You don’t need us to tell you that sugar is bad for your teeth. And we’re not going to tell you NOT to eat any Halloween candy this year. We’re just going to tell you to be careful—unfortunately, some types of Halloween candy can bring...
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month! And this year, the theme for the month is “Defeat Monster Mouth.” The American Dental Association (ADA) sponsors the month-long observance and offers free downloadable activities and worksheets for kids that you can find here. At Prescott Dentistry,...
You may think that it’s okay to let your young kids’ oral hygiene slide now and then because they will eventually lose their baby teeth—this is actually a serious misconception. Developing cavities in baby teeth can have long-term effects on your child’s oral health and...
February was national children’s dental health month which makes it a good time to talk about dental health for kids. Keeping children’s teeth healthy is a team effort. At Prescott Dentistry, we will partner with you to establish healthy dental habits that will help maintain...
Should cavities in baby teeth be filled? It is a question we hear a lot at Prescott Dental and it is a legitimate question. After all, baby teeth do fall out and are replaced by permanent teeth. Many people believe that for this reason, cavities...
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...