Sensory challenges in oral care: helping neurodivergent kids achieve better oral care
Sensory sensitivities affect up to 15% of children in the US, and can involve strong reactions to sounds, tastes, textures and brightness. This can make them less willing to brush their teeth regularly, and potentially affect their oral health.
Join Dr. Christina Carter, a dual-certified pediatric dentist and orthodontist as she discusses:
The challenges children with sensory sensitivities and their families face when it comes to delivering oral care
How to make dental care routines easier for neurodivergent children
The ways that Willo can help provide gentle and effective cleaning without overstimulation
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