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Examining barriers and facilitators of dental fear treatment adoption: A qualitative study of practicing dentists
Over fifteen percent of the global population experiences dental fear, and although evidence-based treatments exist, adoption of these treatments is almost non-existent. Informed by our prior research examining barriers to adopting face-to-face behavioral treatments in dental operatories, this study
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