Care for the disabled
A mobile dentist in care for the disabled
A safe dentist in the familiar environment of patients. With specialists who have an affinity with care for the disabled. That is Europe Medicare’s mobile oral care.
Outsourcing at a familiar location
A modern, up-to-date practice
In line with the KNMT and IGJ guidelines
Mobile oral care
Why a mobile dental practice for people with a disability?
For people with a disability, a visit to the dentist is a considerable burden. Besides the logistical challenges, such as arranging transport, the dentist brings a great deal of tension and sensory overload. That makes the treatment itself highly complex and in some cases even impossible. In some cases the result is years of aversion to the dentist.
And that can be dangerous. In people with a disability, poor oral health leads more quickly to pneumonia or diabetes. That is why it is all the more urgent to have the oral health of people with a disability in good order.
A mobile dental practice in the familiar environment of patients, with specialists who know how to put people with a disability at ease, offers a fine solution for the patients themselves, for care institutions and for parents.
Mobile. Flexible. Convenient.
A safe dental practice in a familiar environment
A mobile dental practice still makes a visit to the dentist possible for disabled children and adults, in a low-threshold way. Acute complaints can be relieved, so that patients feel no pain and care providers can focus on daily care and support.
Europe Medicare supports care institutions with:
- High-quality oral care in a familiar environment
- A warm, low-threshold practice
- With toys or other distractions for children and adults
We do this with experienced dentists and dental assistants.
Cost efficiency
Why choose to outsource the dentist?
Some care institutions have set up a dental practice internally and have an in-house dentist. Europe Medicare can be of interest to these institutions too. After all, outsourcing the dentist can deliver care institutions considerable cost savings. The costs of maintaining the practice and keeping it up to date disappear — costs that rise every year due to stricter laws and regulations — while the costs of the dental care itself are covered by health insurance or by the care office (Wet Langdurige Zorg, the Dutch Long-Term Care Act).
Pedagogical skills
Oral care for disabled children and adults
Providing dental care to people with a disability calls for the right social and pedagogical skills to connect quickly. Knowing what the objections are, understanding that those objections can be persistent, and still being able to increase their willingness to sit in the chair.
The specialists at Europe Medicare have a strong affinity with care for the disabled and master the art of keeping a first visit to the dentist as low-threshold as possible.
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