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Dental Disease: a Continuing Education Problem for the Disabled Individual

The problem of providing dental care to disabled persons has been inconsistently and inadequately dealt with by the educational community. The author offers those responsible for the oral-hygiene training of handicapped children and adults (a) a comprehensive statement of the problem, (b) a review of related information, and (c) a model for an interdisciplinary solution. Implementation issues of such a program are identified.