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Speaker(s):Serena Simone, DDS
Steven Perlman, DDS
Allen Wong, DDS,EdD
Barbie Vartanian, BA
This program introduces participants to the principles and practices of providing equitable, patient-centered oral healthcare for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Participants explore common clinical considerations, communication strategies, and behavior guidance techniques that support effective and compassionate care. The session highlights barriers to access and emphasizes the role of dental professionals in advancing health equity and inclusion. Participants gain practical insights they can apply in clinical and community-based settings.
Learn to:
rececognize common oral health conditions and systemic considerations associated with patients with IDD
demonstrate effective communication and behavior guidance techniques to support patient-centered care
integrate principles of accessibility, ethics, and interprofessional collaboration into treatment planning for individuals with IDD
3 CE credits. $125 registration fee
Support for this program is provided by New York University
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Event venue
Javits Center, 655 W 34th St,New York,NY,United States, Manhattan
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