INTERDISCIPLINARITY APPROACHES IN CONTEXT OF COMPLEX INTRAORAL REHABILITATON TREATMENT AT YOUNG PACIENTS WITH SOCIAL ANXIETY.-PART 2 – DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT –.

This article from the Romanian Journal of Oral Rehabilitation examines the use of interdisciplinary approaches in treating young patients with social anxiety who require complex intraoral rehabilitation. The authors stress the significance of a well-developed protocol to instill confidence and ensure effective and efficient therapeutic treatment. The study focuses on twenty cases of social anxiety and explores the relationship between psychiatric and dental anxiety. The article also presents a diagnosis and treatment plan for a specific patient, discussing the management and treatment of patients with dental and social anxiety in the context of oral cavity treatments. It emphasizes the importance of behavioral therapy and personalized treatment plans to address the mild to moderate effects of anxiety. The study also highlights the importance of multidisciplinary approaches and specialized protocols for patients with special needs. The text references various studies and scales used to measure anxiety levels and examines the connection between anxiety and oral health. [Extracted from the article]