Supporting Dental Visits and Oral Hygiene
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In this webinar, caregivers can expect to learn how to prepare for visits to the dentist.
This includes advocating with dental offices to provide inclusive supports, preparing their family member for the upcoming visit, and supporting the dental visit to be a positive experience. Additionally, tools that can be used to support oral hygiene at home will be shared.
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Dr. Minn N. Yoon is an Associate Professor at the Mike Petryk School of Dentistry, University of Alberta since 2012 following her PhD from the University of Toronto. Her primary research focus is on promoting inclusive oral care for marginalized and vulnerable populations including those living in long-term care and people with disabilities. She is a mom of two teen girls and a middle aged mini schnauzer, is a wanna-be pickleball player and coffee enthusiast.
Lincoln Tate Ripley is an Autistic autism researcher and graduate student in educational psychology at the University of Alberta. In both his studies and his personal life, he is an activist and advocate for Neurodiversity, autistic wellness, and gender diverse youth. He loves reading, writing, cooking, going on long walks, a good cup of coffee, and just about anything your retired grandpa would too!
Anne Beattie is an occupational therapist (graduate of the University of Alberta class of 2012) and Manager of Clinical Program Development at the Centre for Autism Services Alberta. She has a passion for working with children, youth, and their families, supporting them to lead engaged lives in their homes, schools, and communities. Anne is also an avid camper, mediocre gardener, and busy parent of two children.
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