Objective: The technique of partial or complete fixation of the child by the parent or auxiliary personnel to protect against any injury during dental treatment is called the protective stabilization technique. Based on the judgment that bad dental experiences cause dental fear, it is aimed to determine the bad experiences of the parents and to evaluate their views on the possibility of applying protective stabilization tech nique for children. Material and Methods: In the study, a 16-question questionnaire consisting of uneasiness to go to the dentist and immobi lization was filled out by the companions of the patient who applied to the Department of Pediatric Dentistry of Atatürk University Faculty of Den tistry in 2020. The data were evaluated in the SPSS 20.0 package program at a significance level of 0.05. Results: 280 participants between the ages of 18-70 (mean age 34.6±10.1) were included in the survey. The mean age of going to the dentist for the first time was 12.96±7.05 years (min imum 4, maximum 50). Parents stated that they thought positively about the dental treatments to be performed with protective stabilization tech nique, as they thought it would be beneficial for their children.Accord ing to the participants' question, according to primary education teaching, was it experience? local anesthesia application (25.9%) was given the most to the question. “What was the experience that made you feel un easy about going to the dentist?”. The order of fear for the procedures in the health field was found as endoscopy and colonoscopy > gynecology and urology > dental procedures > intramuscular injection > vascular ac cess opening. Conclusion: The findings of this study revealed that even individuals with dental fear can accept protective stabilization technique if they think that it is for the benefit of their children.