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Water alone isn't enough after sweating heavily because you're losing minerals along with fluid. Drink electrolytes to stay hydrated.

14 Aug Electrolyte Drinks Are a Great Way to Stay Hydrated and Prevent Dry Mouth

Posted at 09:52h in Dental Health by Prescott Dentistry

Have you ever felt lightheaded halfway through a hike, despite drinking lots of water? That’s because water alone isn’t enough. If you’re not replenishing lost electrolytes, your body won’t be able to hang onto the water it needs. Electrolyte drinks aren’t just for athletes. They can...

Holistic dentistry focuses on prevention, gentle treatments, and materials that are safe for kids. Schedule a back to school dental checkup.

07 Aug Schedule Your Back-to-School Dental Appointments Now

Posted at 16:37h in Continuing Education, Kids by Prescott Dentistry

Before the school year starts, it’s a good idea to bring your kids in for a checkup. Toothaches don't check the calendar before they flare up, and the pain can get very distracting. Kids nationwide lose an estimated 34 million school hours every year to dental...

Jaw pain and heart attacks in women are related. Chest pain is the most common heart attack symptom in women, but jaw and neck pain are signs.

03 Aug The Link Between Jaw Pain and Heart Attacks in Women

Posted at 16:35h in Health by Prescott Dentistry

A woman in her fifties came to see us recently, describing a dull ache along her jawline. She figured it was from clenching her teeth in her sleep, or maybe even an old filling acting up. But when she described her other symptoms, we advised her...

Ozone therapy kills bacteria while improving blood flow and promoting healing. It’s a painless, non-invasive way to treat gum disease.

27 Jul How We Use Ozone Therapy to Treat Gum Disease and Accelerate Healing

Posted at 10:27h in Holistic Dentistry by Prescott Dentistry

Ozone therapy quickly kills infectious bacteria while improving blood flow and promoting healing at the same time. It’s painless, non-invasive, and safe for everyone. If you’re battling gum disease or you tend to have trouble recovering after dental procedures, ozone therapy can help. Here's how...

Processed foods and sugar cause the most cavities. Sports drinks, chips, crackers, and granola bars are the worst foods for your teeth.

22 Jul What Are the Worst Foods for Your Teeth?

Posted at 08:57h in Diet by Prescott Dentistry

You do your best to eat healthy. Yogurt for breakfast. A protein bar after the gym. No candy, no soda. Just an energy drink to keep you hydrated and help you get you through the afternoon. Unfortunately, many snacks and drinks that are marketed as healthy...

There are easy, scenic hikes in Prescott, including paved and ADA-accessible trails. Try Lynx Lake, Goldwater Lake, the Peavine Trail and more

17 Jul Scenic Hikes Near Prescott, Arizona

Posted at 08:52h in Arizona, Elderly, Prescott by Prescott Dentistry

Prescott sits at about 5,400 feet of elevation, which gives it something that most of Arizona doesn't have: cool mornings and clean mountain air. And with more than 300 days of sunshine a year, there are plenty of opportunities to get outside and explore. There are...

People in their 40s, 50s, and 60s are using Invisalign to straighten their teeth to reverse the effects of aging and gum disease.

14 Jul Is It Worth It to Get Invisalign If You’re Over 40?

Posted at 10:19h in Invisalign by Prescott Dentistry

A while back, someone posted on Reddit asking whether anyone over 40 had done Invisalign and whether it was worth it. That thread filled up fast. People in their 40s, 50s, and 60s shared a lot of reasons why they decided to try it: teeth...

Berries, leafy greens, nuts, seeds, fatty fish, and green tea are all anti-inflammatory foods that fight gum disease.

08 Jul Anti-Inflammatory Foods That Help Fight Gum Disease

Posted at 08:17h in Gum Health by Prescott Dentistry

In the fight against gum disease, diet truly matters. Gum disease is an inflammatory condition, so if you’re eating a lot of processed foods and sugary snacks, your diet could be making that inflammation worse. In fact, making a few changes to your everyday meals can...

Anxiety can lead to teeth grinding, dry mouth, and stress eating. If you have anxiety about dental care, we help you feel more comfortable.

04 Jun How Anxiety Affects Your Dental Health

Posted at 09:42h in Dental Fear by Prescott Dentistry

You probably already know that anxiety is hard on your body. The tight shoulders, the sleepless nights, the upset stomach. Anxiety can also affect your dental health by causing problems like teeth grinding, acid reflux, and dry mouth. Severe anxiety might even make you neglect...

Do you have dry mouth, chapped lips, bad breath, headaches, fatigue, or tooth sensitivity? These are signs that you don’t drink enough water.

01 Jun Ten Signs You Don’t Drink Enough Water

Posted at 09:37h in Health by Prescott Dentistry

Do you know how much water you drink in a day? Can you remember when you last took a sip from your water bottle? Does your mouth feel dry right now? Most people walk around mildly dehydrated every single day and have no idea. In fact,...

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