Chances are as a parent or guardian, uttering the phrase, “We’re going to the dentist!”, may not garner cartwheels or jumps of joy from your child. For many children, a visit to the pediatric dentist can be scary or stressful. At Springs Pediatric Dental Care in Colorado Springs, CO, we take the stress and fear […]
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Preventing cavities in children is an ongoing battle, but it is so important to their dental health down the road. Getting into good habits such as brushing and flossing at least twice a day, and getting regular dental checkups, will put your child on a path to healthy teeth for life. If practicing good oral
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When you become a parent for the first time, you have a lot to think about. However, you might not think about children’s dentistry, especially when your child is still an infant. This is actually the best time to start planning the seeds of healthy oral hygiene in preparation for the days when your child
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A child’s smile is one of the most beautiful sights in the world. Healthy smiles start with healthy kids and healthy gums. An important key to a child’s oral health starts with the basics – daily brushing and flossing. At Springs Pediatric Dental Care, Dr. Clinton Callahan and his staff take pride in serving Colorado
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There’s not a more heartwarming image than your own child’s big, genuine smile! You want your children to be happy, healthy, and active. A toothache can interfere with all of these goals — and tooth pain could indicate the need for a filling or dental crown. One study showed that 51 million hours of school
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Learning that your child has a cavity can feel like a catastrophe for any parent. You work hard at instilling good oral hygiene routines in your children. Any amount of tooth decay can make you feel like your hard work and parenting are for nothing. In truth, about 99 percent of Americans have had one
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