Television ads about toothpaste often mention keeping your teeth clean in order to avoid gingivitis. So what IS gingivitis? At Prescott Dentistry, we’re quite familiar with this word and with the negative impact of its meaning. Let’s take a few minutes to clear up any...
At Prescott Dentistry, it’s our goal to offer excellent dental care and give you a strong, confident smile. As we serve you, our patients, we’ve noticed there are certain recurring concerns that have surfaced as topics of conversation. So this week, we would like to...
Unfortunately, cold and flu season is quickly approaching. Our staff at Prescott Dentistry wants you to stay as healthy as possible this winter. But if you do get sick, here are some tips for staying healthy during cold and flu season in Prescott! 1. Keep Your...
Halloween is quickly approaching! With all the tasty treats looming in the near future, you may be worried about the amount of sugar you and your family will be consuming. We know it’s hard to avoid candy altogether, and we want you and your kids...
In our last post, we gave you an overview of Ayurvedic medicine and ayurvedic dental care. In today’s post, we’ll explore some Ayurvedic dental tips that you can use at home, if it happens to be something you’re interested in. You may even find that...
At Prescott Dentistry, we understand the importance of holistic dental care. As the only fully trained and certified biomimetic dentists in Arizona, we seek to restore your mouth to its natural state with minimally invasive treatment options. Here are some natural remedies for dental health...
In our last post about ozone therapy in Prescott, we defined ozone and how it’s used in dentistry. Be sure to read that blog post first if you haven’t already done so! In this post we’ll talk about the safety and benefits of ozone therapy....
Ozone therapy is being used by dentists all across the country as a holistic approach to treating conditions like cavities, abscessed teeth, and gum disease. In the past, if you experienced tooth decay that required a filling or a root canal, you would likely have...
Sugar is one of the worst foods we can eat. It isn’t just bad for our teeth, it’s bad for our bodies too. Sugar can cause cavities, inflammation, weight gain, acne, and it can increase your risk of developing diabetes, heart disease, fatty liver, and...
Since we just celebrated Mother’s Day, we thought it would be a good time to talk about dental care and pregnancy. If you are a first time Mom, you may be wondering if there is a risk with going to the dentist while you are...