Match the sensation to the swap: brushing teeth with autism

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Published: July 4, 2026

Last Updated: July 4, 2026

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Match The Sensation To The Swap: A Two-Column Table For Brushing Teeth With Autism That Pairs Each Sensory Problem With A Fix. Mint Burns Goes With A Mild Or Flavorless Paste, Foam Feels Invasive Goes With Sls-Free Non-Foaming Paste, Gritty Texture Goes With A Gel, Tooth Powder, Or Mouthwash First, Makes You Gag Goes With A Soft Or 3-Sided Brush And Slow Breathing, And Bristles Hurt Goes With A Soft, Small-Head, Or Silicone Brush.

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Chris Hanson

I earned my special education teaching certification while working as paraeducator in the Kent School District. Overall, I have over 10 years of classroom experience and 30 years and counting of personal experience with neurodivergency. I started Life Skills Advocate, LLC in 2019 because I wanted to create the type of support I wish I had when I was a teenager struggling to find my path in life. Alongside our team of dedicated coaches, I feel very grateful to be able to support some amazing people.

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