Oral Care - Calcium-based Dental Solutions | Tailored For Autism Care And Communication Challenges

Oral Care

The
main raw material required for the
manufacture
of toothpaste andtooth powder were
calcium
salts such as calcium carbonate,
calciumsulphate-aluminum
silicate, dicalcium phosphated
dehydrate
and sodium layryl sulphate and
vegetable
oil-based soap chips which were
easily availablein
the region and would help
manufacturers
in Kutch," the officials claimed.


Providing oral care to people with
autism
requires adaptation of the skills
you use
every day. In fact, most people
with mild
or moderate forms of autism can be
treated
successfully in the general
practice setting.
This booklet will help you make a
difference
in the lives of people who need
professional
oral care.

Autism is a complex developmental disability
that impairs communication and social,
behavioral,
and intellectual functioning. Some
people with
the disorder appear distant, aloof, or
detached
from other people or from their
surroundings.
Others do not react appropriately to
common
verbal and social cues, such as a
parent's tone
of voice or smile. Obsessive routines,
repetitive
behaviors, unpredictable body
movements, and
self-injurious behavior may all be
symptoms
that complicate dental care.

Autism varies widely in symptoms and
severity,
and some people have coexisting
disabilities
such as mental retardation or
epilepsy. They
can be among the most challenging of
patients,
but following the suggestions in this
booklet
can help make their dental treatment
successful.