A Novel Scale to Assess Parental Satisfaction of Dental Local Anesthetic Techniques in Children: A Cross-Sectional Study

Table 4

Results of varimax rotation.

Item	Components
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
Information
3-The information that was provided to me about the technique of anesthesia was insufficient	0.883
4-All my questions were answered clearly before performing the anesthesia	0.822
Fear
1-My child was not afraid of the tools used in local anesthesia		0.821
14-I think that this technique of anesthesia decreased my child’s dental fear		0.796
Cost
12-I have no objection to pay extra expenses to comfort my child and to avoid hurting him/her			0.711
13-I think that using this technique of anesthesia is considered as unnecessary welfare			0.745
Concern
5-I was afraid of complications related to the anesthetic technique				0.822
10-I think that my child’s experience with this anesthetic technique will encourage him/her to treat his/her teeth in the future				0.744
11-I think that my child will be against coming to the dental clinic next time				0.732
Discomfort
2-I think that the tools used to anesthetize my child’s tooth was painful					0.852
6-I think that my child was feeling pain during the anesthesia					0.875
7-My child had no pain during the dental procedure he received after the anesthesia					0.833
8-My child was happy and smiley after finishing the appointment					0.834
9-When I asked my child about his feeling during the anesthesia, he/she told me that it was bad					0.864
Anesthesia-related sequelae
16-There was no lip biting to be reported after the anesthesia						0.773
17-There was no ulcer that could complain my child after anesthesia						0.894
18-Eating after the anesthesia was annoying to my child						0.799
19-My child did complain some disturbance from the area of anesthesia						0.762
Recommendation
15-I will not repeat my child’s experience once again for me or for my children							0.722
20-I will not recommend others to use this technique of anesthesia for their children							0.866