Autistic subjects represent a severe concern to dentistry due to the considerable difficulty in
managing their oral health, maintaining routine toothbrushing, and preventing dental and …

Studies heretofore have shown inconsistent results on the link of ASD to malocclusion.
Herein, we aimed to compare the prevalence of malocclusion among children and …

Objectives This study aimed to investigate the malocclusion complexity and orthodontic
treatment need among children with and without autism spectrum disorder (ASD) referred for …

The classical approach to autism spectrum disorders (ASD) is often limited to considering
their neuro-functional aspects. However, recent scientific literature has shown that ASDs …

Introduction Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) impair many aspects of everyday life and
may prevent access to dental care, often limiting it to emergencies. Impaired oral health has …

This study had two aims. First, we aimed to investigate the prevalence of ACB, PCB, and oral
habits among a group of Albanian children with ASD compared with a group of children …

Background: Most children with ASD require orthodontic treatment to correct a malocclusion,
to restore masticatory function, and for cosmetic reasons. The use of orthodontic devices …

Objectives Patients with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may be more predisposed to oral
pathology, including dentoalveolar trauma. Our aim was to assess the risk of dentoalveolar …

The second part of this series guides dental care professionals in addressing the specific
needs of individuals with autism. The paper explores risk factors, including trauma and oral …

Aim To present an innovative dental approach for children with autism spectrum disorder to
the scientific community, along with the 3 questionnaires formulated to evaluate its …