Psycho-emotional Comfort of the Patient: Condition of Therapeutic Success in Outpatient Dento-Alveolar Surgery
Autori:
Carmen Gabriela STELEA, Otilia BOISTEANU, Cristina POPA
Cod: ISSN: 1583-3410 (print), ISSN: 1584-5397 (electronic)
Dimensiuni: pp. 277-286
How to cite this article:Stelea, C.G., Boisteanu, O. Popa, C. (2017). Psycho-emotional Comfort of the Patient: Condition of Therapeutic Success in Outpatient Dento-Alveolar Surgery. Revista de Cercetare si Interventie Sociala, 59, 277-286. |
Abstract:
Emotional stress appearing after dental care is the most destructive set of
feelings, thoughts and images caused by pain. It is likely that “the easiest way to
obtain a negative autonomous reaction is to visit a dentist or dento-alveolar
surgeon”. It does not require more than a short visit in the dentist’s waiting room
to “trigger” one’s fear and anxiety. The study aims to develop a set of assessment
criteria for the emotional profile of a patient who has to undergo the outpatient
oral surgery. The goal of the clinical investigation of anxiety versus pain is to
identify emotional reactions; it uses verbal and non-verbal methods of assessment,
scales and questionnaires. Both the importance and the aim of behavioral assessment
are used to provide reasonable surgery and anesthesia recommendations for the
patient that would not exceed patient’s functional reserves and prevent an unforeseen
medical accident.
Keywords:
psycho-emotional state, dental anxiety doctor-patient relationship, psycho-emotional approach, negative emotional stress, quality of life, dentoalveolar surgery.
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