Rochester has an unusual asset for special-needs families: a major academic dental program at the University of Rochester that treats children with developmental disabilities, including care under general anesthesia, alongside private pediatric practices with sensory-friendly care. This page explains what autism-friendly dentistry means, names local options, and covers how sedation and New York coverage work.
The Pediatric Dentistry clinic at Eastman Dental provides oral health care for children, including children with developmental disabilities, and lists a Specialty Care (Special Needs) service.
Visit siteIts special-needs dentistry page says it cares for children with autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome, ADHD and other conditions, and lists quieter laser dentistry, single-tooth anesthesia, digital scans instead of molds, and nitrous oxide.
Visit siteAt 1901 Lac De Ville Blvd, Rochester, the practice says one of its dentists has advanced training in special needs dentistry and children with unique healthcare needs are welcome. The office has an underwater theme and a therapy dog.
Visit siteAt 302 Cross Keys Office Park, Fairport, serving Rochester, Pittsford, Penfield and Brighton, it lists specialized pediatric dentistry for children with unique healthcare and developmental needs and offers nitrous oxide for children who benefit from added relaxation.
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