Salinas has one pediatric practice that describes special-needs training on its own site, plus two pediatric groups that offer sedation for anxious children without advertising a special-needs program. Dedicated special-needs dentistry is thinner here than in the Bay Area, so this page names local options honestly and covers how sedation and California coverage work.
Pediatric practice at 546 Abbott St whose dentist has experience and advanced training in treating children with special needs, adapting each visit to the child's tolerance, with sedation dentistry and general anesthesia available.
Visit sitePediatric group with three Salinas offices (Blanco Circle and East Alvin Drive) offering oral conscious sedation for anxious children. Its site does not describe a special-needs program, so ask directly about autism experience.
Visit sitePediatric practice at 1045 Los Palos Dr offering IV sedation for anxious children and those who have trouble holding still. Its site does not describe a special-needs program, so ask directly about autism experience.
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