Gyarry Tawale
Dental care is an essential component of overall health and wellbeing. However, providing dental treatment to special needs patients and uncooperative young children presents unique challenges. These populations often require tailored approaches to care due to a range of factors including physical, developmental, and behavioural conditions. This study aims to retrospectively analyse the effectiveness and outcomes of various dental treatment strategies employed for special needs patients and uncooperative young children over a specified period. By examining past cases, this study seek to identify trends, successful interventions, and areas needing improvement to inform future practices and enhance patient care.
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