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Turtle-Assisted Animal Interaction on Dental Anxiety and Physiological Parameters in Children
This study aims to measure the effect of a structured AAT session with a turtle present on dental anxiety and behavioral compliance in children during routine procedures that do not require local anesthesia in a pediatric dental clinic.
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