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If your child develops a rash that itches, causes pain, or just looks angry, it may need medical attention. Here’s when to come in and what we can do to help.

It’s inevitable. Your child is going to fall down or suffer a scrape, a cut, or even a bump on the head. Here’s how to manage minor injuries at home and when to contact the doctor.

Kids tend to get warts more often than adults. Although they’re not a medical emergency, warts can be embarrassing and uncomfortable. Luckly, they’re easily removed so your child will be wart-free for the future.

Proper hearing affects your child’s language, social interactions, and speech skills. If you suspect hearing loss, early intervention is essential to help them reach full potential. Here’s when to suspect a hearing problem and what to do about it.

You’ve heard how important fluoride is when it comes to dental health, but wonder if it’s really safe for your child? Learn the facts about this mineral and understand why fluoride treatments should be a part of your child’s pediatric care.

Vaccinations prevent major disease from affecting your child’s well-being and may even save their life. Don’t fall behind on their vaccination schedule. If you need to bring your child’s vaccines up to date, we can help.