Objective: To understand what methods to use when explaining the planned treatment and the desired results to patients, which will make them more comfortable and cooperative during the whole length of the procedure. Materials And Methods: Patients were divided into different groups and they were given verbal and visual (photographs & videos) aids before and during the span of treatment. The behaviour, knowledge and interest level of patients was then observed by doctors and was recorded by handing out different proformas to patients. Results: A significant amount of difference was found between patients that were verbally explained and those that were shown different pictures and videos to explain how the treatment will take place and pan out. Visual aids (especially videos) were highly acknowledged and appreciated by a high percentage of patients. It also showed increased level of awareness in the relatively uneducated patients. Conclusions: Study showed the importance of visual aids in explaining treatment and desired results to the patients. This type of communication should be used be maximum number of doctors for patient satisfaction. Posters, pictures and short videos should also be displayed in the waiting areas of hospitals/clinics to educate the patients.