Gender and age differences in attitudes to dental pain and dental control
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Auteurs : A. Liddell [Canada] ; D. Locker [Canada]Source :
- Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology [ 0301-5661 ] ; 1997-08.
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- Cdas, Cdas scores, Control itetns, Dent, Dent assoc, Dental, Dental anxiety, Dental anxiety scale, Dental control, Dental fear, Dental pain, Dental treatment, Dentistry, Female subjects, Frotn, Gender, Gender differences, Greater desire, High school, High scores, Idci, Idci scores, Idci subscales scores, Important predictor, Liddell, Memorial university, Metropolitan toronto, Natural teeth, Older subjects, Other hand, Pain anxiety symptoms scale, Pain experience, Painful experiences, Regression analysis, Standard deviations, Subscales, Subscales scores, Tnen, Tnore, Tnore dentally, Univariate analyses, Year group, Younger ones, Younger subjects.
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- Cdas, Cdas scores, Control itetns, Dent, Dent assoc, Dental, Dental anxiety, Dental anxiety scale, Dental control, Dental fear, Dental pain, Dental treatment, Dentistry, Female subjects, Frotn, Gender, Gender differences, Greater desire, High school, High scores, Idci, Idci scores, Idci subscales scores, Important predictor, Liddell, Memorial university, Metropolitan toronto, Natural teeth, Older subjects, Other hand, Pain anxiety symptoms scale, Pain experience, Painful experiences, Regression analysis, Standard deviations, Subscales, Subscales scores, Tnen, Tnore, Tnore dentally, Univariate analyses, Year group, Younger ones, Younger subjects.
Abstract
Abstract In the literature, it is usual to find women and younger subjects reporting higher levels of dental anxiety than men and older subjects. Fear of pain was found to be the most important predictor of dental anxiety and issues of control were also related to such anxiety. Therefore, it was predicted that gender and age differences would be reflected in attitudes to pain and control. Subjects were randomly selected from the voters' list in metropolitan Toronto and mailed a questionnaire with a request for cooperation in a study of their thoughts, feelings, and behaviour regarding dental treatment. The questionnaire included demographic data, measures of dental anxiety and painful experiences as well as the Pain Anxiety Symptoms Scale and the Iowa Dental Control Index. The results supported the main predictions. In addition, attitudes to pain and control were found to be complex phenomena with characteristic gender differences.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0528.1997.tb00945.x
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