That's correct, during a DFS event, the AP will disconnect all clients from its 5Ghz radio and change channel before allowing them to reconnect. If this is a rare event, depending on the client device the end user may not even notice. If it's occurring frequently, it will begin to have a noticeable effect.
You can exclude DFS channels from the AutoRF channel assignment using Radio Settings.
If it's only specific AP's, you can even isolate the profile to only the AP's seeing the events.That will simply limit the number of channels available for your deployment. Unless you're in a very high-density deployment scenario, you likely won't see any negative impact.
See the below doc for more detail.
Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) - Cisco Meraki Documentation