10/15/2026
When a Burmese-speaking family comes in, the person walking them through their childβs care speaks Burmese, and sheβs right there in the room, not a voice on a phone.
Her name is Biak. She works beside us in the chair, not on a speakerphone in another building. She knows the procedures, she knows the reason behind each one, and she can hand all of it back to a family in the language they think in.
A phone translation line does what the law asks, and it works. Itβs just not the same as someone at your side who can read a parentβs face and adjust in the moment.
Our Spanish-speaking families get something similar. Dr. Perez is Hispanic and takes those patients when possible. Our three doctors come from three different backgrounds on purpose, because your child is more likely to see someone who looks or sounds like them, and that matters more than most adults realize.
If your family has spent years getting dental care through a phone interpreter, you donβt have to keep doing it that way. Our doors are open to new patients. Message us and weβd love to introduce you to the team.
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