A direct support professional may not make visits to the dentist mandatory if the person supported does not like going to the dentist.
A. True
B. False
Answer (2)
A direct support professional cannot mandate dental visits if the individual does not want to go. Their role includes facilitating access to care while respecting the preferences and comfort levels of those they support. Thus, the statement is true. ;
A direct support professional cannot make dental visits mandatory if the individual dislikes going to the dentist, as their role involves respecting individual preferences and autonomy. Therefore, the statement is true. DSPs should encourage visits without enforcing them, focusing on comfort and less intimidating alternatives.
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