1.    The dentist should follow all the following parameters in the dental clinic in order to make the dental clinic environment acceptable to the child except:

The following are the types of parental attitude except

The dentist gently explains the procedure to a 4-year-old, shows the mouth mirror on the child's finger, and then uses it inside the mouth exactly as demonstrated. Which technique is being used?

The technique of Desensitization was introduced by

A 6-year-old is unable to sit calmly for an alginate impression. The dentist plays a cartoon on a screen above the chair and asks the child to focus on the video while the procedure is done. What technique is this?

A highly anxious 3-year-old is shown another cooperative child calmly sitting in the chair and getting fluoride application. The anxious child later agrees to sit for treatment. This is an example of:

A 7-year-old completes the entire filling procedure well. The dentist says, “You did a fantastic job keeping your mouth open! I’m proud of you,” and gives a small sticker. What technique is being demonstrated?

A child with mild developmental delay keeps moving during restorative work. With parental consent, the dentist uses a papoose board to safely stabilize the child. This represents:

A child with severe dental anxiety refuses all routine behaviour techniques and cannot sit still for treatment. Treatment is urgent. What is the MOST appropriate management plan?

A 5-year-old child is hesitant to enter the dental clinic. The dentist kneels down to the child's level, smiles, and offers a toy to play with. What technique is being utilized?

A 6-year-old child undergoing pulpotomy suddenly starts crying loudly when hearing the bur handpiece noise. Which technique will MOST effectively help?

Are the concepts of behaviour better understood by case scenarios