bA1 Sensory - 3 Sided Autism Toothbrush for Special Needs Kids (Soft/Gentle) - Clinically Proven, Fun, Easy - Only 1 Minute

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An autistic toothbrush is specially designed to accommodate for autistic sensory issues by providing softer bristles and a softer brush. It also has a different shape so that your child doesn’t have to hold it as long before they get used to using it.

When it comes to dental hygiene, it can be challenging for children with autism to regularly brush their teeth. They might experience discomfort when cleaning for the first time, making them dislike performing this important task. If you are a parent or a caregiver, you must be creative and consistent in finding ways to establish a fuss-free brushing routine that works for your child. Alternatively, if the sensation is too much, powder toothpaste is another option. Powder toothpaste is great for cleaning oral wounds or sores and gets into hard-to-reach places, making it great for anyone who struggles to brush teeth twice a day.

Establishing a routine at home

For some children with autism, brushing teeth can be difficult. The sensation can be uncomfortable at first, and the child may need to be desensitized. You may want to start by using the toothbrush to touch your child’s lips or just inside the mouth. You may also want to teach your child to “open wide,” so that this direction is understood. Showing your child how you brush your own teeth may also be helpful. SAFE, HIGH-QUALITY MATERIAL- Food grade silicone was specially chosen for the brush to ensure your child is safe from toxic materials and chemicals. This flexible material also provides the necessary stimulation for the gums while gently cleaning the teeth. This premium food grade silicone can withstand boiling temperatures allowing for stress-free sanitizing.

Dentist visits can be stressful, but they are necessary for dental health. But finding a toothbrush that your Autistic child wants to use and enjoys using is life-changing, and less stressful than frequent trips to the dentist. RADIUS KIDZ BRUSH FOR 6 YEARS AND OLDER: Accepted by the American Dental Association (ADA) the Kids fun colors easy grip handle and soft bristles make it the perfect fit for children 6 years and older.Starting a dental routine may be difficult at first, but it is a necessary phase every parent and child goes through. That is why it’s important to develop an oral health plan that includes regular dental visits for autism dental care . Dental Care Tips for Individuals with Autism For many with sensory issues, flavored toothpaste can be a huge anxiety trigger, whether it’s a distaste of the overpowering mint flavor, or the unusual gooey texture. Although adults with autism have likely been exposed to dental offices several times in their lives, this does not make the experience any less stressful. Steps need to be taken regularly to reduce ongoing anxiety, helping individuals develop coping skills that allow for greater independence.