Biomimetic Dentistry Tag Archives

26 Feb 5 Reasons to Choose Holistic Dentistry

Posted at 18:55h in Uncategorized by Prescott Dentistry

At Prescott Dentistry, we understand you have a lot of options when it comes to choosing a dentist for you and your family. While traditional dentistry just focuses on your oral health, holistic dentistry fundamentally understands that there is an important connection between your mouth...

20 Jan Common Myths About Water Fluoridation

Posted at 13:07h in Dental Health, Holistic Options by Prescott Dentistry

When it comes to fluoride, there is a lot of controversy. While the use of topical fluoride does strengthen the enamel, at Prescott Dentistry, we understand that many of you have concerns about ingesting fluoride. Water is one of the biggest sources of fluoride ingestion...

27 Mar A Guide to Holistic vs. Traditional Dentistry

Posted at 17:32h in Biomimetic Dentistry, Holistic Dentistry by Prescott Dentistry

Are you looking for a natural alternative to traditional dentistry? Holistic dentistry offers all the same benefits as modern dentistry, plus the extra bonus of focusing on your long-term, overall health. We hope this guide to holistic vs. traditional dentistry will help you understand what...

If you have a badly damaged tooth or need a root canal procedure, you might need a crown instead of a filling. However, biomimetic dentistry can prevent the need for crowns in many cases.

10 Jan When Do You Need a Crown vs. a Filling?

Posted at 10:00h in Biomimetic Dentistry, Holistic Dentistry by Prescott Dentistry

When do you need a crown vs. a filling? Usually only when there is extensive decay. If you have a badly damaged tooth or need a root canal procedure, you might have to get a crown instead of a filling. However, crowns are not always...

rheumatoid arthritis - model of teeth and gums

05 May How Rheumatoid Arthritis Affects Your Teeth

Posted at 22:33h in Biomimetic Dentistry, Dental Health by Prescott Dentistry

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an autoimmune disease that causes painful joint inflammation. It can affect the joints in your hands, feet, knees, hips, and shoulders. But did you know that rheumatoid arthritis can also affect your teeth, jaw, and overall oral health? Here's an overview...

types of dental bridges - example of a implant-supported bridge that uses four implants

08 May Four Types of Dental Bridges: What’s the Difference?

Posted at 22:37h in Biomimetic Dentistry, Dental Health by Prescott Dentistry

Dental bridges are a common method for replacing missing teeth. In fact, several different types of dental bridges have been developed for use in various situations. Depending on the position of the replacement, the health of your remaining teeth, and the overall cost, you can...

tooth extraction - model of the lower jaw and tooth extraction example

26 Apr Six Common Reasons for Tooth Extractions

Posted at 15:09h in Uncategorized by Prescott Dentistry

Tooth extractions may be necessary when damaged teeth cannot be repaired. However, the reasons for tooth extraction can vary, depending on the underlying issue. Accidental injuries, tooth decay, overcrowding, and severe gum disease can all cause cases where tooth extraction is the only option. The Prescott...

digital x-rays - Dentist examining a dental x-ray.

03 Mar What Are Digital Dental X-Rays?

Posted at 14:50h in Dental Health, Technology by Prescott Dentistry

Since their introduction in the 1980s, digital x-rays have been overtaking their traditional counterparts at most dental practices. X-rays are a valuable and convenient tool for dentists who need to ensure that there are no unseen issues with your teeth. Digital innovations have made this...

What happens when you get a cavity filled - patient undergoing inspection by dentist.

17 Feb What Happens When You Get A Cavity Filled?

Posted at 10:06h in Dental Procedures by Prescott Dentistry

While tooth fillings are a traditional solution for cavities, many patients are unaware of what happens when they get a cavity filled. For many patients, there’s understandable anxiety when they undergo a tooth filling procedure. There is, of course, nothing wrong with that, but understanding...

brushing teeth too much - Person about to brush teeth

02 Feb When Is Brushing Your Teeth Too Much?

Posted at 07:34h in Dental Health, Dental Hygiene by Prescott Dentistry

If you’re the kind of person who takes dental hygiene seriously, it’s easy to remember to brush your teeth regularly. However, you might not be aware that damage to the teeth can still occur even with regular care, or that brushing your teeth too much...