Effectiveness of wearing glasses with green lenses on dental anxiety for third-molar surgery (June 2024 Article 1)
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Dental anxiety is a common problem for oral surgeries. This study investigated the effectiveness of wearing glasses with green lenses in reducing dental anxiety, blood pressure, heart rate, and intraoperative pain in patients undergoing first-time third-molar surgery. (1 CE Credit)
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