Evansville has two pediatric practices in the city that describe special-needs care, including one with hospital dentistry under general anesthesia, plus a third in nearby Newburgh with stated autism experience. This page explains what autism-friendly dentistry means, names local options, and covers how sedation and Indiana coverage work.
Pediatric practice at 7200 E Virginia Ave offering oral sedation for children with special needs and hospital dentistry under general anesthesia for patients with special needs who cannot be treated in a traditional office.
Visit sitePediatric practice at 3524 N First Ave whose staff are described as experienced with special-needs patients, using calming and desensitizing techniques, with sedation dentistry for children.
Visit sitePediatric practice at 8966 Ruffian Lane in Newburgh, about 10 miles east of Evansville, whose staff have extensive experience with children with special needs including autism and anxiety. The dentist's background includes hospital care for medically fragile children.
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