A Guide to Good Oral Health for Persons with Special Needs continued Good Oral Hygiene...Step by Step The most important part of maintaining good oral health is a person's daily oral hygiene. Brushing, rinsing, and, if possible, flossing, will not only enhance a person's smile and self-esteem but also can avoid problems in the future. Everyone, regardless of their ability, should brush at least once each day, and ideally twice. Flossing and rinsing are equally important. However, as you may know, for persons with special needs, these tasks can be difficult. The following information will help to make oral hygiene easier. They provide information on the following techniques:  Brushing  Rinsing  Flossing There is also information on: Ways to Adapt a Toothbrush  Positions to Enhance Brushing << Previous Page              Next Page >>             Return to main page