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This study tested whether using virtual reality (VR) headsets could help children with mild intellectual disability feel less anxious during dental procedures. Researchers compared VR to watching a regular screen in 56 children aged 11-15 who had moderate dental anxiety. The goal…

This study tested two methods to help children with borderline intellectual functioning and moderate dental anxiety get through a dental filling. Researchers compared using a virtual reality headset to creating a calm, sensory-adapted room in the dental office. The main goal was …