by Catherine Howard | Dec 18, 2020 | Dental Questions
Have you been curious about why we call ourselves pediatric dentists? There are three main differences between pediatric dentists and general dentists. Read on to learn more! Pediatric Dentists have more training In essence, general dentists are like... 
by Catherine Howard | Dec 8, 2020 | Dental Questions
An estimated 30% of Americans experience bruxism, which is the chronic clenching and grinding of one’s teeth. Of that number, between 14% and 17% of children grind their teeth. Stress, which is the most common cause of bruxism in adults, is not... 
by Catherine Howard | Oct 20, 2020 | Dental Questions
Tooth decay and cavities are common in children. In fact, according to The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, 42% of children develop cavities in their primary teeth. Even if you are making sure they brush and floss every day, sometimes cavities... by Dr. Warr | Sep 29, 2020 | Dental Questions
Please find below the Facebook live video that is 10-15 minutes long about what we are doing at the office to improve safety for your children. Under the video is the transcript if you would rather read than watch. Thanks for visiting our site! Please call us if you... 
by WarrPDA Admin | Sep 22, 2020 | Dental Questions
Seems like everything is virtual these days. Did you know that even dentistry can be done remotely? Teledentistry is a method for delivering dental care (not a branch of dentistry like oral surgery). In a teledentistry appointment, you connect virtually with our... 
by Dr. Warr | Sep 2, 2020 | Dental Questions
This post is inspired by a Facebook Live Q&A series we did. Recently I’ve had two parents to ask me “Why not just pull a baby tooth?” Now, I have to say I don’t blame them. We have come from a society from a thought process where we think... 
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