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.
University of Rochester pediatric dentistry providing oral health care for children with developmental disabilities and complex medical conditions; takes community referrals and renders care under general anesthesia. Often the right start for higher support needs.
Visit siteRochester-area pediatric practice providing special-needs dentistry with a team trained for autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome, and ADHD.
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