While filled with holiday cheer and celebrations, the end of the year can also be a stressful time for many people. Believe it or not, stress can have a big impact on the overall health of your mouth. Many of us know about the effects...
We all know that drinking water is good for our bodies, but you may not know that staying hydrated also plays an important role in our dental health. Our team at Hicks Dental Group in Prescott values your overall health—and drinking more water is one...
More than 90 percent of adults in the U.S. have cavities. We all learned about cavities as children, but for many of us the learning stopped there. Since there are a lot of common misconceptions about what causes cavities, in today’s post, our team at...
Caring for your dentures is just as important as keeping natural teeth clean. But the process is a little different than simply flossing and brushing your teeth. For that reason, our team at Hicks Dental Group in Prescott would like to offer a few tips...
Have you ever wondered about tooth enamel and why it’s so important? At Hicks Dental Group in Prescott Arizona, the health of your teeth—and keeping you informed about your dental health—are our top priorities. That’s why in today’s post we will talk about how to...
As we age, there are some things that we tend to neglect. Dental health seems to be one of the personal hygiene steps that can tend to be forgotten. At Hicks Dental Group in Prescott, we want to remind you that oral health is an...
Did you know February is American Heart Month? It makes sense, since we also celebrate Valentine’s Day in February. But you may be wondering what this has to do dentistry. The answer? Your oral health actually plays a key role in your overall wellness, including...
Unfortunately, cold and flu season is upon us. Our staff at Hicks Dental Group wants you stay as healthy as possible this winter. But if you do get sick, here are some tips for keeping your mouth healthy during cold and flu season in Prescott! Toothbrush...
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...