Transcription of Practical Oral Care for People With Intellectual Disability
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Practical Oral Care for People With Intellectual Disability
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES l NatioNal iNstitutes of HealtH l National institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research Practical Oral care for People with Intellectual DisabilitycontentsHealtH CHallenges In Intellectual Disability and strategIes for Care2 .. Mental challenges3 .. Behavior challenges4 .. Physical challengesCerebral palsyCardiovascular anomalies5 .. SeizuresVisual impairmentsHearing loss and deafnessoral HealtH Problems In Intellectual Disability and strategIes for Care6 .. Periodontal diseaseDental cariesMalocclusion 7 .. Missing permanent teeth, delayed eruption, and enamel hypoplasiaDamaging oral habitsTrauma and injuryaddItIonal readIngsProviding oral care to People with Intellectual Disability requires adaptation of the skills you use every day. In fact, most People with mild or moderate Intellectual Disability 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 Disability is a disorder of mental and adaptive functioning, meaning that People who are affected are challenged by the skills they use in everyday life.
patient’s arm or leg if it begins to shake. Take frequent breaks or consider prescribing muscle relaxants when long procedures are needed. People with cerebral palsy may need sedation, general anesthesia, or hospitalization if extensive dental treatment is required. CARDIOVASCULAR ANOMALIES. such as heart murmurs and damaged
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