Huntsville has four pediatric dental practices that describe real special-needs care, including two with hospital dentistry for children who cannot be treated in a traditional office. This page explains what sensory-friendly dentistry means, names local practices with real accommodations, and covers how sedation and Alabama coverage work.
Pediatric practice at 2337 Whitesburg Dr caring for children with physical, developmental, sensory, behavioral, cognitive or emotional impairments, with sedation dentistry and pediatric hospital dentistry for children who cannot be treated in a traditional office.
Visit siteHuntsville office at 4001 Balmoral Drive SW providing care for patients with special needs and hospital dentistry under general anesthesia; all of its pediatric dentists are on staff at Huntsville Hospital.
Visit sitePediatric practice at 4701-R2 University Drive that offers sedation dentistry for children with disabilities who have difficulty tolerating procedures.
Visit sitePediatric practice serving the Hampton Cove area of southeast Huntsville (6511 Highway 431, Suite B, Owens Cross Roads), offering extra patience, specialized equipment or alternative communication for children with special needs, plus nitrous and oral sedation.
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