Abstract
Abstract
Background:
Treating medically compromised pediatric patients with dental anxiety can be challenging,
especially when general anesthesia and sedation are not an option. This paper reported a case of an uncooperative
preschool child who was medically compromised and presented in the dental clinic with Severe-Early-Childhood-Caries (S-ECC).
The dental behavior management of such a case was not previously discussed in the literature.
Conclusion:
With several behavior management techniques and understanding the parenting styles,
the patient's behavior improved, and the treatment plan was successfully used on a dental chair without the
need for more advanced management under general anesthesia.
Description
This research evaluates the impact of various sports on bone mineral density.