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Top Questions Parents Ask About White Fillings for Children

Cavities are one of the most common dental issues children face. Parents often wonder about the best way to restore their child’s teeth while maintaining a natural look. White fillings, also called composite fillings, are a modern solution designed to protect and blend seamlessly with young smiles. At Pediatric Dentistry of Burke, Dr. David Treff is a board-certified […]

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When Should My Child Get Dental Sealants?

Protecting your child’s smile starts early, especially when it comes to preventing cavities in those hard-to-reach molars. Dental sealants can be a simple yet powerful tool in keeping teeth healthy for years. Knowing when the right time is for sealants can make all the difference in your child’s dental health. At Pediatric Dentistry of Burke, Dr. David Treff combines

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Preparing Your Child With Autism for a Dental Visit

Dental visits can be stressful for any child, but for children with autism, the new sights, sounds, and sensations can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, with preparation and a supportive dental team, your child can have a successful and positive experience. At Pediatric Dentistry of Burke, Dr. David Treff brings years of hands-on experience working with children who have special

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Why Baby Teeth Matter: The Critical Role of Primary Teeth in Oral Development

Baby teeth may seem small and temporary, but they have a significant impact on a child’s oral health. These early teeth play a crucial role in guiding the alignment of adult teeth, aiding in proper speech development, and maintaining facial structure. Neglecting baby teeth can lead to long-term oral health issues, making early care essential. Dr.

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