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The Calm Chair
A Predictable, Sensory-Friendly Visual Guide to Dentist Visits for Autistic Children
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The dentist's office is a perfect storm of sensory triggers: bright lights, leaning back, and unpredictable physical touch.
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check_circlePrepare children visually for overwhelming transitions (dentist, grocery, bathroom, foods)
check_circleNormalize tactile, taste, and sound defensiveness with comforting characters
check_circleReduce anxiety before leaving the house with step-by-step predictability
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About this Resource
The dentist's office is a perfect storm of sensory triggers: bright lights, leaning back, and unpredictable physical touch. With 1 in 36 kids diagnosed with autism, and countless others with sensory processing differences, dental visits require serious preparation. I wrote this book to act as a sensory-friendly guide for the dental chair. I kept the visuals clear and straightforward, removing scary surprises and focusing on OT-friendly coping strategies so your child knows exactly what to expect.

