Research Catalog

Title

Oral psychophysiology : stress, pain, and behavior in dental care / Ilana Eli.

Author

Eli, Ilana.

Publication

Boca Raton, Fla. : CRC Press, ©1992.

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Description

214 pages : illustrations; 25 cm

Subject

• Dentistry > Psychological aspects
• Dental care > Psychological aspects
• Medicine, Psychosomatic
• Psychophysiology
• Dentist and patient
• Stress (Psychology)
• Stress (Physiology)
• Dental Care > methods
• Dental Care > psychology
• Dentist-Patient Relations
• Pain > psychology
• Stress, Psychological
• Psychosomatic Medicine
• Psychophysiology
• Stress, Physiological
• Dentist and patient
• Dental care > Psychological aspects
• Dentistry > Psychological aspects
• Medicine, Psychosomatic
• Douleur > Psychologie
• Relations dentiste-patient
• Soins dentaires > Méthodes
• Stress psychologique
• Soins dentaires > Psychologie
• Patient
• Psychologie
• Psychosomatische Krankheit
• Zahnarzt
• Zahnärztliche Behandlung
• Stress
• Pijn
• Tandheelkunde
• Psychologische aspecten
• Douleur faciale > Aspect psychologique
• Soins dentaires > Aspect psychologique

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Sect. 1. Stress and Pain in Dental Care -- Ch. 1. What is Stress? -- I. Stress Response -- II. Concept of Threat -- A. Anticipation -- B. Cognitive Processes -- C. Intensity of Stimulus -- D. Time -- III. Variables of Threat Appraisal -- A. Control vs. Helplessness -- B. Personality -- C. Environmental -- IV. Coping with Stress -- A. Attack -- B. Avoidance -- C. Defensive-Reappraisal Patterns -- D. Anxiety Reaction Patterns -- E. Strategies Used by Patients -- V. Summary -- Ch. 2. Stress and the Dental Situation -- I. Conflict and Dental Treatment -- A. Avoidance-Avoidance Conflict -- B. Approach-Avoidance Conflict -- II. Oral Cavity and Personality Development -- III. Complex Role of the Oral Cavity -- IV. Complex Nature of the Dental Situation -- A. Environmental Factors -- B. Psychodynamic Factors -- V. Learned Responses -- A.
• IV. Antecedents of Dental Fear/Anxiety/Phobia -- A. Effect of Early Aversive Experiences in the Dental Office (Direct Conditioning) -- B. Effect of Vicarious Learning -- C. Correlation Between Dental Fear/Anxiety/Phobia and Personality Traits (Psychodynamic Aspects) -- V. Components of Dental Fear/Anxiety/Phobia -- VI. Assessment of Dental Fear -- A. Self-Report Questionnaires -- B. Behavioral Measures -- C. Physiological Measures -- VII. Treatment -- VIII. Summary -- Ch. 5. Excessive Gagging Reflex -- I. Definitions -- II. Physiology of Swallowing, Gagging, and Vomiting -- III. Cognitive Aspects of Gagging -- IV. Gag (Retch) Patients with Dentures -- A. Anatomic Features -- B. Personality Factors -- C. Fear/Anxiety of Dental Treatment -- V. Gag Patients without Dentures -- A. Direct and Indirect Learning -- VI. Patient Management with Excessive Gagging Reflex -- VII. Summary -- Ch. 6. Psychogenic Factors in Benign Chronic Orofacial Pain -- I. Classification -- II. Pain With Known Pathophysiological Mechanisms -- A. Temporomandibular Pain and Dysfunction Syndrome (TMPDS) -- B. Tension Headache -- III. Pain with No Pathophysiological Mechanisms (Nondelusional and Nonhallucinatory) -- A. Atypical Odontalgia -- B. Glossodynia -- C. Oral "Galvanism" -- IV. Pain with No Known Pathophysiological Mechanisms (Delusional or Hallucinatory) -- V. Treatment -- VI. Summary -- Ch. 7. Elderly Dental Patient -- I. Demographic Considerations -- II. Need and Utilization of Dental Services -- A. Financial Costs -- B. Perceived Need -- C. Patient Attitudes -- D. Attitudes of Care Providers -- E. Social Network -- III. Psychiatric Factors Affecting Dental Care -- IV. Oral Physical Senses -- V. Pain -- A. Acute Pain -- B. Chronic Pain -- VI. Preventive Care -- VII. Summary -- Ch. 8. Psychosocial Factors in Adaptation to Dentures
