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[Hypnosis technics used to diminish anxiety and fear: review of the literature].

Rev Belge Med Dent (1984) 58(2):99-104 (2003) PMID 12899047

Hypnosis can be a valuable technique in the management of patients who fear medical treatment. Hypnosis leads to a stronger concentration and a more focussed attention, and thus to a better acceptance and greater effectiveness of suggestions. Literature indicates that hypnotherapy can reduce pain and fear in case of dental or medical phobia. After a short review of the existing literature on the topic, the practical aspects of the hypnotic approach are explained.

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