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     • Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) impair many aspects of everyday life and may prevent access to dental care, often limiting it to emergencies. Impaired oral health has long-lasting negative consequences on health status and on the acquisition of oral habits (e.g., oral respiration and grinding) or competencies (e.g., proper speech production).
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   Why is dental care important for children with ASD?

   • Regular dental visits, early intervention of proactive strategies, and caregiver education on oral hygiene practices are important for reducing the need for dental procedures under sedation and improving oral health outcomes in all children, including those with ASD.

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   Does dental care for autistic children have behavioral problems?

   • The prevalence, genetics, prenatal factors, and postnatal influences of autism are discussed. Clinical manifestations, such as behavioral problems and oral health issues, are detailed. The importance of behavior management techniques, communication strategies, and pharmacological interventions in dental care for autistic children is emphasized.

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   How difficult is dental care for children with ASD?

   • Dental clinics often have bright fluorescent lights, loud noises from people and equipment, and unfamiliar procedures. Dental visits and procedures can be especially difficult for children with ASD who have hypersensitivity to strong smells, tastes, and textures, or who do not tolerate people or objects near their face and mouth.

   Making visits to the dentist easier for people with autism spectrum

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   How can a dental clinic help a person with ASD?

   • Some dental clinics may also offer desensitization visits to prepare for a cleaning or procedure. Working with the medical care team to develop a successful plan for anxiety reduction is an important part of the overall care for a person with ASD.

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   Are parents responsible for dental care for autistic children?

   • Parents must be fully aware of their responsibility in dental health assistance to their autistic children (32, 33). This evidence strongly recommends that parents or tutors not be left alone with this considerable concern, where parenting represents an emerging problem (34, 35).

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   Jun 29, 2021 · Some research shows that children with autism have a higher risk of dental disease. First, focus on prevention and home dental hygiene routines. People with ASD may have difficulty engaging in healthy dental hygiene habits, like brushing and flossing, due to sensory sensitivities.

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   The social and economic burden of managing dental care in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) children is particularly cumbersome for families and public and private health expenditure, especially when children reach the dentist following a late diagnosis with evident oral health problems.

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   • Publication: Front Oral Health. 2022; 3: 998831.

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   Jan 10, 2024 · “Patients with autism spectrum disorder may have heightened sensitivity to sensory stimuli, which can make routine dental procedures challenging,” said Dr. Jayni Bradley, a pediatric dentist based in Watkinsville with years of experience treating patients with ASD.

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   Jul 12, 2024 · Dental environments can be overwhelming for those on the autism spectrum due to sensory sensitivities, communication barriers, and anxiety. Dr. John Hansford, Pediatric Dentist and Dental Anesthesiologist at Greenpoint Pediatric Dentistry, emphasizes the importance of personalized care tailored to each patient’s specific needs.

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   Oct 2, 2023 · Dental visits can be difficult, if not impossible, for children and teens with autism and developmental disabilities. These challenges can preclude important preventative care that impacts underlying health issues.

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   Nov 9, 2023 · The importance of behavior management techniques, communication strategies, and pharmacological interventions in dental care for autistic children is emphasized. This comprehensive...

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    Mar 15, 2024 · Oral health care is a significant unmet need among children, including those with developmental disabilities such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Children with ASD face notable challenges during dental procedures, resulting in fewer routine dental visits and increased oral disease risks.