Do Baby Teeth With Crowns Fall Out On Their Own?

by WarrPDA Admin | Apr 19, 2022 | Dental Questions

Yes, baby teeth with crowns do eventually fall out on their own like any other baby teeth do. The crown being added generally does not affect this process. The crown will usually fall out still attached to the baby tooth, and it is up to you whether to keep it or not....

What Happens If You Don’t Fix Cavities In Baby Teeth?

by WarrPDA Admin | Apr 13, 2022 | Dental Questions

This is a common question about baby teeth, especially since the assumption is that since the baby teeth will eventually fall out they aren’t worth fixing. Like any tooth with a cavity, left untreated the tooth can decay and potentially become infected. This can...

Effects of Coffee On Your Teenager’s Teeth

by WarrPDA Admin | Mar 25, 2022 | Dental Questions

The teenage years are where parents often notice their children starting to drink coffee. Sometimes it’s to get going in the morning like their parents, and other times it’s from hanging out in coffee shops with friends throughout the day (casually or for study...

Why Removing Plaque Is So Important

by WarrPDA Admin | Feb 23, 2022 | Dental Questions

Plaque is a soft buildup on teeth that accumulates over time, especially after eating sugary or carby food. Plaque produces acid as it sits on the teeth, which erode enamel and can cause decay. Plaque can also build up around the gums and cause gum disease. If the gum...

Children’s Dental Health Month: Sealants

by WarrPDA Admin | Feb 16, 2022 | Dental Questions

February is Children’s Dental Health Month! This is an opportunity created by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Dental Association for everyone all over the world to celebrate oral health for children. Our focus for this year is...

Why Some Kids Get Cavities and Others Don’t

by WarrPDA Admin | Sep 21, 2021 | Dental Questions

There are two main drivers that affect whether people are more likely to get cavities than others: lifestyle and DNA. In this post we’ll explore both so you’ll have a better understanding of why some kids seem cavity-prone and others never seem to get...