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City guide · Ohio
What Cincinnati families use, listed with the same fixed questions answered for every provider — so you can compare like with like.
← All of CincinnatiOrdered by review count, then name. Providers cannot pay to be listed, ranked, or edited.
3 resources in Cincinnati — Dentists & doctors
Queen City Pediatric Dentistry is led by Dr. Katherine Salmon, a board-certified pediatric dentist who completed her residency at Riley Children's Hospital and became board certified in 2021. She and her team have advanced training in treating autistic children alongside those with ADHD, Down syndrome and sensory sensitivities, in a setting built around their needs.
Ages Children
Sea of Smiles Pediatric Dentistry has years of experience treating Cincinnati-area children with additional healthcare needs, including autism, Down syndrome and asthma. Appointments can be adjusted to a child's energy levels, the practice coordinates with a child's doctor, offers child-safe sedation when needed, and its treatment room is glow-in-the-dark to reduce overstimulation.
Ages Children
The Pediatric Dentist — Cincinnati is led by Dr. McNamara, a board-certified pediatric dentist with extensive additional training, treating autistic children and others with additional needs from their first tooth through adulthood. The practice uses positive reinforcement, distraction and desensitisation techniques during visits, and works with parents to choose a sedation option for each child.
Ages First tooth through adulthood
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