Abstract
The article offers information on the fear of dentistry and the avoidance of dental care as barrier to oral health. It defines phobia as the irrational fear of a particular object and anxiety as the human emotion that causes feelings of apprehension, tension and discomfort. It says that dental anxiety and phobia remains a barrier to oral health and the intensity is distinguished in the patient's experience and ability to cope with the dental treatment.
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Longman, L. P., & Ireland, R. S. (2010). Management of dental anxiety. Vital, 7(4), 22–25. https://doi.org/10.1038/vital1239
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