As patients begin to age, their teeth can become more sensitive and more prone to cavities. To some people, tooth loss may seem normal when growing older, but in fact, it is often preventable. Through proper at-home cleanings, dental checkups, proper diet, and regular dental...
We often think of the health of our teeth and gums as being unrelated to the rest of our bodies. But in fact, good dental health is intricately tied to keeping our whole body healthy. It’s been proven, for example, that gum disease has been...
At Hicks Dental Group, our goal is to provide the highest quality of dental care in Prescott. We use state-of-the-art technology and offer advanced options for treating any type of tooth, gum, or oral cavity condition. As a result, our patients have reported feeling well-cared...
When you pass by a mirror and notice your smile, do you find yourself focusing on that crooked tooth, or cringing at an unsightly gap, or wishing your teeth weren’t so yellow? You’re not alone. Many people worry about their dental imperfections, and it makes...
When you visit a new doctor for a checkup, you want to know what to expect. It’s the same with dental offices: you want to know what to prepare for when you visit a new dentist. If it has been a while since you have...
You’re not alone: many people have aesthetic issues they’d like to change on their teeth. Whether it’s making your smile brighter, straightening your teeth, or fixing stains or spots, cosmetic dentistry can help. At Hicks Dental Group, we’re a trusted Prescott dentist able to correct...
Research has proven that oral health can impact your overall health. That’s why it’s more important than ever to care for your teeth. Scientists have done studies showing that certain dental problems can lead to other health issues such as strokes, heart disease, heart attacks,...
At Hicks Dental Group of Prescott, our priority is to keep your smile strong and functional. But we also want you to feel good about your smile, and that’s where our cosmetic dentistry services enter the picture. The aesthetics of your smile are as important...
In 2015, it was estimated that about 47.8 million people living in the United States were over the age of 65 (United States Census Bureau). That means currently, about 15% of the American population is aged 65 or older. Unfortunately, the largest percentage of those...
A missing tooth can occur for any number of reasons; severe gum disease, heavy tooth grinding, malnutrition, serious illness, or trauma, like a hit to the mouth or head. A dental implant is one solution for tooth loss that is more permanent than a standard...