gum disease Tag

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...

Have you ever wondered if you were at risk for gum disease? Most people probably don’t spend much time thinking about it, but there’s a chance you have one or more risk factors that could increase your chances of developing gum (periodontal) disease. The good...

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...