Psychology and Dentistry : Mental Health Aspects of Patient Care.

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Learn to build successful working relationships with your patients. Psychology and Dentistry: Mental Health Aspects of Patient Care is a practical guide to an often-neglected aspect of dentistry-the contributions of the behavioral sciences to dental research and practice. Dr. William A. Ayer, Profes...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Ayer, William A.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Hoboken : Taylor and Francis, 2012.
Temas:
Dentistry > Psychological aspects.
Behavior therapy.
Dentist and patient.
Dental Care > psychology
Dentist-Patient Relations
Dentists > psychology
Behavior Therapy
Dentisterie > Aspect psychologique.
Thérapie de comportement.
Relations dentiste-patient.
Behavior therapy
Dentist and patient
Dentistry > Psychological aspects
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • Cover
  • Psychology and Dentistry: Mental Health Aspects of Patient Care
  • Copyright
  • CONTENTS
  • ABOUT THE AUTHOR
  • CONTRIBUTORS
  • Preface and Acknowledgments
  • Chapter 1 The Development of the Behavioral Sciences in Dentistry
  • Chapter 2 Behavioral Foundations of Dentistry
  • THE FOCUS OF BEHAVIOR THERAPIES
  • WHAT IS BEHAVIOR THERAPY?
  • TYPES OF BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONS
  • Chapter 3 Pain
  • PAIN THRESHOLD AND PAIN EXPRESSION
  • MEASURING PAIN
  • ACUTE VERSUS CHRONIC PAIN
  • PAIN MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
  • SUMMARY
  • Chapter 4 Fear and Anxiety in Dentistry
  • EFFECT OF HIGH FEAR AND ANXIETY ON OFFICE PRACTICE
  • DEFINITION OF ANXIETY AND FEAR
  • MEASUREMENT OF DENTAL FEAR AND ANXIETY
  • ORIGINS AND DEVELOPMENT OF FEAR AND ANXIETY
  • ANXIETY AND BEHAVIOR ACROSS DENTAL VISITS
  • OTHER VARIABLES INFLUENCING ANXIETY AND FEAR
  • MANAGING FEAR AND ANXIETY
  • Chapter 5 Oral Habits and Their Management
  • ETIOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THUMB AND FINGER SUCKING
  • PSYCHOANALYTIC AND LEARNING THEORY MODELS
  • PREVALENCE AND POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS
  • METHODS OF CONTROLLING SUCKING HABITS
  • BRUXISM: CHARACTERISTICS AND TREATMENT
  • SELF-MUTILATING BEHAVIORS: THE ORAL CAVITY
  • Chapter 6 Compliance with Health Care Recommendations
  • ASSESSING ADHERENCE
  • DETERMINANTS OF ADHERENCE
  • RESOURCES AND NONCOMPLIANT BEHAVIOR
  • Chapter 7 The Dentist-Patient Relationship
  • MODELS OF THE DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP
  • DIMENSIONS OF THE DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP
  • SATISFACTION AMONG PATIENTS AND DENTISTS
  • A SEEMING PARADOX
  • MISCELLANEOUS FACTORS
  • Chapter 8 Stress in Dentistry
  • THE CONCEPT OF STRESS
  • MEASURING STRESSES IN LIFE
  • SOURCES OF DENTISTS' STRESS
  • SUICIDE AMONG DENTISTS
  • STRESS IN DENTAL STUDENTS
  • Chapter 9 Special Issues in Dentistry
  • FAMILY VIOLENCE
  • AGING
  • DYING, DEATH, AND BEREAVEMENT
  • Chapter 10 Hypnosis in Dentistry.
  • SOME BACKGROUND AND HISTORY OF HYPNOSIS IN DENTISTRY
  • PREVENTION OF DENTAL DISEASE AND MODIFICATIONS OF NOXIOUS HABITS
  • THERAPEUTIC USES OF HYPNOSIS IN DENTISTRY
  • HYPNOSIS AS AN OPERATIVE AID IN DENTISTRY
  • THE USE OF HYPNOSIS IN PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY
  • HYPNOSIS AS AN AID IN PATIENT MANAGEMENT
  • PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS
  • TECHNIQUES FOR INDUCTION OF HYPNOSIS IN DENTISTRY: SOME ILLUSTRATIONS
  • CASE EXAMPLE: A DENTAL-AVOIDANT PATIENT WITH EXCESSIVE GAG REFLEX
  • Chapter 11 Interviewing
  • COMMUNICATION
  • TRAINING ISSUES
  • INITIAL MEETING WITH A PATIENT
  • ATTENTIVENESS
  • OBTAINING AN ACCURATE HISTORY
  • ESTABLISHING RAPPORT
  • EMPATHY
  • Chapter 12 Making Psychological Referrals
  • DENTAL-RELATED PROBLEMS
  • NONDENTAL-RELATED REFERRALS
  • REFERRALS FOR SELF, FAMILY, OR FRIENDS
  • REFERRING AN INDIVIDUAL
  • Index.

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