• I. Edentulous Patient -- A. Meaning of Tooth Loss -- B. Body Image -- C. Expectations -- D. Effect of Personality on Denture Satisfaction -- E. Social Adaptation -- F. Oral Motor Patterns -- II. Dentist-Patient Relationship -- III. Habituation -- IV. Prediction of Patient Adaptation -- V. Summary -- Ch. 9. Effects of Stress on Physiological Conditions in the Oral Cavity -- I. Effect of Stress on Saliva -- A. Stress and Salivary Flow -- B. Stress and Salivary Composition -- C. Stress and Salivary Cortisol -- D. Stress and Salivary IgA -- II. Stress and Soft Tissues in the Oral Cavity -- A. Stress and ANUG -- B. Recurrent Herpes Labialis (RHL) and Recurrent Aphtous Ulcerations (RAU) -- C. Stress and Periodontal Disease -- III. Stress and Caries Susceptibility -- A. Possible Mechanisms Mediating Stress and Caries Activity -- IV. Effect of Stress on Local Anesthesia -- ^ A. Problems in Achieving Local Anesthesia in the Dental Setting -- B. Possible Mechanisms Mediating Stress and Pain -- V. Syncope in the Dental Chair -- VI. Fatigue and Associated Symptoms and Their Possible Relation to the Oral Cavity -- VII. Multi-Allergic Patient -- VIII. Summary -- Sect. 3. Treatment Modalities -- Ch. 10. Behavior Modification -- I. Theoretical Background -- A. Theory of Learning -- B. Role of Cognitions -- II. Getting to Know the Patient -- The Interview -- III. Treatment Approaches Based on Respondent Conditioning (Extinction and Counterconditioning) -- A. Systematic Desensitization (Counterconditioning) -- B. Gradual Exposure (Extinction) -- C. Use of Gradual Exposure and Systematic Desensitization in Treatment of Oro-Related Behavioral Dysfunctions -- IV. Treatment Approaches Based on Operant Conditioning -- A. Positive Reinforcement -- B. Negative Reinforcement -- ^ C. Biofeedback
• V. Treatment Approaches Based on Social Learning -- A. Modeling -- VI. Treatment Approaches Based on Cognitions -- A. Iatrosedation -- B. Distraction -- VII. Summary -- Ch. 11. Hypnosis -- I. Common Phenomena in Hypnosis -- A. Alterations in Voluntary Muscles -- B. Alterations in Involuntary Muscles, Organs, and Glands -- C. Alterations in Sense Organs -- D. Alterations in Mental Activity -- II. Use of Hypnosis in Dentistry -- A. Treatment of Dental Fear, Anxiety, and Phobia -- B. Treatment of Extensive Gagging Reflex -- C. Pain Management -- D. Adaptation to Dentures -- E. Control of Hemorrhage and Salivary Flow -- F. Treatment of Syncope -- G. Other Applications -- III. Caution in the Use of Hypnosis -- IV. Summary -- Ch. 12. Pharmaceutical Approaches -- I. Conscious Sedation -- A. Orally Administered Drugs -- B. Sedation Through Inhalation -- C. Intravenous Sedation -- II. General Anesthesia -- III. Summary -- Ch. 13. Multidisciplinary Cooperation -- I. Specialized, Multidisciplinary Dental Clinics -- II. Psychiatric/Psychological Referral -- III. Summary.

ISBN

• 0849301599
• 9780849301599

LCCN

91029350

OCLC

• ocm24247224
• 24247224
• SCSB-1944350

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library