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For a variety of reasons, some people with disabilities or impairments may be unable to use a regular toothbrush. People with health conditions or impairments can have a range of challenges with their oral health. Fortunately there are alternatives to flossing. And there are some tools which can make this task easier.

Easily Cut To Length - Slip Resistant: Easily cut to length with kitchen scissors or a sharp knife. The durable coating is slip-resistant and does not absorb water, making for easy cleaning (dishwasher safe) Size also matters when stashing the scraper when you’re not using it. “If you want to store your ice scraper in the car throughout the winter season, opt for a compact size,” Reser says. “Multifunctional ice scrapers also often come as separate units, allowing you to piece it all together when in use and then separate it for easy storage or when not in season.” We especially appreciated when the best ice scrapers included pouches or bags.Water flossers require minimal hand dexterity. They are easy to use and some evidence shows that they have a better effect than floss. Consider the use of headphones during oral care practices. The use of headphones can have a number of positive impacts. They can reduce the noise during cleaning. They could also be used to play music or sounds that are distracting and so enable brushing to be carried out. For older children and adults with limited dexterity and unable to use a conventional toothbrush. It allows patients to brush over the tops of their teeth, while tilting the brush slightly to reach the inner and outer surfaces. The wider spaced bristles hold water which can help deliver moisture to patients with dry mouth. Toothbrushes can either have a wider handle added or can come with a widened handle in place to make gripping easier.

Making a slit into tennis or squash ball and slide the bottom of the toothbrush handle into the ball. They help to reduce risk of dental decay. This is particularly helpful to avoid the need for treatment in the future. But SLS can be irritating for those with dry mouths. An SLS free and non-foaming toothpastes can be more comfortable, especially for people whose ability to swallow is reduced. Why You Should Get It: This combination of ice scraper and snow brush allowed us to clear most of the car by standing in just one spot.

Finger brushes are not the most effective for removal of plaque. However, these small devices may be the only option for some people. They are better than no cleaning at all. Plaque is the soft white build-up on your teeth over the course of the day. It contains food debris, bacteria, and waste from bacteria. It directly causes dental decay and gum disease. Brushing other people’s teeth presents it’s own challenges. There are useful resources available to help you do this, which I list later on. For those looking for the best ice scraper for just a few dollars, this is your best bet. One end has a 4-inch-wide scraper for chipping ice, and the other a 7-inch brush for sweeping away snow.

Although there is very little scientific research comparing the different brushes, I expect powered versions will give a better clean than a manual brush. Toothbrushes with bigger handles Large handled and large head toothbrush – Image Source: Radius If you, or someone you know, has some sort of disability or impairment this challenge can be even greater. People with disabilities can have restricted hand mobility or grip. If that is the case, then a specially designed toothbrush with a larger handle can be a good option.

Avoid unpleasant tastes. People with ASD can be particularly sensitive to tastes and sensations of toothpaste. Alternative toothpastes listed below include flavour free and non-foaming options.