Does it seem like your gums are bleeding for no reason? There are actually many things that can cause bleeding gums, but not all of them are obvious. If your gums bleed when you brush or floss your teeth, you need to seek treatment as...
When the gums pull away from the teeth and make them look longer, it’s a condition called gum recession. In severe cases, gum recession can expose the tooth roots and cause painful sensitivity. If you have receding gums, you may be wondering, “can my gums...
As the leading holistic dentist in Prescott, we understand that what goes on in your mouth can directly reflect what's happening elsewhere in your body. Conditions such as gum disease can be precursors to other conditions, like cognitive decline, diabetes, and certain STDs. At Prescott...
A dry, sticky mouth is no fun. But dry mouth isn’t just uncomfortable, it also puts your teeth at risk. Without enough saliva to rid your mouth of harmful bacteria, excess plaque can quickly build up on your teeth. Luckily, there are many at-home remedies you...
If you’ve been experiencing a constant toothache, your tooth could be infected. You may be tempted to put off having it checked out due to a fear of the dentist or a busy schedule, but you should never ignore tooth pain. Letting a tooth infection...
Do you hear what I hear? Christmas music on the radio means it’s the holiday season once again. While you’re busy gift shopping and party planning, don’t forget to take care of your teeth. Cavities, gum disease, and chipped teeth can ruin the holidays and...
No one wants to spend time thinking about oral cancer. But since April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, at Prescott Dentistry, we want to take this opportunity to educate you on oral cancer prevention tips, the importance of early detection, and treatment options. The good...
Having white spots on your teeth can make your smile stand out in the wrong way. This form of discoloration can occur for a variety of reasons, but it typically indicates tooth decay. If you notice white spots on your teeth, it’s important to consult...
As holistic dentists, we know that good dental health and good nutrition go hand in hand. That's why we take your entire lifestyle into consideration—including what you eat. In this post, we explain how your diet affects your dental health, so you can make better...
If you're "addicted" to coffee, you might be wondering how all that caffeine is affecting your dental health. On its own, caffeine is fairly harmless. However, caffeinated beverages usually contain other ingredients like sugars, acids, and dyes, that are not very good for your teeth. Depending...