Impact of Dental Anxiety on Dental Health Status of Nepali Adult Patients

Posted: December 1, 2024
A study in Nepal revealed that high dental anxiety leads to infrequent dental visits and more severely diseased teeth, necessitating intensive oral care. The research, conducted on 446 Nepali adults, showed that only 9.19% had high dental anxiety. Females exhibited higher anxiety levels than males. Patients with high dental anxiety had significantly more decayed teeth. Dental anxiety negatively affects oral health, dental attendance, disease prevention, and early diagnosis, highlighting the crucial role of dental practitioners in managing dental anxiety and improving patient outcomes.

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