Program to make oral care more inclusive
More than 36% of people with visible and non-visible disabilities feel anxious or frustrated when it comes to visiting the dentist.1 For instance, individuals with autism spectrum disorder may experience heightened anxiety in unfamiliar environments such as a dental practice, as it disrupts their normal routine. Similarly, a patient with cerebral palsy, who may face motor challenges without intellectual disability, might find it difficult to brush their teeth effectively due to limitations in fine motor coordination.
