Therapeutic Effects of ASMR in Orthodontics
Author Information
Author(s): Muacevic Alexander, Adler John R, Roy Ipsita, Jena Sanghamitra, Sahoo Nivedita, Dutta Debanwita, Mondal Soumayan
Primary Institution: Kalinga Institute of Dental Sciences, Bhubaneswar, IND
Hypothesis
Can ASMR enhance patient comfort and reduce anxiety in orthodontic practice?
Conclusion
ASMR shows promise as a therapeutic tool in orthodontics, potentially improving patient experiences by reducing anxiety and discomfort.
Supporting Evidence
- ASMR has been shown to lower heart rates and improve mood.
- Patient-specific triggers can be tailored to individual preferences.
- ASMR may help manage specific dental anxieties, such as needle phobia.
Takeaway
ASMR is a special sound that can help people feel calm and relaxed, making visits to the dentist less scary.
Methodology
A comprehensive literature review was conducted to evaluate studies on ASMR's physiological, psychological, and clinical effects.
Limitations
Many studies involve small sample sizes, and long-term research on ASMR’s efficacy in reducing dental anxiety is needed.
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