At the beginning of the month I got a text from our dentist reminding me it was time for Ethan’s six month check up. Even though we have been visiting the Special Needs Dentist with Ethan our main dentist wanted to keep Ethan’s appointments up-to-date. I wasn’t excited about booking the appointment as it can […]
Over the summer we took Ethan to his dental therapist appointments. They basically lasted a few minutes at a time with the aim of getting Ethan used to going. They would work on getting Ethan to sit in the chair and try to get him to open his mouth. Ethan sat in the chair a
I have blogged before about how we struggle with brushing Ethan’s teeth. It took years for us to even be able to get a toothbrush near his mouth. We have been stuck at this stage for ages now as he won’t open his mouth. We know this is a sensory issue and we are even
Ethan’s teeth are a major worry for me. After finally letting us put a toothbrush up to his mouth with some toothpaste on it last April this is where our progress has halted. His sensory issues with his mouth isn’t letting us clean his teeth correctly and my biggest fear is that we are going
