Because we use our mouths every day for eating, drinking, smiling, and talking, it’s important to take care of them. Taking good care of your oral health starts with a top-notch daily oral hygiene routine, which includes regular flossing. At Prescott Dentistry, we’re committed to...
A genuine smile can go a long way—it can make you seem more attractive, likable, trustworthy, and even intelligent. But what you may not know is that smiling more often can actually improve your overall health and help you live longer. At Prescott Dentistry, keeping...
Did you know that people with poor dental health are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s Disease? Research has found that there is actually a correlation between chronic periodontitis (gum inflammation) and this cognitive disorder. At Prescott Dentistry, we think it’s important to be aware of...
Cavities—for most of us, they seem pretty unavoidable. No matter how often we brush and floss, or how well we treat our teeth, they still have a way of showing up in our mouths unexpectedly. If you find yourself wondering why you still get cavities...
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...
Nothing ruins a great day like unbearable tooth pain when you sip your morning coffee. There are several causes of a bad toothache, but how can you tell what’s wrong? The Prescott Dentistry team is here to help. If you have a toothache, look out...
In our last post, we talked about some of the ways you should be taking care of your toothbrush. One of those tips was to make sure you are replacing your toothbrush every 3-4 months. Most of us simply throw the old ones in the...
How To Use a Waterpik Flosser and Other Common Questions Do you floss every day? Flossing is an important part of keeping your gums and teeth healthy as it helps prevent plaque from building under the gum line. According to a 2014 survey, only 41% of...
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,...
No one wants to experience tooth pain, and a toothache can ruin an otherwise wonderful day. While a root canal procedure sounds intimidating, the purpose is to alleviate the symptoms of a decayed or broken tooth and get back to smiling comfortably. A modern root canal...