Norman's special-needs dental options are family practices rather than pediatric specialists, but three of them describe care for children with special needs or autism on their own sites. This page names them and covers how sedation and Oklahoma coverage work.
Family practice at 3391 Classen Blvd with a dedicated Children with Special Needs page describing patient-led treatment, reading a child's body language and adjusting for texture and brushing sensitivities.
Visit siteFamily practice at 1141 Sonoma Park Dr that describes itself as a special-needs dentist for Norman, treating patients with autism, cerebral palsy and Down syndrome using oral conscious sedation.
Visit siteFamily practice at 821 24th Ave NW whose sedation page names patients with disabilities, special needs and cognitive impairment as a reason sedation is offered.
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