Cosmetic veneers are a great option for anyone looking for anyone looking to repair chipped, cracked, or stained teeth. Many people don’t know too much about veneers, so they have a lot of questions. What are veneers? What can you expect before getting them? How...
When it comes to gum disease, there is the good, the bad, and the ugly. The good news is that in most cases, gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is completely preventable. Regular dental cleaning and daily brushing and flossing can help to prevent...
Canker sores are small, painful lesions—or wounds—that can develop on the interior of your lips and cheeks or the base of your gums. They differ from cold sores in that they form on the inside of your mouth, rather than the outside surface of your...
Diabetes is a serious disease that impacts the entire body, including your mouth. High blood sugar levels can have a significant effect on your oral health, however, this aspect of the disease is often overlooked. In today’s post, we’ll take a look at 6 ways...
Do your teeth feel extra sensitive as the temperature begins to drop? Or do you ever experience a sudden, sharp flash of pain? You’re not imagining it, and you’re not alone. If you’ve ever wondered if cold weather can make your teeth hurt, the answer...
As we age, our bodies and health needs change. This is true when it comes to dental health as well. At Prescott Dentistry, we want you to help you with the prevention, maintenance, and treatment of the conditions that come along with these dental changes...
At Prescott Dentistry, we care about you and your entire family—including the tiniest members whose teeth are just coming in. Watching your baby go through the pain of teething is hard, and you probably feel helpless at times—but the good news is there are ways...
Most teens care about the appearance of their teeth, but they may not be taking the necessary steps to care for their pearly whites. Teens generally lead very busy and active lives—their hectic schedules and increasing independence often mean they aren’t spending as much time...
Your tongue helps you speak, chew, swallow, and taste. It has 10,000 taste buds, and each taste bud has 50 to 150 taste receptors that allow you to enjoy your food. Believe it or not, your tongue also says a lot about what’s going on...
This week (June 15-21) is the observance of Men’s Health Week 2020. And it’s important to include oral health when talking about overall health. Men are less likely than women to seek preventive dental care and more likely to neglect their oral health, according to...