The effect of symphonic and lounge music upon anxiety and pain in a sample of Romanian dental patients

Pintea, Sebastian; Gatlan, Delia; Kállay, Éva; Jucan, Andrada

doi:10.24193/cbb.2017.21.06

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“…Irrespective of the use or type of background music, there was no significant reduction in anxiety or pain, and pulse rates were similar for all groups 14 . Therefore, questioning the efficacy of music in reducing anxiety and pain in dental patients 14 . However, this study did not utilize headphones, which is also likely to block out disturbing noises and improve distraction.…”

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“…(2017) investigated the impact of symphonic and lounge music on anxiety and pain during treatment 14 . Irrespective of the use or type of background music, there was no significant reduction in anxiety or pain, and pulse rates were similar for all groups 14 . Therefore, questioning the efficacy of music in reducing anxiety and pain in dental patients 14 .…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This systematic review has discussed various strategies for managing dental anxiety in adult patients in the dental setting. Implementing a combination of techniques discussed is recommended for dentally anxious patients 1–37 . A large population of adults suffer from dental anxiety 1,2 .…”

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Management strategies for adult patients with dental anxiety in the dental clinic: a systematic review

Hoffmann

Erwood

Ncomanzi

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Australian Dental Journal

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Anxiety is an adaptive emotional response to potentially threatening or dangerous situations; moderated by the sympathetic nervous system. Dental anxiety is common and presents before, during or after dental treatment. The physiological response includes an increase in heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, and cardiac output. Consequently, extensive distress leads to avoidance of dental treatment and multiple failed appointments, impacting both oral and general health. Dental anxiety can generate a variety of negative consequences for both the dentist and the patient. Evidence-based strategies are essential for mitigating and relieving anxiety in the dental clinic. Psychotherapeutic behavioural strategies can modify the patient's experience through a minimally invasive approach with nil or negligible side effects, depending on patient characteristics, anxiety level and clinical situations. These therapies involve muscle relaxation, guided imagery, physiological monitoring, utilizing biofeedback, hypnosis, acupuncture, distraction and desensitization. Pharmacological intervention utilizes either relative analgesia (nitrous oxide), conscious intravenous sedation or oral sedation, which can have undesirable side effects, risks and contraindications. These modalities increase the cost and availability of dental treatment.

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Management strategies for adult patients with dental anxiety in the dental clinic: a systematic review

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Erwood

Ncomanzi

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Australian Dental Journal

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“…[4][5][6] The main advantage of music in pain control is avoidance of drugs and its associated side effects. [7][8] The aim of this P J M H S Vol. 15, NO.…”

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“…[4][5][6] The main advantage of music in pain control is avoidance of drugs and its associated side effects. [7][8] Pain following orthodontic therapy is one of the most common reasons of avoidance of orthodontic therapy .9 There are various traditional methods of pain control following orthodontic initial arch wire placement such as pharmaceutical agents. [10][11][12] There are also various latest ways of pain control following initial orthodontic arch wire placement such as chewing gums, lasers, vibrations, ultrasonic rays, and low level laser therapy.…”

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Music for Pain Control Following Orthodontic Initial Archwire Placement

Azeem¹,

Ejaz²,

Ashraf³

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Background: Pain control is very important aspect of orthodontic practice. Aim: To compare the efficacy of music therapy for pain control following initial archwire placement in orthodontics. Methods: This randomized control trial was conducted at orthodontics department. The study consisted of 50 orthodontic subjects from 1.1.2019 to 1.30.2020. Purposive sampling technique was used. 25 were in control group while other 25 were randomly allocated to music group. The pain was recorded using VAS scale at multiple points of time following archwire placement. T-test was used for the statistical analysis. Results: The study found that there was insignificant difference in mean pain scores between the two groups with less pain scores in music group. Conclusion: Music can play an effective role in pain control following orthodontic initial bonding. Keywords: Music; Orthodontics.

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Musik in der Schmerztherapie

Spintge¹

2018

Nervenheilkunde

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ZusammenfassungMusik in der Schmerztherapie wird in diesem Beitrag anhand des Konzepts der Musik-Medizin bzw. der anxiolytischen Musik dargestellt. Dabei handelt es sich überwiegend um den therapeutischen Einsatz bei operativen Verfahren. Der Beitrag spricht sich für einen evidenzbasierten Gebrauch der Musik in der Schmerztherapie aus. Beispielhaft werden die schmerztherapeutischen Konzepte der Sportklinik Hellersen dargestellt. Auch die klinischen Studien zum Einsatz von Musik in der Schmerztherapie werden aufgelistet.

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The effect of symphonic and lounge music upon anxiety and pain in a sample of Romanian dental patients

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Management strategies for adult patients with dental anxiety in the dental clinic: a systematic review

Management strategies for adult patients with dental anxiety in the dental clinic: a systematic review

Music for Pain Control Following Orthodontic Initial Archwire Placement

Musik in der Schmerztherapie

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