We understand injuries can happen at any time—even after normal business hours—and are available to consult when accidents occur. Dr. David Treff is equipped to handle all types of dental emergency care so if you are in need of an emergency pediatric dentist in Burke, it is important to contact us at the first sign of complications. At Pediatric Dentistry of Burke, we are available during our normal office hours to help with any emergency that might arise, and if an accident happens after hours, special arrangements can be made to ensure you get the help you need as quickly as possible.
If you child is having difficulty eating or sleeping due the following conditions please call us:
Toothache:
If your child has a toothache, contact our office. It may be a permanent tooth is arriving, or a deciduous “baby” tooth is leaving. If a filling has been placed recently it may be that the restoration is high and needs further polishing. It may also be an indication of infection or cavity that can only be diagnosed with an office visit.
Broken or chipped tooth:
If your child has a toothache, contact our office. It may be a permanent tooth is arriving, or a deciduous “baby” tooth is leaving. If a filling has been placed recently it may be that the restoration is high and needs further polishing. It may also be an indication of infection or cavity that can only be diagnosed with an office visit.
Avulsed tooth:
If a tooth is “knocked out” please call us immediately to consult. Ideally the tooth would be placed in a medium similar to saliva for transport. Permanent teeth should be reinserted as soon as possible while primary teeth do not. Call our office immediately to discuss what to do.
There are numerous dental emergencies that can occur with children. We recommend contacting our office right away for any problems with their oral health.
