Many people do not go to the dentist regularly as they nurture deep-rooted fears. They prefer to go only when they have a problem such as a toothache or a broken tooth, which needs immediate attention. Which of the following drives people to visit the dentist for dental problems that require immediate attention?
A) Self-improvement motivation
B) Promotional motivation
C) A need to maintain homeostasis
D) A need to achieve hedonic value

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A need to maintain homeostasis drives people to visit the dentist for dental problems that require immediate attention. Homeostasis refers to the body's tendency to maintain balance or stability in its internal environment, including oral health. If a dental problem disrupts this balance, such as a toothache or infection, the body's natural response is to seek treatment and restore homeostasis.

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