The Benefits Of Your Child Having Their Teeth Cleaned Every 6 Months – And Fluoride Treatment!

by WarrPDA Admin | Nov 27, 2023 | Dental Questions, Prevention Tips

For all patients who are scheduled for a cleaning in the month of December, our Christmas gift to you is a FREE fluoride treatment to go along with your cleaning. Our goal is to get our patients who have been away or have been putting their cleaning off because of...

How Fluoride Works (Our Free Fluoride Campaign)

by WarrPDA Admin | Oct 26, 2023 | Dental Questions

What is fluoride? Fluoride is a mineral that occurs naturally in many foods and water. It also helps to prevent tooth decay. Fluoride reverses early decay and remineralizes your tooth enamel. Strong enamel is like wearing a nice wool coat in the cold. It...

What You Need To Know About Porcelain Veneers As Restorative Treatments

by WarrPDA Admin | Sep 17, 2023 | Dental Questions

A Background: What Are Veneers And How Do They Work? Porcelain veneers are finely crafted, tailor-made shells made of high-quality dental porcelain that attach to the front of your teeth. Their primary role is to enhance each tooth’s appearance. Here are some...

The Children’s Tooth: A Timeline of Development and Care

by WarrPDA Admin | Aug 8, 2023 | Dental Questions

Parents of young children often wonder what to expect as their child grows. When do teeth start coming in? When do baby teeth fall out? How do they establish good dental habits for their child and avoid the need for restorative treatments? In today’s post,...

Baby Teeth Fall Out Age: What To Expect

by WarrPDA Admin | Jun 29, 2023 | Dental Questions

A child’s baby teeth normally start falling out around age 6 to 7. The order the baby teeth start becoming loose tends to be similar to the order they initially grew in. For instance, the front teeth on the top or bottom are often the first to start to get...

How A Kids Knee To Knee Dental Exam Works

by WarrPDA Admin | May 10, 2023 | Dental Questions

This is how a typical dental exam begins for infants and toddlers. At that age children have a little trouble sitting still that long — even though the exam is often fairly quick. Dental exams for children this young are not done in the traditional chair setup. A knee...