Periodontal (gum) disease is a very common problem that affects the majority of adults. However, most people with gum disease don’t realize that immediate treatment is necessary to restore their oral health and prevent tooth loss. At Prescott Dentistry, we’re dedicated to providing holistic and minimally...
National Women’s Health Week is observed every year in May—but at Prescott Dentistry, we think anytime is a good time to talk about women’s dental health. Women have specific oral health concerns, generally related to the effects of hormones. Here are some of the factors...
Do your gums seem unhealthy? Without treatment, unhealthy gums can become painful and can even affect your smile. While you can’t fix unhealthy gums overnight, there are many steps you can take to strengthen your gums and restore your smile. At Prescott Dentistry, we provide...
Holistic dentistry isn’t only about taking care of your teeth, it’s also about taking care of your body. While mouthwash can help strengthen your teeth, many commercial dental rinses contain added ingredients that aren’t conducive to your overall health. Natural alternatives to mouthwash can be better...
Good dental hygiene means brushing your teeth regularly, but brushing too hard can cause damage. While you might think that you can never brush too much, dentists always caution against overbrushing. For the sake of your dental health, you should be mindful of the signs...
It often catches you off-guard the first time—you sip a hot or cold beverage and suddenly your teeth start to ache. Tooth sensitivity leaves us vulnerable to pain and forces us to adjust our lifestyles and eating habits. However, it can also be a warning...
September is National Gum Care Month, and our team at Prescott Dentistry wants to make sure you are taking care of your gum health! Detecting the early signs of gum disease is the best way to prevent it from progressing into the advanced stages of...