Psychological Aspects of Dental Fear and Anxiety | Las Vegas Children’s Dentists

⁣Welcome
to Las Vegas Children’s Dentists! Today, we’re exploring the psychological
aspects of dental fear and anxiety in children and how we can help manage
them.



Previous
Negative Experiences: If a child has had painful or unpleasant past dental
visits, the memory can trigger anxiety during subsequent appointments.



Vicarious
Learning: Children often mirror the anxieties of siblings or parents when
it comes to dental care, adopting similar fears.



Fear
of the Unknown: Not knowing what to expect during a dental procedure
can heighten a child’s anxiety.



Sensory
Overload: The sounds of drills, the sight of medical instruments, and the
clinical Environment can overwhelm a child’s senses.



If
your child experiences dental anxiety, schedule an appointment with us
today. Learn more about how we can help manage dental fear and anxiety by
visiting www.DesertKidsDental.com.