Castlebury Dental Blog

Do you remember the dog days of summer? Anyone who grew up before the fateful invention of the internet knows that a three-month summer break felt like an eternity by mid-July.

When people think about good dental hygiene, they often ignore the importance of flossing. However, flossing actually plays a critical role in maintaining both oral and overall health.

Keeping up with the kids can be tricky, but it's wroth it when I get to see some of the awesome things they accomplish.

With the first rays of spring sunlight re-energizing your daily routine, you might be thinking it’s time to mix up your diet and cleanse away all those unwanted winter toxins. And that certainly seems like a good idea.

By the time spring and early summer come around, you’re well aware of the restlessness that disrupts your otherwise peaceful home. So how can you cure the last remnants of cabin fever and encourage your kids to get along?

I know that rewarding and honoring my entire Castlebury Dental team is a great way to continue providing top quality customer service and dental care for all of my Idaho patients. The fact is, I couldn’t do any of this without them!

For our anniversary last month, Becca and I took an amazing trip to the Bahamas to get a little rest and relaxation, and to spend a week with her brother who has been working there as a construction manager for the past year.

It's said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and that extends even to the subconscious. When humans are attracted to each other, platonically or otherwise, they have a tendency to mirror one another’s mannerisms, inflections, and posture. But what if you learned to harness these subconscious signals of endearment and use them to your advantage?

As the weather gets warmer, training is on my mind again. With a half marathon and bike relay on the radar for spring and summer, I've got my work cut out for me.

Sometimes, when the wintertime blues come a-knocking, you need a super-duper top-secret place to hide away. When the cold January winds are whistling, you’ll want a spot where you and the kids can curl up with some hot chocolate and all the books you can read.