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Burg Childrens Dentistry & Orthodontics - Eastgate

Children's dentistry and orthodontics on 3900 South, wrapped in a superhero theme.

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About Burg Childrens Dentistry & Orthodontics - Eastgate

Superheroes are the organising idea at Eastgate: capes, movies running, games, and a piece of gear handed over after a first visit. It reads as gimmick until you watch it work on a four-year-old who decided in the car that this was going to be frightening. The office is at 1580 East 3900 South, on the Millcreek and Holladay line just west of Wasatch Boulevard, with Dr. Stuart Segura, DDS, MSD and Dr. Trent Welch, DMD listed on the team. The Atomic Arcade and Dragon Diner sit on the same block, which is a useful card to hold if an appointment runs long.

Routine visits cover a comprehensive exam and cleaning, fluoride, and a judgment on whether the permanent molars have grooves deep enough to justify sealants. Cavities are restored here with fillings or crowns rather than referred on. Expect the explanation to be given to your child as well as to you, and expect brushing and diet advice to be repeated across visits rather than delivered once and ticked off a list.

The orthodontic side is where an early appointment can genuinely change a plan. A screening in the early school years is not about putting brackets on. It is a search for the specific problems that get more expensive with time: a crossbite that makes the jaw slide sideways to close, an upper canine tracking toward the root of the tooth beside it, front teeth protruding far enough to be at real risk in a playground fall, or a thumb habit reshaping an arch while it is still soft. The value is in finding the few children for whom a short early phase makes the later one easier, and leaving everyone else alone. Treatment itself runs for children, teenagers and adults.

Hours suit school schedules better than most: 8:30 to 5:00 Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 to 4:30 Monday and Wednesday, and an early 8:00 start on Friday with a 1:30 close. Emergency care is available for a knocked-out tooth or sudden pain. This stretch of 3900 South also carries oral surgery and specialist orthodontic offices, so a case needing a hand-off does not travel far. From Millcreek, Holladay or the east bench this is a few minutes; from the west side, the group's Hunter Park office on 5600 West is the shorter drive.

The Eastgate office of Burg Children's Dentistry & Orthodontics on 3900 South, near the Millcreek and Holladay line, where Drs. Stuart Segura and Trent Welch cover exams, cleanings, sealants, fluoride, fillings, crowns and children's emergencies, with orthodontic treatment for children, teenagers and adults in the same building. Weekday hours run late on Tuesday and Thursday and finish at 1:30 on Friday.

Clinic Details

Best Known For

Pediatric Dentistry, Orthodontics, Braces, Emergency Dentistry

Business Hours

Monday
8:30 AM4:30 PM
Tuesday
8:30 AM5:00 PM
Wednesday
8:30 AM4:30 PM
Thursday
8:30 AM5:00 PM
Friday
8:00 AM1:30 PM
Saturday(Today)Closed
SundayClosed

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an early orthodontic screening actually looking for?
Not whether braces should go on now, because usually they should not. The screen hunts for the small set of problems that are cheaper to interrupt than to repair later: a crossbite that makes the jaw slide sideways to close, a canine erupting toward its neighbour's root, upper front teeth protruding far enough to be at risk in a fall, or a sucking habit still reshaping the arch. Most children are simply reviewed.
Will the superhero theme be too much for an older child?
It is aimed squarely at younger children, and a self-conscious thirteen-year-old may find the costumes and prizes a little young. The clinical side does not change with the decor: orthodontic treatment here covers teenagers and adults, and most of their appointments are short wire checks rather than long chair time. If your teenager is likely to bristle at it, it is a fair thing to mention when you book.
What counts as a dental emergency for a child?
A knocked-out permanent tooth is the clearest case and it is time-critical: handle it by the crown, keep it in milk, and get seen immediately. Also urgent are swelling of the face or gum, a tooth pushed out of position, bleeding that will not stop after a fall, or pain keeping a child awake at night. A chipped baby tooth with no pain can usually wait for a next-day appointment.

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L***3 weeks ago
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C***4 weeks ago

Love coming here the best dentist for children, we love Eileen and Lexi and Savannah and Brittney. Everyone is so cheerful and so inviting best dentist around.

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J***1 month ago

I really love this place our grandson loves it to and Eileen is amazing she is the best and our grandson loves her and we do to we have been going here for a while they are the best and they really know how to make it an amazing experience for you and your child we will never go anywhere else they are truly number 1

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E***1 month ago
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M***4 months ago

My daughter and I had the best experience. Her tooth cracked during lunch on a Friday, and she was in a lot of pain. I first called her regular location, but they had no availability. When I reached out to the Millcreek location, they welcomed her in right away. Even though it was past their usual treatment window and close to closing time, they still took great care of her. They never rushed—taking their time and treating her with kindness, even as the appointment ran a bit past closing. We are so grateful to Dr. Dan, El, and Aileen. Thanks to them, my daughter doesn’t have to spend the weekend in pain.

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C***5 months ago

The staff at Burg took care of us when we showed up two hours early and had another appointment that would be difficult to make if we returned at our scheduled time. They went out of there way and squeezed us in, did an amazing and thorough job and got us out in time. All the while taking care of those that were scheduled to be there. Way to go team. We have been going to Burg dentistry for over 20 years and have always had amazing care.

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T***6 months ago

Our experience is always amazing. They’re very patient and understanding. My Son absolutely loves going to the dentist at Burgs! The dental assistance are always wonderful, and the dentist himself has such a Welcoming and bright or about him no judgment

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V***11 months ago

Burg Dentistry Pediatrics, You have cared for us since my daughter was 3 years old, and we are so grateful. You are always friendly and supportive, and you consistently reinforce the lessons I’ve taught my daughter about taking care of her teeth. Now at 13, she is cavity-free—priceless! Thank you for recognizing the effort we’ve made together over the years and for always treating her smile like the jewels it truly is. We appreciate the care you provide twice a year and the encouragement you give both of us. With gratitude, Verónica.

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C***1 year ago

Our son started to complain and scream about his teeth hurting during the holiday break when most dentists were closed. This was the only place we could find that was open and we were very grateful. They were able to let us know what was going on and help give him a mental boost about waiting for his mouth to heal. They were very kind and kid oriented. Walking in, the atmosphere puts you at ease. Everything is super hero themed, which is way cute and pretty clever.

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