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Steps involved in instrument development.

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Comparison of the level of dental anxiety according to the gender, age, educational level, and income variables in the study (N = 1734).

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Fig 2.

Distribution of patients according to their dental anxiety level.

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Distribution of patients according to their dental anxiety level (N = 1734).

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Table 3.

Association between the total dental anxiety score and responses to questions regarding its influencing factors.

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Responses to the questions toward preferred management techniques in reducing dental anxiety.

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Correlation between dental anxiety and the responses to the questions toward therapeutic ways to deal with anxiety.

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Table 6.

Results of multiple linear regression on factors associated with dental anxiety and the responses to the questions toward preferred management techniques in reducing dental anxiety.

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