The book "Psychology and techniques for pediatric dentistry" offers a comprehensive approach on how to address and manage children's emotions, fears, and behaviors during dental visits, transforming a potentially stressful experience into a positive and educational process. Throughout its chapters, the reader will discover practical tools, communication strategies, and psychological approaches designed to build confidence, reduce anxiety, and encourage children's cooperation.From the basics of child psychology in dentistry to advanced behavioral and anxiety management techniques, the book addresses topics such as child emotional development, the importance of the office environment, and the essential role of parents. In addition, methods such as gradual desensitization, positive reinforcement and the use of empathic communication to enhance the child patient experience are explored.Ideal for pediatric dentists, dental students and professionals interested in child welfare, this book combines theory and practice to equip the reader with key skills to ensure successful treatments.