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Frankl score:
child cries but get stuff done after "show-and-tell"
3
Frankl score:
not the best class II, but you got something done: compromised Tx
2
Frankl score:
you got nothing done at the appt
1
order of dental anxiety reported: highest to the lowest
childhood, adolescence, adulthood
childhood> adulthood > adolescence
T/F
family history of anxiety predictive in all age group
F: only in children
parents ascribe the source of the their child's anxiety to the dental office:
the dental team see the source of the anxiety to
the parents
objective fear
fear related to a past experience
subjective fear
fear related to a similar experience
T/F
not all fearful children present BMP (Behavior Management Problems) but majority of children w/ BMP are fearful
F
only a minority of children w/ BMP are fearful
preferred role of the parents in the operatory
silent observer
to agree, voluntary accordance w/ what is done or proposed by another
consent
the act of allowing or agreeing, to acquiesce
assent
assent is used interchangeably w/ consent
NO; assent is NOT a consent, you MUST get consent from the parent
active restraining vs. passive
active = actually hold them down
passive = using of device to hold them down
normal or abnormal:
crying of a 2yo during a mirror exam
not abnormal: the child's active defensive behavior
active defense mech
active: attempt to control the situation
basic response to fear
immature response: childlike behavior
passive defense mech
attempt to accept the situation
more "adult" response
internalize the apprehension and fear
pulse rate of children during LA and resto
highest at pre-injection then goes down
Tell-show-do
I:
CI:
I: all who can communicate
CI: none
best approach to achieving positive behavior
positive reinforcement
what is reflective listening and what are 3 qualities
"active listening"
- congruence: honest
- empathy
- respect
simple, repeatable, descriptive evaluation of child behavior
Frankl classification
Frankl score:
5 yo pt comes in for a recall. she is excited about the appt, jumps in the chair and has a smile on her face. she does well w/ the prophy, Fl and exam
4
Frankl score:
6 yo recall pt. He is fearful and do not want to get in the chair. with positive reinforcement you are able to get them to sit. He is scare of prophy handpiece so you used toothbrush. Pt spitting x-ray film, you finally took them but quality is poor
2
Frankl score:
4yo new pt. fearful at first but you are able to complete a prophy Fl, exam. couple attempts to x-rays, and you got them
3
Frankl score:
5yo resto pt. crying. you tried to encourage but pt jumped out of the chair.
1