vali1712 Asked February 2011
How can I clean the teeth of a woman with late dementia? She bites.
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So I used a sponge and I had a hard time pulling that sponge out. Has her own teeth. Very stuborn.
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vali1712 Feb 2011
End stage of dementia are high risk of pneumonia due to dysphagia. She is in tick fluids. But, thank you for the advice.
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PirateQueen Feb 2011
Crest has a mouthwash PROHEALTH...it seems to do a lot of stuff how about a mouthrinse instead of an entire brush job?
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