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A STUDY ON THE INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ATTITUDES OF DENTIST AND BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES

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The author investigated the attitudes of dental practitioners, the frequency of behavior
management techniques for use with nonhandicapped preschooler patients and the
interrelationships of these two. The subjects were 101 dentists aging from 26 to 50.
The following results were obtained:
1. Among the behavior management techniques, treatment defer, parent remaining in
operatory and tell-show-do were used frequently, hand-over-mouth and physical
restraint were not used particularly, N20-029as inhalation was used scarcely.
2. Most respondent was likely to agree that gaining the preschool child's compliance
with planned treatment is the goal of their behavior management.
3. Those who agreed that it is important to establish authority with preschool patient
were less likely to defer nonemergency treatment because of the child's uncooperative
behavior, less likely to allow the parent to remain in the operatory, and more likely to
use physical restraint method.
4. Those who agreed that postponing treatment because of the child's
uncooperativeness is neglecting the dentist's duty to the patient were less likely to defer
treatment.
5. Those who agreed that parents are more of a hindrance than a help were less
likely to allow parents in the operatory.

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