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Dental Talk: How to Manage Children's Behavior With Effective Verbal Skills
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| By Thomas Haller and Chick Moorman |
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October 1, 2005 |
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| Dental Talk is designed to help the dental practitioner manage the behavior of children. It provides the dentist, hygienist, orthodontist, pedodontist and office staff with verbal skills that prevent behavior problems from occurring and alleviaet those that do. This book presents language strategies and ways of communication with young patients that create a culture of trust, accountability, and cooperation. There is a simple theme running throughout this book. It is that the dental practitioner's choice of words, style of communication, way of talking to children, profoundly affects their attitudes, behavioral responses, and reactions to the dental experience. How the dental health professional communicates with young patients influences the children's actions as well as the outcomes which follow. By carefully choosing words and a style of speaking, the dental practitioner can help children become more relaxed, cooperative, and supportive of the job they need to do. Dental Talk teaches a series of verbal skills and language patters that will reduce stress, cut down on negative behaviors from young patients, and enable the dental practitioner to accomplish what needs to be done with a minumum of hassles, frustrations, and power struggles. |
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| It's fun but not that useful, August 26, 2008 |
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I think this is more of a gift present than a useful present.
It's written by two non-dentists and although interesting as far as thinking about word choice, it just wasn't that useful. I think it's nice to have lying around the waiting room instead of New Ideas. But if you're looking for a good book to get little kids to take dental treatment then you'll learn a pain free needle technique and more specific information on how to approach a children in the book "Building a no-fear dental practice" which IS written by dentists. A pediatric specialist even. Who USED to do all the restraining of kids and now uses general anaesthetic on only 1% of his cases. That's pretty amazing.
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