Does Your 2 Year Old Need a Dental Crown?

by WarrPDA Admin | Feb 18, 2021 | Dental Questions

Hearing that your 2 year old needs a dental crown may seem scary. But please don’t worry too much. A pediatric dental crown isn’t as involved as an adult crown! Why would a toddler need a dental crown? Pediatric dental crowns are used when a tooth has been badly...

Treating Tooth Decay in Infants and Children: Real Talk From A Pediatric Dentist in High Point, NC

by WarrPDA Admin | Feb 16, 2021 | Dental Questions

Dr. Joye Warr, the experienced pediatric dentist from Warr Pediatric Dental Associates, hosts a live Q&A via Facebook Live twice a month. In these sessions, she has addressed a wide range of dental care topics with her characteristic bubbly personality. Her...

Teen Dental Health: Do’s and Don’ts

by WarrPDA Admin | Feb 11, 2021 | Dental Questions, Video Posts, Video Series

Today, we’re going to continue to talk about teen health. How Teen Teeth Differ From Child Teeth Believe it or not, teens have different issues than adults, or infants, or children. So, teens and adolescents, we look at a few different things that are kind of...

Curious About Fluoride Treatments for Kids in High Point, NC?

by WarrPDA Admin | Jan 24, 2021 | Dental Questions

Do you remember doing fluoride rinses in elementary school? Well, all that swishing really did make a difference! Studies have shown that supervised fluoride treatments result in a 27% reduction in decayed, missing, and filled tooth surfaces in the permanent teeth of...

3 Reasons Pediatric Dentists Are Special

by WarrPDA Admin | 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 primary care...

Does my child need a night guard?

by WarrPDA Admin | 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...