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CHILD BEHAVIOR DURING DENTAL TREATMENT, AND ITS ASSESSMENT

Torki mree alqahtani, Bandar abdullah alawad, Ali salem alharthi, Zohair masood Alghamdi, Somaya abdulkarim Alghamdi, Fahad muawwadh algethami, Nasser awad alamri, Majed meshal Alharbi, Amr omair alotaibi, Fares saleh alshubrumi

Dental anxiousness is multifactorial and much more complicated than can be described by a solitary contributing element. A child's habits in oral situation is an outcome of interconnected relationships in between personal characteristics and situational and ecological elements. In this review we discuss the most common factors affecting the behavior and cooperativity of the patient during dental treatment, and also assessment methods of a dentist of this condition. We performed a search using electronic databases; MEDLINE, and EMBASE, through October, 2019. Search strategies used following MeSH terms in searching: “pediatric dentistry”, “child oral health”, “children behavior”, “management”.

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