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  • 29. Behavior management techniques in pediatric dentistry.
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  • 31. Non-pharmacologic behavior management techniques used with pediatric dental patients.
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  • 33. Treating the child patient: twelve tips to success!
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  • 37. Applying social learning theory to children with dental anxiety.
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