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The Impact of Nitrous Oxide Sedation on Dental Fear and Anxiety Scores in Children Aged 6-10 Years
Dental anxiety (DA) is highly prevalent among children undergoing dental procedures, with 50-80% experiencing fear that disrupts treatment and exacerbates oral health outcomes. While nitrous oxide (N₂O) sedation is widely used for its anxiolytic properties, evidence remains limited regarding its standardized efficacy in reducing pediatric fear and anxiety scores.
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