Castlebury Dental Blog

At Castlebury Dental, we believe that it's never too late for you to achieve the smile you’ve always wanted. This blog explores the benefits and common concerns of Invisalign and how this discreet and comfortable treatment can be a game-changer for your dental health and self-confidence. Whether you’re looking to improve your smile or resolve long-standing dental issues, Invisalign offers a modern, effective solution tailored to meet the needs of older adults.

If you're considering Invisalign treatment, you're most likely wondering how much it will cost and whether your insurance will cover any expenses. The good news is that most major dental insurance providers cover Invisalign treatment.

Choosing to improve your smile with Invisalign is a rewarding process, but whether you are in the middle of treatment or are still weighing your options, you may have questions about what happens next. It is normal to be worried about aftercare.

Popcorn has been a popular snack for people of all ages since the 1800’s. However, it is not necessarily the snack preferred by most dentists. In fact, many dentists will go out of their way to avoid consuming popcorn due to the number of patients frequenting their dental office identifying popcorn as the culprit of their teeth pain.

Despite our best efforts, time & decay can still take their toll on our teeth. If that happens, your dentist will likely recommend a crown. A crown shouldn’t cause you discomfort & it certainly shouldn’t fall out. If this is happening to you, consider the following reasons your crown might fall out.

Nowadays, more & more people are turning to Invisalign as a popular alternative to traditional braces when it comes to straightening teeth. This may have you wondering if Invisalign or traditional braces are right for you. This is what you can expect when you opt for Invisalign from your dentist.

When you see blood coming from your gums, it’s natural to feel concerned. You may wonder: “Why are my gums bleeding?” What is causing your gums to bleed? One cause may be gum disease, bacterial growth in the mouth that can lead to tooth loss, destruction of gum tissue, & even destruction of bone.

Providing dental care for people with special needs can sometimes be a challenge. Depending on the patient's cognitive abilities, past traumas, phobias, motor control, and level of physical discomfort, a visit to the dentist can sometimes be an extremely frightening experience.

Pediatric sedation for dental care is becoming a common practice among dental practices today. We all want our children to have good oral health, but it is no secret that performing dental care on young children can be a challenge.

When a patient is missing all of their upper or lower teeth, they have several options available to them to replace those teeth. Some people prefer the conventional dentures that sit on the gums. While others prefer dental implants or overdentures. Overdentures are great for those who want comfort and an increased level of function. These dentures are removable and are attached to the natural teeth or dental implants.