重庆医科大学附属口腔医院 Behavior Management Of The Pediatric Dental Patient Department of Pediatric Dentistry College of Stomatology Chongqing Medical University Jin hua wang 定苏术圣
Behavior Management Of The Pediatric Dental Patient Department of Pediatric Dentistry College of Stomatology Chongqing Medical University Jin hua wang
Outline Contents 1.The definition and objective of behavior Main management in pediatric dentistry point 2.Non-pharmacological behavior management 3.Anxiety and pain control in pediatric dentistry 4.Local anesthesia in pediatric dentistry
Outline Contents 1. The definition and objective of behavior management in pediatric dentistry 2. Non-pharmacological behavior management 3. Anxiety and pain control in pediatric dentistry 4. Local anesthesia in pediatric dentistry Main point
Course Objects Master: The definition and goal of behavior management Adverse psychological_in the pediatric dentistry What is the tell-show-do Indications for inhalation sedation of(nitrous oxide/oxygen) Indications and contraindication for dental general anesthesia ●Familiar with: Factors influencing children's oral therapy behavior The advantage of inhalation sedation of(N2O/O2)and operation The advantages and disadvantages of intravenous injection Types of local anesthesia in the pediatric dentistry ●Know: ●】 Research progress of behavior management indiatri dent
Course Objects ⚫ Master: The definition and goal of behavior management Adverse psychological in the pediatric dentistry What is the tell-show-do Indicationsfor inhalation sedation of (nitrous oxide/oxygen) Indications and contraindication for dental general anesthesia ⚫ Know: Research progress of behavior management in pediatric dentistry ⚫ Familiar with: Factors influencing children's oral therapy behavior The advantage of inhalation sedation of (N2O/O2 ) and operation The advantages and disadvantages of intravenous injection Types of local anesthesia in the pediatric dentistry
Section one The briefintroduction 是子界圣
Section one The brief introduction
1.Definition Medical staff used appropriate language and emotional communication to detect and eliminate children's fear, anxiety and nervousness. Promote the child's resilience to the oral treatment environment. Improve the child's tolerance to pain. Gain trust and cooperation from children and parents. Ensure the smooth implementation of oral treatment for children
1. Definition Medical staff used appropriate language and emotional communication to detect and eliminate children's fear, anxiety and nervousness. Promote the child's resilience to the oral treatment environment. Improve the child's tolerance to pain. Gain trust and cooperation from children and parents. Ensure the smooth implementation of oral treatment for children
2.Objective >Ensure your child's oral treatment is of high quality and smooth. >Avoid the treatment process affecting children's mind and body and injury. >Develop a good oral health attitude for children
2. Objective ➢ Ensure your child's oral treatment is of high quality and smooth. ➢ Avoid the treatment process affecting children's mind and body and injury. ➢ Develop a good oral health attitude for children
3.The characters between doctor and patient in Pediatric dentistry Child patient Guardians Dentist Pediatric dentistry treatment triangle relation 定产矛子
Pediatric dentistry treatment triangle relation Child patient Guardians Dentist 3.The characters between doctor and patient in Pediatric dentistry
Section two Non-pharmacological behavior management 量卡乔手
Section two Non-pharmacological behavior management
1.Adverse psychological reactions Dental fear Dental anxiety Dental antagonistic 美卡开
1. Adverse psychological reactions Dental fear Dental anxiety Dental antagonistic
2.Behavioral factors in pediatric dental treatment ●Age of children ● Parental anxiety ●Treatment history Level of cognitive of dental disease ●Medical environment o Treatment programs 定卡开圣
⚫ Age of children ⚫ Parental anxiety ⚫ Treatment history ⚫ Level of cognitive of dental disease ⚫ Medical environment ⚫ Treatment programs 2. Behavioral factors in pediatric dental treatment