Special Needs
Patients
Our doctors are dedicated to providing quality dental care
to all children, regardless of their special health care needs. The American
Academy of Pediatric Dentistry defines patients with special health care needs
as those who “have a physical, developmental, mental, sensory, behavioral,
cognitive, or emotional impairment or limiting condition that requires medical
management.”
These patients are often at increased risk for dental
disease. The dental care for these patients is beyond routine and they often
benefit from the specialized training, increased awareness and attention that
our doctors and staff can provide.
Our special needs patients and their caregivers
learn individualized preventive oral health practices to reduce their risk
of dental disease. If extensive treatment is recommended, appropriate care
can be administered with the help of sedation dentistry in the office or in
a hospital operating room setting.
Premedication Requirements
Operating Room Treatment
Just
wanted to pass along my thanks. My wife brought my 3yr Autistic son in
today for his first cleaning and had a great experience and went very
well. The entire process was very nice. Please pass this along to whomever
necessary. We will also be bringing in our typical daughter soon for
her appointment, get ready for a jabber jaw – she will
be 5 in May going on 30. Thank you. -- Mark 
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