It’s not uncommon for children to feel a bit apprehensive about visiting the dentist. However, if your child has Autism, the sharp tools, loud noises, and unfamiliar environment can be especially overwhelming. Since six-month dental checkups and cleanings are an essential part of preserving their oral and overall health, skipping them altogether is simply not an option. With this in mind, keep reading to learn four tips to help any child in need of special needs dentistry feel comfortable.

Is your child almost six? Then it probably won’t be long before their baby teeth start to loosen to make room for their permanent ones. Although this process is completely normal, your child may experience some nerves or fear surrounding the idea. To ease their concerns or prevent that from happening altogether, here are a few tips to help make losing baby teeth less scary.