Shih-Yeh Chen, Pei-Hsuan Lin, Wei-Che Chien
Children's Digital Art Ability Training System Based on AI-Assisted Learning: A Case Study of Drawing Color Perception
Frontiers in psychology
study aims determine degree anxiety pertaining dental procedures various oral hygiene practices among college teenagers corahs modified dental anxiety scale administered randomly chosen sample 100 indian college students 50 males 50 females delhi university belonging age group 1720 years descriptive statistical computations revealed 1214 years mean age first dental visit moderately high levels anxiety 6075 various dental procedures among indian teenagers 5 lying phobic extremely anxious category merely 416 people going regular consultations general checkups evoked 783 anxiety injection tooth removed perceived threatening sample subgroup using mouthwash mouthspray smokers alcohol drinkers improper oral hygiene practices experienced much higher anxiety towards routine dental procedures majority indian youngsters evasive attitude delaying dental treatment core problems lay deficient health care knowledge lack patientsensitive pedagogy train dental professionals inaccessibility services dismissive attitude towards medical help feelings fear anxiety prevalent among indian youth offer significant insights causes preventive measures future research practice methods education motivation could developed dissipate anxiety amongst indian teenagers prevent routine dental visits maintenance adequate oral hygiene