Every child deserves a positive dental experience. At All Kids Dental, we’re committed to providing personalized care for children with developmental, behavioral, emotional, or physical needs.
No matter your child’s unique circumstances, our team is trained to provide gentle, compassionate care in a calm and supportive environment. With the right approach, every child can feel safe, respected, and even enjoy their visit to the dentist.
We know that no two children are the same. That’s why we take the time to understand your child’s needs and create a dental experience that feels safe, supportive, and positive.
Here’s how we help children with special needs feel comfortable and cared for:
We always aim to help your child feel calm, confident, and proud of their smile.
Some children need a little extra help to feel safe and relaxed during dental visits—and that’s okay! When needed, we offer safe, effective sedation options to make treatment more comfortable and stress-free for your child.
Our team will walk you through the best options based on your child’s needs and medical history, so you feel informed and confident every step of the way.
Yes, absolutely. Our team has experience caring for children with autism, sensory processing differences, and other special healthcare needs. We take the time to understand each child’s preferences and sensitivities to create a supportive, calming experience.
Yes. We welcome parents to stay with their child during the visit if that makes them more comfortable. Your presence can be very reassuring, and we’ll work with you to make each step feel safe and predictable.
We understand that some children need extra time or breaks—and that’s okay. We’re trained to respond with patience and flexibility. Our goal is to build trust at your child’s pace, even if it takes more than one visit.
Yes. We offer safe sedation options, including nitrous oxide (laughing gas), oral sedation, and general anesthesia when appropriate. We’ll carefully review your child’s health history and needs to recommend the safest approach.
We encourage parents to talk about the visit using simple, positive language. You can also request a pre-visit tour to help your child know what to expect. We’re happy to help tailor a preparation plan.
It’s very helpful, yes. Knowing your child’s diagnosis and any strategies that work well at home or school allows us to better support them. You can share this with us ahead of time or during the first appointment.
That’s perfectly okay. We’ll meet your child where they are. Sometimes just getting familiar with the office or sitting in the chair is a big first step. We can build up to a full exam over several visits if needed.
Yes. We’re happy to work with your child’s pediatrician, therapists, or other specialists to ensure we understand the whole picture and provide the best possible care.
Yes. For children who need extensive care or who cannot tolerate in-office treatment, we can provide dental care in a hospital setting under general anesthesia. We’ll guide you through the process and what to expect.
We accept many major insurance plans, including Medicaid and special needs coverage. If you have any questions about your plan, just give us a call—our team is happy to help check your benefits and explain your options.