Evaluating the Correlation Between Stress or Phobia Due to Dental Procedure and Level of Saliva Secretion

Aim: This study focuses on evaluating the correlation between stress or phobia due to dental procedure and level of saliva secretion among patients coming for treatment. Materials Methods: 200 medically healthy who required local anaesthesia procedures were included. Sample collection was done at three different stages In stage1, samples collected after patient had just entered clinic discussing his problem sitting in normal chair front Dentist. After seated chair, before administering anaesthesia, stage 2 3, immediately anaesthesia. One single spit every sterile container measured with calibrated pipette. Results: As documented many studies undergoing treatment experiences maximum getting Our revealed that when about undergo Local minimum averaging 0.2 ml (ranging from 0 0.4). Saliva 1, comfortably their issues. 3 slightly improved compared as anxiety started diminish. Conclusion: suggests there is clinical levels amount secretion. Excessive can even lead xerostomia experienced by some patients.