Naples has a university-run pediatric dental clinic with a sensory room and hospital operating-room access, plus three pediatric practices that describe special-needs care. This page explains what autism-friendly dentistry means, names the options, and covers how sedation and Florida coverage work.
University of Florida pediatric dental clinic at 7505 Grand Lely Drive, Building L, with a sensory room to help children with autism overcome fear, nitrous and IV sedation, and operating-room care at Golisano Children's Hospital. Treats special-needs children through age 21.
Visit sitePediatric practice at 14255 Collier Blvd, Suite 120, whose dentists describe special training with children with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome and other genetic and medical conditions; nitrous oxide available.
Visit sitePediatric practice at 3021 Airport-Pulling Rd N, Suite 203, with a special-needs page and various sedation dentistry options for anxiety and comfort.
Visit sitePediatric practice at 1890 SW Health Pkwy, Suite 104, with a special-needs patients page describing tailored treatment and a separate sedation dentistry service.
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