The results were found to be highly significant; 86.67% of patients turned from a negative to positive behavior, 11.67% from positive to definitely positive, and 1.67% from definitely negative to negative according to Frankl’s behavior rating scale and reported that the mobile dental app is useful to alleviate child’s fear and anxiety toward dental treatment and it can be used as an adjunct with the conventional behavior management techniques. 6 Sharma and Tyagi in 2011 have conducted a retrospective study and assessed 328 children’s behavior using Frankl’s behavior rating scale during dental visits.
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Comparative Evaluation of Effectiveness of Tell-Play-Do, Film Modeling and Use of Smartphone Dental Application in the Management of Child Behavior.
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