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Though nobody wants to get cavities, so many of us do.

Are you a parent who must frequently remind your kids to brush their teeth at least twice a day?

As we bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new one, it's the perfect time to embrace a fresh start in every aspect of our lives, including our oral health.

“To err is human,” wrote poet Alexander Pope 400 years ago. And it’s still true today. We all make mistakes, and we can only hope to learn from them.

What could be more comforting than gathering around the Thanksgiving table with family and friends?

Halloween is becoming more popular every year, especially among children who get to dress up, carve pumpkins and enjoy haunted houses and hayrides.

At Woodruff Family Dentistry/Crowns Now, we’ve proudly served families from throughout the area by providing friendly, attentive care that always puts the needs of our patients first.

We've all had those nights when we're too tired to pick up the toothbrush, or those rushed mornings when we're running late for work.

As parents, we cherish the milestones in our children's lives—their first steps, first words, and first day of school. But what about their first dental visit?

One of the features of a sensational smile is bright, white teeth!

Halloween is becoming more popular every year, especially among children who get to dress up, carve pumpkins and enjoy haunted houses and hayrides.

Do you use smokeless tobacco because cowboys in Western movies look cool when they use it?

Following an excellent oral healthcare routine is always beneficial. But going overboard—being too excellent—is not beneficial.

Life can be quite stressful, and many of us have a variety of coping mechanisms. One common tension reliever is damaging our oral health in the form of teeth grinding and/or clenching.

You probably don’t give much thought to your saliva, but it performs many important jobs.

Think about it: What would your life be like if you couldn’t use your mouth?

Everyone who wears braces knows that extra time and effort must be put into cleaning their teeth so they stay free of food, tartar and plaque.

Studies are always coming out about the effects of alcohol consumption on our health. Some proclaim moderate drinking to be safe, others even point to potential benefits under some conditions.

A mouth’s many components team up to perform imperative tasks. This valuable orifice is a very busy place, which, unfortunately, makes it susceptible to glitches and the occasional misfortune.

Your tongue is quite talented. This mighty muscle helps you chew, whistle, speak, wipe your lips and show your displeasure by sticking it out at someone. It can even indicate possible health issues.

We’re living longer, healthier lives nowadays, and there’s no reason that shouldn’t include our oral health.

The pain from biting your tongue is strong!

Doesn’t it seem unfair that our primary teeth start to fall out by the time we’re a mere 7 years old…and we spend the rest of our lives with the same set of permanent teeth?

Americans are known around the world for their healthy and attractive teeth. Our standards are higher than those in other countries, and many of us work hard to sport sparkling smiles.

In our increasingly complex world, some important things remain remarkably simple. Take water, for example — that vital fluid that makes up about 60 percent of our bodies.

One of the most frequent questions patients ask our friendly family dentist at Greenville Office on Woodruff Road is why some people seem to get more cavities than others.

Cavities are permanently damaged areas that turn into tiny holes.

Does your face hurt or do your jaws ache when you wake up in the morning?

Everyone knows how important it is to keep their teeth in tip-top shape. But some people don’t know how to go about doing it.

The human body is a complex system in which everything is interconnected. From head to toe, what affects one area of your body influences one or more other areas.

Having clean teeth is crucial for maintaining a radiant smile and ensuring optimal oral health.  Woodruff Family Dentistry/Crowns Now can help you in many different ways.

The oral examination is a fundamental and uplifting procedure that plays a pivotal role in maintaining excellent oral health.

If you dread going to the dentist, your trepidation may soon lift. Laser technology, which has been used in innumerable types of medical procedures for years, has come to dental offices.

How much do you think about your toothbrush? Sure, you do a good job of using it to brush your teeth, but have you ever wondered about the cleanliness of the trusty tool you use at least twice a day?

Admittedly, tongue scraping does not have a pleasant sound to it. In fact, it sounds uncomfortable at best!

Does your smile reflect how you feel inside?

Do you envy the perfect smiles of celebrities and other people in high-profile positions?

At the office of Greenville Office on Woodruff Road, we maintain a position at the forefront of the latest advances in care to offer patients treatment that is more precise, convenient, and…

Few foods are better for our health than fruit. Packed with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber, fruit is nature’s superfood.

Do you dislike your smile because your front teeth have minor alignment issues?

At the office of Woodruff Family Dentistry/Crowns Now, our skilled professionals make it a point to provide personalized and compassionate dental care for patients of all ages.

Though it may not seem like it, your teeth are complicated biological components and play significant roles in the health of the entire body rather than just the mouths they inhabit.

The essential part of a great smile starts with bright white teeth.

The normal adult mouth has 32 teeth that are as unique as your fingerprints.

Everyone knows about teeth, but not everyone knows all there is to know about their choppers.

Saliva, commonly referred to as spit, is something many of us probably haven’t given much thought to. But this bodily fluid is vitally important to our oral and overall health.

The American Dental Association advocates flossing once a day to remove food particles that have become lodged between the teeth, the ones our toothbrush might not be able to reach.

Our teeth are made to withstand years of wear and tear. They’re covered with a thin layer of enamel, a protective shell that’s the hardest substance in our bodies.

Getting children to go to a dental appointment can be a challenge for many parents.

It’s important to take excellent care of your teeth and gums no matter how old you are. But as with the rest of your body parts, age can take a toll on them.

You probably don’t give much thought to your saliva, but it performs many important jobs. Inadequate saliva flow is a condition called dry mouth.

The benefits of fluoride in helping to fortify the enamel protecting our teeth and ward off harmful bacteria are well documented.

The tongue is instrumental in allowing us to speak clearly, to taste our foods and in chewing. But did you know the tongue can also speak volumes about your health?

It’s no fun when one or some of your teeth are sore. In addition to being physically uncomfortable, you might be worried that it might progress to something worse.

The holidays are filled with opportunities to share the joy of the season with our family and friends.