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Discussion Points:
Dr. Saul and Dr. Tracy spoke about the role of anxiety and stress in patient-dentist interactions and the realities of the current healthcare environment that pose challenges to care, with a focus on: how dentists can detect early signs of anxiety, communicate effectively to prevent anxiety and stress from negatively affecting treatment, and how dentists can see where their own anxieties (e.g., perfectionism) might be a barrier to managing some expected emotional and mental health aspects of dental care.
Principles people will be learning about:
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