– Provision of restorative procedures, pain management, and emergency dental interventions. • Specialized Care Adaptations: – Adaptations in treatment protocols to address behavioral challenges and reduce anxiety during appointments. To secure a high standard of oral health care for all clients. • To increase clients’ awareness and understanding of the importance of oral hygiene. • To integrate preventive dentistry with broader health and wellness strategies. • To ensure that all dental care is delivered in a safe, accessible, and person- centered manner. b. Goals and Objectives •
c. Delivery Methods •
Partnerships with Dental Providers: –
Collaborate with local dental clinics and mobile dental services that specialize in care for individuals with disabilities.
• In-House Dental Services (Where Available): –
Some facilities may offer in-house dental evaluations and preventitive modules.
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Home Visits and Tele-Dentistry: – For clients with severe mobility issues, provisions may be made for home- based dental care and consultations. • Preventive Education Programs: – Regular sessions providing oral hygiene instructions, including brushing, flossing, and dietary considerations.
d. Service Limitations and Caps • Frequency Caps on Preventive Services: –
Routine preventive dental care may be limited to bi-annual appointments, with additional visits requiring special approval.
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Budgetary Constraints: – Dental services are administered within pre-set financial parameters dictated by TennCare and state funding. • Access Limitations: – In some cases, access may be limited by the availability of specialized dental providers in the geographic area.
e. Roles and Responsibilities • Dental Care Coordinators:
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