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J Am Dent Assoc, Vol 97, No 5, 816-819.
© 1978 American Dental Association |
Journal Article |
A number of different sets of data concerning the Corah Dental Anxiety Scale were evaluated. The data indicate that the scale is a reliable, valid, and useful measure of dental anxiety. It can be successfully used in the dental office or in research projects.
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