Audioanalgesia in Dentistry

Year 2014, Volume: 41 Issue: 1 - Volume: 41 Issue: 1, 57 - 60, 01.02.2014

Mehmet Emre Yurttutan Hüseyin Aslantürk Atilla Koçer Onur Güneş Ekincioğlu Zehra Fırtına Adnan Öztürk

Abstract

Today, the pain in dental treatment is one of the sharpest pain sources which are known and described. According to the researchs it was established the pain of dental treatments causes psychological problems

Keywords

Audioanalgesia, Musical Therapy, Fair in Dentistry

Diş Hekimliğinde odyoanaljezi

Abstract

Diş hekimliğinde ağrı bugün bilinen ve tanımlanan en şiddetli ağrı kaynaklarından biridir. Araştırmalara göre diş tedavileri sırasında duyulan ağrıların hastalarda psikolojik sorunlara yol açtığı görülmüştür

Keywords

Odyoanaljezi, Müzikle Terapi, Diú Hekimli÷inde Korku

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