The goal of this clinical trial is to evaluate the effect of music and whitenoise on the anxiety and pain level of patients who had impacted third molars surgery. The main questions it aims to answer are: * Does music and white noise have an effect on the patient's intraoperative pain/pressure/discomfort? * Does music and white noise have an effect on the patient's anxiety level? The researchers compared the music and white noise, music-only and ambient noise groups to see if there was an effect on anxiety and pain levels. STAI-S form was applied to all participants before surgery. They marked their anxiety levels on the VAS scale. After the procedure, STAI-S form was applied and they marked the anxiety levels on the VAS scale. The pressure/pain level which they felt during the procedure was evaluated by VAS scale.
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STAI-S
Timeframe: preoperative and through the surgery is over, about an hour after the patient entered the operating room
ANXIETY VAS
Timeframe: preoperative and through the surgery is over, about an hour after the patient entered the operating room
PAIN VAS
Timeframe: perioperative