Resources for Patients and Health Care Professionals
Continuing Dental Education Course now available based on information contained in the Fact Sheets!
Through information provided at this site, we hope more of these individuals will have access to dental care and receive home-based dental prevention activities.
- 17% of children in Washington State have a special need; half of these children have mild-moderate special needs.
- Many individuals with special needs do not have access to regular and ongoing dental care.
Fact sheets have been developed for mild to moderate manifestations of a number of special needs conditions. For most conditions there are separate fact sheets for Dental Professionals, Medical Professionals, and Parents and Caregivers. A General Guidance fact sheet is included and is available in Spanish.
Content for the fact sheets was developed by a group of experts affiliated with the University of Washington and the Washington State Department of Health – Oral Health Program.
Information on the process used to develop these fact sheets can be found in the following PDF: Summary Development Process.
ADHD (PDF)
Anxiety (PDF)
Asthma (PDF)
Autism (PDF)
Cerebral Palsy (PDF)
Cleft Lip & Palate (PDF)
Congenital Cardiac Disorder (PDF)
Depression (PDF)
Diabetes (PDF)
Down Syndrome (PDF)
Epilepsy (PDF)
Hearing Impaired (PDF)
HIV (PDF)
TBI (PDF)
ADHD (PDF)
Anxiety (PDF)
Asthma (PDF)
Autism (PDF)
Cerebral Palsy (PDF)
Cleft Lip & Palate (PDF)
Congenital Cardiac Disorder (PDF)
Depression (PDF)
Diabetes (PDF)
Down Syndrome (PDF)
Eating Disorder
Epilepsy (PDF)
Hearing Impaired (PDF)
HIV (PDF)
Intellectual Disability (PDF)
TBI (PDF)
ADHD (PDF)
Anxiety (PDF)
Asthma (PDF)
Autism (PDF)
Cerebral Palsy (PDF)
Congenital Cardiac Disorder (PDF)
Depression (PDF)
Diabetes (PDF)
Diabetes II (PDF)
Down Syndrome (PDF)
Eating Disorder (PDF)
Epilepsy (PDF)
Hearing Impaired (PDF)
HIV (PDF)
Intellectual Disability (PDF)
TBI (PDF)
ADHD (PDF)
Anxiety (PDF)
Asthma (PDF)
Autism (PDF)
Cerebral Palsy (PDF)
Cleft Lip & Palate (PDF)
Congenital Cardiac Disorder (PDF)
Depression (PDF)
Diabetes (PDF)
Down Syndrome (PDF)
Eating Disorder (PDF)
Epilepsy (PDF)
Hearing Impaired (PDF)
HIV (PDF)
TBI (PDF)