Ann Arbor has one of the strongest dental line-ups on this site: a pediatric practice built specifically around autism with a named desensitization program, three more pediatric practices that describe special-needs care, and the University of Michigan's special-care clinic for older teens and adults. This page names them and covers how sedation and Michigan coverage work.
Pediatric practice at 5960 S State Rd, Suite A, built around children with anxiety, sensory differences and autism, with a structured DESEN desensitization program and a full sedation ladder including IV sedation and general anesthesia.
Visit sitePediatric practice at 3680 Packard St whose special-needs page names autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, Down syndrome and cerebral palsy; the dentist trained in a University of Michigan hospital residency for patients who cannot be treated in a traditional setting.
Visit sitePediatric practice at 2074 S Main St with a dedicated special-needs dentistry page and sedation dentistry among its services.
Visit sitePediatric practice at 1303 Packard St, Suite 301, that states it cares for infants through adolescents including those with special healthcare needs.
Visit siteUniversity clinic for patients over 16 with developmental or intellectual disabilities, including autism, and complex medical needs. Useful for older teens and adults; the school also runs a hospital dentistry service.
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