Explain what awaits the child
A timely conversation reduces anxiety and fear.
How to talk to a child
- explain that the dentist helps keep teeth healthy;
- talk about the visit calmly and without exaggeration;
- answer questions honestly, but simply.
Preparation for the appointment affects the child's mood and the course of treatment. In this video, you'll find simple tips for a calm and comfortable visit.
A timely conversation reduces anxiety and fear.
How to talk to a child
Words shape a child’s expectations.
What not to say
Familiar things create a sense of security.
What can you take with you
Parents’ emotions are transmitted to their child.
How to support a child
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