An edition of Behavioral dentistry
(2006)
Behavioral dentistry
by David I. Mostofsky and Albert G. Forgione
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'Behavioral Dentistry' surveys the vast topic of the role of behavioral science in the study and clinical practice of dentistry. It deals with biobehavioral processes, including the psychobiology of inflammation and pain, oral health and quality of life, saliva health and hypnosis in dentistry.
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Table of Contents
The role of oral and craniofacial appearance in interpersonal attraction
Quality of life in oral health
The impact of stress on inflammatory processes
Saliva in health and disease
Biofeedback and dentistry: past, present, and future
Hypnosis in dentistry
Environmental & emotional determinants of dental pain
Temperomandibular disorders
Chairside techniques for reducing dental fear
Bruxism stress, coping, and periodontal disease
Influencing patient behavior: education, compliance & motivational interviewing
Behavior management in dentistry: thumbsucking
Managing disruptive behavior
Non pharmacological approaches to managing pain & anxiety
Self efficacy perceptions in oral health behavior
Geriatric dentistry
Oral health promotion with special need patients
Behavioral factors in oral health in diabetic patients
Interpersonal communication training in dental education
Community health promotion.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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