Management Techniques on Children in Mansoura Dental Clinics and their Psychological Effects
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Management Techniques - Children - Psychological EffectsAbstract
Background: The goals of behavior guidance are to establish communication, alleviate fear, deliver quality dental care, build a trusting relationship among dentist, child and parents, that promoting children's positive attitude toward oral dental health and oral health care.
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