One of the most common things seen in most people is the fear of dental services, which is more common in children than in adults.. A child's first visit to a dental office and his first memory of dealing with a doctor can affect his fear and anxiety about the dental environment and its services. It ..... How to eliminate the fear of dentistry in children?.. When a child goes to the dentist, the specialist doctor should talk to him like a child and use children's words so that the child's fear is reduced or eliminated at the very beginning.. The doctor can minimize the fear and anxiety of the child from the dentist by using soothing water or tickling the child's gums and teeth instead of the sound of the drill.. The dental specialist regularly .... by visiting Regular visits to the dental office will reduce the child's fear level and he/she will become fully familiar with the dental equipment and environment and overcome his/her own fear... Dentistry under anesthesia for children during the treatment and restoration of his/her teeth is a very suitable solution for treating the child's teeth without fear and anxiety... and relaxation... Take him to the dentist regularly... Parents can take him to the children's dentist every three months to eliminate anxiety, fear and stress, to establish effective communication between him and the dentist and to remove his fear... and many suitable words to talk to the child... You can prepare the child with sweet words or prepare a completely beautiful and fancy toothbrush for him... Do not refer to the dentist's office. Let the doctor himself prepare your child for dental services with a kind and childlike speech in the office so that he can cooperate with him as much as possible.... Using sedation methods Usually, in order to calm down and eliminate the child's fear, the pediatric dentist first fully familiarizes him with the tools and equipment of his work environment and then gradually guides him towards treatment or suggests dentistry under anesthesia for children. Families can overcome their fear and anxiety by visiting the child's dental office regularly... It is better for the doctor to do the oral and dental examination of the child while he is in his parents' arms so that he feels calm and safe... Children's fear of dental implants is one of the common fears among school-aged children... This fear can be caused by various reasons, including: - Previous painful experiences, such as vaccination or drug treatment - Hearing scary stories from other children or adults - Imagining pain and discomfort caused by injection #### Ways to overcome children's fear of dental injections To overcome children's fear of dental implants, we need to help the child understand and manage his fear. Here are some useful strategies to overcome this fear: 1....talk to your child about his fear....explain to him that fear is normal and everyone is afraid of something sometimes....also assure him that you are there to help him....2....teach your child about dental shots....tell him that the injection takes a few seconds and does not hurt much....also show him what the injection equipment looks like....3..games and activities that help him relax mentally and physically....4.... Stay with the child during the injection.... Reassure him and tell him that everything will be fine.... Using these techniques, you can help your child overcome the fear of dental injections and enjoy his dental treatments in peace and without pain... Why do children fear the dentist? Most children are completely afraid of going to the office and do not want to come to the dental clinic. The main reason for children's fear is actually the sound of dental tools and equipment and the injection of anesthetic... Before taking children to the dental clinic, it is better to talk to them so that their fear and anxiety can be completely controlled. The dental office gives him an unpleasant experience and memory, dental equipment and doctor's examinations that cause fear and anxiety the next time. - The fear that all children have of injections or anesthesia... - The child's fear of the unpleasant and bitter experience and memory of the dental treatments he has done before... - Receiving false and incorrect information from friends and parents about dental services that causes the child to fear... - The child's young age is also one of the factors that causes fear and worry in his office.