Calleros Dental

10/14/2026

Dr. Calleros is taking the reins, and she’s got a song to go with it!

Sometimes doing what’s right for your patients means taking a different path. Dr. Calleros made the decision to part ways with Delta Dental because she believes patient care should be guided by what’s best for each individual, not dictated by insurance companies.

And in true Dr. Calleros fashion, she wrote a song about it!

A little humor, a little horseback riding, and a whole lot of heart behind a decision rooted in putting patients first.

10/13/2026

We’re so grateful to Claire for sharing her experience with tongue-tie releases for both of her babies and the difference these procedures made in their early growth and development.

Her story is also a wonderful example of how important collaboration between healthcare providers can be. We’re thankful to have been part of a team working together to support her babies’ health and well-being.

Thank you, Claire, for your kind words and trust in Dr. Calleros. We hope your story helps other parents recognize potential signs of tongue-tie, better understand the treatment process, and know that support is available.

10/08/2026

Is your baby struggling to breastfeed? A tongue-tie could be part of the problem.

In our latest blog, we discuss the signs of tongue-tie, what parents should know, and when to consider an evaluation.

Read more at drcalleros.com/blog

10/05/2026

Dry mouth isn’t just uncomfortable. It can also affect your teeth and gums.

If it’s happening regularly, it’s worth mentioning to your dentist. Dr. Calleros explains why in our latest blog, including common causes and what you can do about it.

Read more at http://drcalleros.com/blog

10/02/2026

Meet sweet little Charli, who had her very first dental appointment with us this week!

A baby’s first dental visit is a great opportunity to make sure those tiny teeth and gums are developing well and to help parents feel confident about caring for their child’s smile at home.

You might bring your baby in to:
• Check newly erupted teeth and overall oral development
• Talk about brushing, fluoride and preventing early cavities
• Discuss feeding, pacifier or thumb-sucking habits
• Evaluate concerns such as tongue-tie, lip-tie or airway development
• Ask questions about teething or anything that just doesn’t seem quite right

Early visits are also a wonderful way to help little ones become comfortable at the dentist from the very beginning.

We loved meeting you, Charli!

09/30/2026

There’s nothing better than hearing from the people we care for. Thank you, Susan, for sharing your experience with Calleros Dental. We’re so grateful to have you as part of our dental family.

09/22/2026

Dr. Calleros ran into patient Erica, who asked: Is it better to brush before breakfast or after?

Of course, Dr. Calleros was happy to talk teeth right then and there. Watch to hear her answer—and a little advice for making the most of your morning brushing routine.

09/16/2026