Brushing Teeth for Children with Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder - The Warren Center
Brushing Teeth for Children with Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder - The Warren Center
Brushing Teeth for Children with Autism Hyposensitivity refers to limited sensation or numbness in the oral region. This lack of sensation can cause a child to feel anxiety about the steps in the toothbrushing process. In contrast, hypersensitivity refers to heightened awareness and sensation with anything that goes on in mouth area. Children with hypersensitivity can perceive toothbrushing as unpleasant overstimulation if not performed with care. Children in early childhood intervention and self-help programs often […]
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