- Dental procedures.
Easy read resources.
- You can go through the information below on your own, with support or in groups.
- Ask someone you trust to help you if you need to.
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Guide on Tooth Decay.
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Guide to Dental Abscesses.
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Guide to having an X-ray at the dentist.
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Guide to having your tooth removed.
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Guide to having a tooth filling.
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Leaflet on what to do after the dentist takes your tooth out.
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Sheet on having dental treatment under sedation.
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Sheet on having a silver tooth put in.
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Sheet on having a plastic coating put on your teeth.
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Sheet on having an extra oral dental xray.
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Sheet on having a small intra oral dental xray.
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Booklet on having an intravenous sedation at the dentist.
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Booklet on having your teeth cleaned.
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Booklet on having an xray at the dentist
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Booklet on having your teeth fissure sealed at the dentist.
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Booklet on having your tooth numbed at the dentist.
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Booklet on having your tooth filled at the dentist.
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Booklet on having your tooth removed at the dentist.
Other reading resources.
- Not easy read, ask someone you trust if you need help.
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Oral Care Advice for Parents, Carers and Support staff of people with Learning Disabilities.
An animated musical about oral hygiene made by and with students with learning disabilities – LOG IN required.
Dental care information for those with disabilities.
Dental services in the Thames Valley Area for children and adults who are unable to receive dental treatment from a general dentist.
Resources to help make your child’s visit to the dentist easier.
Further Advice, links and documents to help you when you go to the dentist.
Advice on Free NHS dental treatment.
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Information on this website has been obtained from a number of different sources and was correct, to the best of our knowledge at the time of writing. Things can change so we would always recommend seeking professional medical advice from a healthcare practitioner.