This app helps individuals with ASD prepare for dental visits. It uses real images and videos to explain common procedures and situations, with narration available in multiple languages.
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April 29, 2021
The application was completely redesigned by Art Director André Molina, to offer a more pleasant playing environment. New songs of varying styles have been added to allow for a more personalized experience. Try them! To celebrate the changes, the app now has a new icon! We hope you like it. If you encounter any problems while using the application or have suggestions, please send an email to the developer: mikebm10.appledeveloper@gmail.com. This application is the result of many and many hours of hard volunteer work, and the developers would be very grateful for an evaluation at the Apple Store. It's easy and fast. Thanks!
MoreVamos ao dentista? is designed to help individuals with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) become familiar with the process of visiting a dentist. It aims to reduce anxiety by providing visual and auditory explanations of what to expect.
No, Vamos ao dentista? does not contain advertisements. It is a free application developed to support users without commercial interruptions.
Vamos ao dentista? offers dialogues and explanations in Portuguese, English, and Spanish. This multilingual support aims to cater to a wider audience.
The application features actual images and videos of children in typical dental office tasks and during tooth brushing. It provides narration and explanations for these situations.
Vamos ao dentista? has an age rating of 4+. It is designed to assist individuals with ASD in preparing for dental visits, making it relevant for children and adolescents.
Vamos ao dentista? is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for use on Apple's mobile operating systems.
The latest version of Vamos ao dentista? is 1.2, which was last updated on April 29, 2021. The initial release date was February 4, 2021.
Vamos ao dentista? was developed as part of a doctoral thesis by a dentist specializing in ASD treatment. Initial prototype results were published in the journal Pediatric Dentistry.
