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Mento, C., Gitto, L., Liotta, M., A. Muscatello, M. R., Bruno, A., & Settineri, S. (2014). Ansiedad dental en relación a las características agresivas de pacientes. International Journal of Psychological Research, 7(2), 29–37. https://doi.org/10.21500/20112084.656
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Resumen

La ansiedad dental es definida como la respuesta a un estímulo estresante que puede pertenecer a un contexto dental. El tratamiento dental puede provocar excitación y respuestas agresivas relacionadas a múltiples fuentes de motivación que han sido examinadas por la literatura.

La hipótesis a evaluar en el presente texto consiste en hasta que alcance la ansiedad dental puede ser explicada al observar solamente características del paciente o al considerar agresividad latente que podría ser manifestada antes y durante el tratamiento dental.

Los resultados de este estudio deberían dar algunas indicaciones a los dentistas para entender mejor la presencia de una mayor o menor ansiedad asociada a  tratamientos ortodónticos para generar una asistencia apropiada y, eventualmente, para ayudar a los pacientes a desarrollar estrategias para superar tales dificultades. 

Como consecuencia, debería estar claro como intervenir en cada componente de la ansiedad dental y/o agresividad podría tener un impacto positivo en el resultado de un tratamiento dental.

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