ppt on behavior management by Dr Savitha Sathyaprasad

1. Behaviour management is important because a pediatric dentist is handling a cognitively, physically mentally and emotionally maturing child.

2. Is it necessary to let patient cry throughout the treatment…?

3. Or post the patient to general anesthesia….?!!

4. PEDODONTIC TREATMENT TRAINGLE CHILD DENTIST PARENTS SOCIETY The major difference in treating adults & children is in adults its 1 to 1 relationship. However treating a child is a pedodontic treatment triangle.

6. CO-OPERATIVE TENSE CO-OPERATIVE OUTWARDLY APPREHENSIVE FEARFUL STUBBORN HYPERMOTIVE EMOTIONALLY IMMATURE HANDICAPPED LAMPSHIRE’S CLASSIFICATION

8. Effect of Dentist’s Activity & Attitude

9. a) Data Gathering & Observation 2. JENK’s six categories of activities by a dentist

10. b) STRUCTURING Objective is to explain the child importance of dental treatment and its purpose in a manner the child understands

11. TOOTH BRUSHING WASHING THE MOUTH WITH VACCUM AND 3 WAY SYRINGE CLEANING THE TEETH WITH BRUSH IN HAND PIECE DRILLING A VITAL TOOTH WITH AIR TURBINE ANESTHETIC SOLUTION REFERRED AS WATER TO PUT TOOTH TO SLEEP MOTIVATING PATIENT TOWARDS ORAL HEALTH STRUCTURING

12. c)Externalization Attention, perception, sensation are on the site of injection, eyes closed, mouth open, body rigid and drawn from other stimuli. In such case externalization helps. c) Externalization

13. Distraction Attention is focused away

14. Involvement Involve the child so that child’s verbal or motor discharge do not interfere in treatment procedure

17. f) Education & Training

25. Desensitization by JosephWolpe1975 Behavior Shaping (modification)

26. TELL SHOW DO TECHNIQUE By ADDLESLON 1959

31. Biofeed Back by Buonomono 1979 : involves the use of certain instruments to detect certain physiological processes associated with fear. Humor : helps to elevate the mood of the child

32. COPING by Lazaue 1980

39. Assistance for I mmobilization (Parental aid during an examination)

40. Physical aids to keep patients mouth (Molt mouth prop)

41. Mouth props with suction tips

42. Pappose board in use

43. Immobilization for control of body & extremities (Patient in a pedi-wrap) Head positioner

44. Immobilization for the extremities (Posey strap on wrist) Immobilization aids for head stabilization ( Proper positioning of the dentist’s hands, forearm & body) Immobilization for control of body & extremities (Patient lying in a beanbag dental chair insert)

45. T H A N K Y O U