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Dental hygienists can improve oral healthcare for patients with ASD by providing the following: Verbal preparation for the patient and parent/caregiver prior to treatment Firm deep touch rather than light touch Reclining the dental chair prior to patient seating Dark glasses for the patient to wear to block out bright lights Head phones to decrease the noise associated with dental care Various textures and tastes in prophylaxis pastes Weighted blanket to provide comfort Management of certain dental tools and practices to address needs of individual patients 34 Effective communication with patients with ASD and their parents/caregivers is critical to supporting oral health and reducing caries risk
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