A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO PREPARING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS FOR DENTAL TREATMENT
Keywords:
медикаментозная седация; стоматологический приём; расстройства аутистического спектра; фармакологические препараты; безопасность; эффективность; индивидуализация лечения; протоколы седации; стоматологическая помощьAbstract
Dental diseases and the problems arising in their treatment have always been one of the important tasks of practical medicine. During dental treatment, unpleasant sensations, psycho-emotional tension, and pain were constantly observed. To make it easier for the patient to stand upright, stress-relieving agents are needed during dental treatment. Currently, general anesthesia is used, and local anesthesia has begun to be used in treatment. A child's visit to a medical institution is actually stressful. Introspection into the problem of adapting children with autism spectrum disorders to dental treatment is one of the most complex and multifaceted problems for modern healthcare.
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