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The document provides a social guide for a dental exam for those with autism spectrum disorders. It outlines the key steps of a dental exam, including leaning back in a special chair, opening one's mouth wide, having the dentist look at teeth with a mirror, accepting gentle touching of teeth by the dentist, and being told when the exam is finished by a parent or guardian. The guide aims to prepare individuals for what to expect during a routine dental checkup.
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