Oral Health Therapy
for Adults with Disabilities
We come to you
For adults with disability, accessing oral health care can be genuinely difficult — whether that's getting to a clinic, managing sensory sensitivities, communicating with providers, or simply finding someone who understands.
We remove those barriers entirely. We come to your home, your group home, your supported independent living (SIL) accommodation, or wherever you feel most comfortable. No travel. No unfamiliar environments. Just calm, respectful, expert oral health care delivered where you already are.
Care that works around you — not the other way around
We understand that oral health has often been stressful, uncomfortable, or simply neglected for adults with disability. Past experiences with dental care can leave lasting anxiety. Sensory sensitivities can make even routine oral hygiene feel overwhelming.
Our approach is unhurried, respectful, and completely led by you. We work at your pace, in your space, and with your support network around you. We never rush, and we never judge.
Many of our adult clients haven't had consistent oral health support in years. We're not here to make them feel bad about that — we're here to help them move forward.
ADULTS WE WORK WITH
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Adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
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Adults with intellectual disability
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Adults with physical disability or acquired brain injury
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Adults with sensory processing differences
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Adults with complex communication needs
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Adults with complex health conditions that affect oral health or oral hygiene routines
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Adults living in supported independent living (SIL) or shared supported accommodation
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Adults receiving in-home or community support
You don't need a formal diagnosis to access our services. If oral hygiene is difficult and you'd like support, we want to hear from you.
We come to your home
Our home visit service means we travel to you — whether that's your private home, a group home, supported accommodation, or a community day program. You don't need to organise transport, navigate an unfamiliar building, or manage the anxiety of a new clinical environment.
We bring everything we need with us. A typical home visit session covers:
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A full oral health assessment, getting to know your home and bathroom routines
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Professional oral hygiene instruction tailored to your needs and abilities
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Practical guidance on toothbrushing technique, tools, and products that work for you
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Support for carers and household members who assist with oral hygiene
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An oral care plan you can follow at home between sessions
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Referral to a dental provider if treatment is needed
We also work closely with support workers and carers — because good oral health between sessions depends on what happens at home every day. We make sure the people around you feel confident and equipped to help.
FOR SUPPORT WORKERS AND CARERS
Supporting the people who provide daily care
If you're a support worker or carer helping an adult with disability with their oral hygiene, we can help you too. We'll show you practical techniques that reduce resistance, respect sensory sensitivities, and make daily oral care more manageable for both of you.
Better informed support workers means better daily oral health — and that's what makes the real difference between visits.
FOR GROUP HOMES AND SIL PROVIDERS
Group home and supported accommodation visits
If you manage a group home, SIL property, or supported accommodation service, we can visit multiple residents in a single visit — making it efficient for you and consistent for your residents.
We can also run short oral health education sessions for your support staff and participants to improve the standard of daily oral care across your whole service.
NDIS - Plan Managed and Self Managed
We work with plan-managed and self-managed NDIS participants.
If you're plan-managed, we invoice your plan manager directly. If you're self-managed, we provide a tax invoice for you to claim reimbursement.
Not sure if oral health support is in your plan? We're happy to talk it through with you or your support coordinator. Many participants are surprised to find this support is already available to them.
Note: We are not an NDIS-registered provider. We work with plan-managed and self-managed participants only. Agency-managed participants will need to contact us to discuss options
Referring a participant
If you're a support coordinator looking for oral health support for a participant, we'd love to hear from you. We're easy to work with, responsive, and experienced in navigating the practical realities of NDIS plans and supports.
Get in touch with the participant's name, age, location, and a brief overview of their support needs and we'll come back to you quickly.