Abstract
Understanding the psychology behind dental aesthetics helps dental professionals provide appropriate care and support to patients, considering not only the physical aspects but also the psychological impact of dental appearance on individuals' lives. Behavior change interventions are crucial in aesthetics dental interventions because they help patients adopt and maintain positive oral health behaviors, leading to successful outcomes and long-term satisfaction. Aesthetics dental interventions typically involve procedures such as teeth whitening, veneers, dental implants, and orthodontic treatments aimed at enhancing the appearance of the teeth and smile. However, the effectiveness and longevity of these interventions depend not only on the dental procedures themselves but also on the patient's oral hygiene practices and lifestyle choices.
Learning objectives
- Understand the fundamental concepts of psychology in the context of dental aesthetics.
- Recognise the role of biofilm control management in patient communication and treatment planning.
- Explore the biofilm control management impact of dental aesthetics on patient well-being.
- Evaluate the psychological factors influencing patient satisfaction and treatment outcomes.
- Develop strategies for integrating these principles into dental practice.
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