Cultivating a “Chairside Manner”: Dental Hypnosis, Patient Management Psychology, and the Origins of Behavioral Dentistry in America, 1890–1910
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- Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences [ 0022-5061 ] ; 2013-06.
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- Academic psychology, American dentistry, American journal, Anaesthesia, Anaesthetic, Analgesia, Andrick, Anesthesia, Anesthetic, Animal magnetism, Annual meeting, Behavioral, Behavioral dentistry, Behavioral science, Behavioral sciences, Bonwill, California press, Cataphoresis, Chairside, Chairside manner, Chicago school, Christian science, Christian scientists, Clinical hypnosis, Dean sudduth, Dental, Dental community, Dental cosmos, Dental education, Dental history, Dental hypnosis, Dental journals, Dental operations, Dental patients, Dental practice, Dental practitioner, Dental procedures, Dental profession, Dental record, Dental review, Dental science, Dental societies, Dental society, Dental summary, Dentist, Dentistry, Dworkin, Ebersole, Editorial notes, Fillebrown, First world, General anesthesia, Humanitarian dentistry, Hypnosis, Hypnotic, Hypnotic procedures, Hypnotic suggestion, Hypnotic therapeutics, Hypnotism, Inhalation, Inhalation anesthesia, Local anesthesia, Local anesthetics, Many dentists, Mesmerism, Modern dentistry, Nettleton, Newbold, Nineteenth century, Nitrous, Nitrous oxid, Nitrous oxide, Occult, Odylic force, Other dentists, Painless, Painless dentistry, Parkyn, Patient management, Paul globe, Practitioner, Professional psychologists, Psychology, Public psychology, Spiritualism, Sudduth, Suggestion psychology, Suggestive therapeutics, Therapeutics, Twentieth century, William james, William romaine newbold, Yale university press, York london.
Abstract
Discussions regarding the use of hypnotism in dentistry featured prominently in dental journals and society proceedings during the decades around the turn of the twentieth century. Many dentists used hypnotic suggestion either as the sole anesthetic for extractions or in conjunction with local and general anesthetics for excavation and cavity filling. With the heralding of humanitarian dentistry and improved local anesthesia around 1905, a number of dentists advocated using suggestion psychology to calm nervous patients and increase their comfort and satisfaction levels while undergoing dental procedures. The practice of hypnotic suggestion with local and general anesthesia in providing patients with increasingly painless procedures constituted the earliest variety of behavioral dentistry, a discipline not fully developed until the closing decades of the twentieth century. Hypnosis and suggestion became driving forces for psychological applications in the formative years of behavioral dentistry.
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