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Dental Anxiety Scale - Revised

Dental Anxiety Scale - Revised
Item 1.
If you had to go to the dentist tomorrow for a checkup, how would you feel about it?
  1. I would look forward to it as a reasonably enjoyable experience.
  2. I wouldn't care one way or the other.
  3. I would be a little uneasy about it.
  4. I would be afraid that it would be unpleasant and painful.
  5. I would be very frightened of what the dentist would do.
Item 2.
When you are waiting in the dentist's office for your turn in the chair, how do you feel?
  1. Relaxed.
  2. A little uneasy.
  3. Tense.
  4. Anxious.
  5. So anxious that I sometimes break out in a sweat or almost feel physically sick.
Item 3.
When you are in the dentist's chair waiting while the dentist gets the drill ready to begin working on your teeth, how do you feel?
  1. Relaxed.
  2. A little uneasy.
  3. Tense.
  4. Anxious.
  5. So anxious that I sometimes break out in a sweat or almost feel physically sick.
Item 4.
Imagine you are in the dentist's chair to have your teeth cleaned. While you are waiting and the dentist or hygienist is getting out the instruments which will be used to scrape your teeth around your gums, how do you feel?
  1. Relaxed.
  2. A little uneasy.
  3. Tense.
  4. Anxious.
  5. So anxious that I sometimes break out in a sweat or almost feel physically sick.
The scale is scored by summing the scores on the four items (range: 4 to 20). Scores of 13 to 14 indicate an anxious patient. Scores of 15 or higher indicate a highly anxious patient.
Reprinted with permission from the Journal of Dental Hygiene. Ronis DL, Hansen CH, Antonakas CL. Equivalence of the original and revised dental anxiety scales. J Dent Hyg 1995; 69:270. Copyright © 1995.
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