Many parents and guardians struggle with helping their children with their at-home dental hygiene routine because plenty of kids avoid routine activities if they think of them as a chore. That said, there are some additional challenges for those raising children with special physical, emotional, behavioral, or intellectual needs.

If your little one has sensory issues or struggles with fine motor skills, you may already have realized that brushing and flossing is particularly difficult for them. However, keeping their teeth and gums clean is essential to preventing decay and disease. With that in mind, keep reading to learn three tips to help them complete their routine successfully!