Diet

27 Mar How Does a Carnivore Diet Affect Your Dental Health?

Posted at 15:32h in Diet by Prescott Dentistry

From vegetarian to keto, there are dozens of diets that have gained popularity over the years. Recently, the carnivore diet has gained a serious following. Eating meat, fish, eggs, and even some dairy promotes health benefits like weight loss and less inflammation. However, few consider...

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04 May Brew Your Own Kombucha in Prescott

Posted at 17:23h in Diet, Health by Prescott Dentistry

Are you looking for a fun new way to add probiotics to your meal plans? If so, we have the perfect event for you, and it’s happening right here in Prescott. Our Prescott Dentistry staff knows the importance of probiotics for your physical and dental...

Acidic saliva can cause all kinds of oral health problems. Here’s what you can do to balance the pH in your mouth and neutralize acid attacks.

30 Jan How to Neutralize Acid Attacks and Balance the pH of Your Saliva

Posted at 11:00h in Dental Health, Dental Hygiene Tips, Diet, Gum Health by Prescott Dentistry

When the pH of your mouth is too acidic, it can cause noticeable symptoms like bad breath, a metallic or sour taste, and dry mouth. Some people also experience a burning sensation, which can be disruptive to normal activities like talking, eating, and drinking. But...

Your mouth is full of bacteria: some bad, some good. Here’s how to get rid of the bad ones that cause plaque and encourage the good ones that fight cavities.

27 Jan Good vs. Bad: Why Bacteria Matter for Oral Health

Posted at 10:00h in Dental Health, Diet, Gum Health by Prescott Dentistry

You probably know that plaque forms when bacteria stick to your teeth and build colonies. That’s why you brush and floss every day—to keep those bad bacteria in check. But did you know that some bacteria are actually good for your mouth? Your mouth is full...

17 Nov How Do Vitamins D and K2 Help Strengthen Your Teeth?

Posted at 13:24h in Diet by Prescott Dentistry

Everyone knows that you need calcium for strong teeth and bones. But not everyone knows that your body also needs Vitamins D and K2 to absorb and use that calcium. These two vitamins support good dental health in other ways, as well. For instance, they...

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08 Sep Is Your Water Too Hard? How Arizona Tap Water Affects Your Teeth

Posted at 00:01h in Diet by Prescott Dentistry

If you live in Arizona, you may have issues with hard water. This issue is typically associated with mineral buildup on faucets or spotting on dishes, but did you know that hard water can also affect your dental health? As a holistic dental office, we...

31 Jul How to Soothe Tooth Sensitivity Naturally

Posted at 15:08h in Diet by Prescott Dentistry

Tooth sensitivity might be fleeting, but that doesn't mean it's not a cause for concern. It could just be thinning enamel due to age, but it could also be due to gum disease or tooth decay. If you have sensitive teeth, you should see a...

28 Jun Are You a Gardener? Grow These Herbs for Healthy Teeth

Posted at 20:30h in Diet, Holistic Dentistry by Prescott Dentistry

Did you know that many common garden herbs like mint, sage, and rosemary are good for your teeth? These herbs have antimicrobial properties that fight plaque and cavities, and they also contain antioxidants that fight inflammation and gum disease. If you’re a gardener, here are...

Some types of candy are better for your teeth than others: we rank five popular Easter candies from best to worst.

04 Apr Easter Candy and Your Teeth

Posted at 07:01h in Diet, Halloween by Prescott Dentistry

No matter which holiday we're celebrating, there always seems to be candy involved. There's Valentine candy, Easter candy, Halloween candy, and Christmas candy. But even though everyone knows that sugar is bad for your teeth, not everyone understands why. And even though candy is bad...

Worried about Halloween candy and cavities? These tips from our dentists will help your kids keep their teeth strong and healthy.

18 Oct Dental Tips for Parents: How to Have a Cavity-Free Halloween

Posted at 13:16h in Dental Hygiene Tips, Diet, Halloween, Kids by Prescott Dentistry

Halloween can be a dangerous time for teeth. As we all know, sugar causes cavities, but that doesn't mean you have to deny your kids the pleasure of trick-or-treat. Follow these tips to keep your kids smiling and cavity-free. Five Tips for a Cavity-Free Halloween 1: Avoid...