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Objectives To assess the motivational effect of multi‐colored restoration on the anxiety level
of pediatric patients at thedental clinic and its motivational effect on their oral hygiene status …

Background Pediatric dentistry is not just about treating the tooth, but it also involves giving
an overall comprehensive treatment to the child. Children like different colors and when the …

Aim The aim of this study was to assess and compare the clinical success of conventional
composites and coloured compomer material in first permanent molars of children with …

Background: Children tend to have a unfound fear and anxiety. Placing coloured restoration
can motivate and reduce the anxiety in the child. Aim: To assess the behaviour of the child …

Introduction: Among the restorative materials used in pediatric dentistry, amalgam,
composite resin and more recently colored compomers stand out, the latter being quite …

Objective: To investigate the preference of parents/caregivers and their children regarding
using colored compomer (Twinky Star®, Voco, Germany) as a restorative option and factors …

Background: Restorative dental care may be an unpleasant procedure for children which
seems to be contributing to the development of dental anxiety. The placement of colored …

Restorative treatment in pediatric dentistry requires a restorative material that has good
mechanical properties and is easy to handle and use. Colored compomers for restoration of …

In pediatric dentistry, restorative treatment requires a material with good mechanical
properties, ease of handling, and usability. For the restoration of deciduous teeth, colored …