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Listening to standardized instrumental music during diode-laser maxillary frenectomy was associated with lower postoperative dental anxiety, perceived stress, and early postoperative pain, together with favorable changes in selected physiological parameters.
Listening to music effectively reduces pain and anxiety during intermaxillary fixation with enhanced patient comfort and stability besides being a safer , simpler and an affordable modality.
It is suggested that listening to music during IUD insertion may help reduce pain and anxiety while potentially enhancing patient satisfaction.
Background: Erich's arch bar fixation can be discomforting for patients, as it can increase heart rate, blood pressure, and anxiety. Due to its simple and cost effective nature , music therapy is being considered as a method to help calm patients during surgical procedures.Aim: To evaluate the effects of music therapy...
Auditory and haptic distractions are low-cost, non-invasive, and effective adjuncts for managing procedure-related physiological stress and stabilizing heart rate, offering a viable alternative or supplement to pharmacological sedation in implant dentistry.
Dental anxiety is a common problem in oral surgery practices. Recently, interest has increased in non-pharmacological methods to reduce anxiety, such as auditory stimulation. This randomized controlled trial evaluated the effects of binaural beats (BB) and isochronic tones (IT), two forms of auditory stimulation, on de...
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