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You’ve likely heard time and time again that proper oral hygiene is the way to a healthy smile. While this is certainly true, your hygiene habits aren’t the only thing that is beneficial for your teeth. The foods that we eat on a regular basis can actually play a huge role in our oral health. While you may assume that you already know the foods to eat and which to avoid, this list may surprise you! Check out these foods that are actually good for your teeth.

If you want to enjoy a healthy, attractive smile, looking after your gums should be a significant priority. Need to know what you can do to keep them in tip-top condition? Here are our top tips for taking care of your gums so that they can continue to support your teeth and help you to retain a healthy smile for longer.

At Woodward Dental Care, we routinely place dental crowns on our patient’s teeth to help protect them from further damage or decay. While crowns have a variety of uses and can help correct a number of issues, they are extremely effective to protect and restore the function of a broken tooth.

Many dental patients have at least a passing interest in teeth whitening. The desire to have brilliantly white teeth with a procedure that isn’t painful or time-consuming can often be too difficult to pass by. However, it is important to understand the benefits of in-office teeth whitening are so that you can weigh your decision to undergo the procedure.

Despite our best efforts to look after our teeth, general wear and tear and sometimes more severe damage can still occur. Nevertheless, we still want to maintain a healthy and attractive smile that ensures that we feel confident every time we open our mouths.

Sensitive teeth are a real pain. Every time you ingest something that is too hot or too cold, you get a sharp pain shooting through your jaw...

The New Year is right around the corner, and along with it comes making some New Year's resolutions. You might resolve to save more money...

Many people avoid going to the dentist because they fear pain. There was a time when that was a valid fear. Dentistry, in the not too distant past, could be a painful experience...

If your mouth burns after you eat, you could be suffering from a condition known as burning mouth syndrome (BMS). There are several reasons for the sensation. 

You are told you should floss to clean in between your teeth. It really is the only way you can get to the food particles that inevitably get between your teeth...