Einstein International Journal Organization(EIJO)

Abstract

Research in the field of psychosomatic medicine is ever expanding, where mental elements significantly influence the onset, manifestation, or remission of a physical illness. The overlooked importance of dental hypnosis in managing dental anxiety, pain, bleeding, salivary flow, etc. is required to be explored further because of its cost effectiveness and preventive approach along with its potential to resolve the psychological issue of the disease, which can be the root cause of all the disorders as discussed in earlier studies. 

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