involve the “potential seriousness of anesthesia-induced developmental neurotoxicity.” 12 Despite a high level of need, only a small percentage of children younger than 4 years (11.6 percent of U.S. children in 2007 13 ) receive dental care. As a result of the difficulties of providing restorative care and limited access to care for young children, 73 percent of preschool-aged children in the United States who have had caries have untreated disease.…”

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Early childhood caries screening tools

Yoon¹,

Smaldone²,

Edelstein³

2012

The Journal of the American Dental Association

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“…According to the literature, the optimal management of the impacted tooth should allow its conservation and repositioning in the arch (22,23,24,25,26,27). On the other hand, impacted teeth are frequently reported to be extracted simultaneously with the odontoma (25,28,29).…”

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Odontoma – Report of Two Cases and Literature Review

Deliverska¹,

Gagov²,

Stefanov³

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Background: Odontomas are mixed odontogenic tumors composed of mineralized tissue of ectomesenchymal origin. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) ranks, the odontomas are classified into two main types: complex and compound. They are usually detected in routine radiographs and may be related to various causes, and are rarely associated with impacted teeth. Purpose: The aim is to present two clinical cases of complex odontoma that prevent appropriate eruption of permanent teeth. Material and methods:We present two cases of complex odontoma associated with a retained permanent tooth. The orthopantomography and CBCT revealed circular and ovoid in shape amorphous radiopaque masses, surrounded by a thin radiolucent zone in association with an impacted permanent tooth. Results: The treatment of choice was extraction of the primary first molar, enucleation of the odontoma and the preservation of the first premolar. The complete removal of the complex odontoma was successfully performed, since after few months of follow-up the maxillary permanent teeth resumed their eruptive process. The result of the biopsy confirmed cases of complex odontoma. Conclusion: Odontomas are tumours of the dental tissues and may interfere with the eruption of the associated tooth. The early diagnosis, followed by a proper treatment at the right time, will result in a favorable prognosis and a desirable development of occlusion.

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Nonpharmacologic Management of Children's Behaviors

Cited by 46 publications

References 5 publications

Role of Intelligence Quotient (IQ) on anxiety and behavior in children with hearing and speech impairment

Role of Intelligence Quotient (IQ) on anxiety and behavior in children with hearing and speech impairment

Early childhood caries screening tools

Odontoma – Report of Two Cases and Literature Review

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