Oral Care Tips for Individuals with Disabilities

(NAPSI)—In the United States alone, more than eight million people have an intellectual or developmental disability. For these individuals, maintaining good oral health can sometimes feel overwhelming. Unfortunately, studies show that those with disabilities have decreased oral health outcomes compared with the general population. However, with the right partners, people with special health care needs (SHCN) can feel confident in their ability to manage their oral health.  

 

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