Bend has two pediatric practices and a family practice that describe special-needs care on their own sites, including one with in-office general anesthesia. This page explains what autism-friendly dentistry means, names the options, and covers how sedation and Oregon coverage work.
Pediatric practice at 2190 NE Professional Ct, Suite 200, that states it serves all children including those with special needs, with nitrous oxide and in-office general anesthesia for anxious or complex cases.
Visit sitePediatric practice at 400 SW Bond St, Suite 100, in Bend (and 3818 SW 21st St in Redmond) whose sedation page names children with special needs as a reason to offer sedation dentistry.
Visit siteFamily practice at 2215 NW Shevlin Park Rd, Suite 110, whose pediatric page states it serves children including those with special needs, with sedation dentistry offered.
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