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Fluoride often raises questions for parents wanting the best for their children’s health. At Pediatric Dentistry of Burke, we get it—it’s natural to want to understand what’s best for your child’s smile!  With over a decade of experience, Dr. David Treff, a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry, is here to help clear up any […]

Are you curious about what you could be doing for your tongue today?  We utilize our tongues every day to speak, eat, and even breathe. It’s important to factor in the health of your tongue when developing your oral hygiene routine. It’s possible to contract some common oral ailments that can lead to tongue problems. 

Did you know that babies’ teeth start to develop before they’re even born?  However, the baby teeth are not visible until they’re at least 6 months old.  As the infant matures, more teeth will develop until the child has a full set of baby teeth (typically around the age of 3). Within a few years,

Implementing good hygiene habits in your children can be incredibly frustrating. One of the best ways to do this is with regular dental visits. Dentists recommend that you start bringing your children in as soon as their first teeth begin to appear and no later than their first birthday. This will help them get acclimated

With Halloween just around the corner, it’s important to know how to keep your children safe on the beloved All Hallow’s Eve. Here are some tips and tricks for helping your children have a safe Halloween without taking away from their fun. Visibility Not only is it important for drivers to be able to see

Though kids will lose their baby teeth, it’s still important to make certain they are practicing good oral hygiene. Their baby teeth serve as a placeholder for their adult teeth, and poor oral hygiene early in life can cause an array of problems later. It can be a struggle to get your kids to brush