Dental anxiety is prevalent among the general population, and is linked to the avoidance of dental care and poor oral health. As such, addressing dental anxiety should be a priority for oral health professionals. Dental hygienists are in a unique position to help reduce the anxiety of patients in order to support their oral and systemic health.
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