Castlebury Dental Blog

There are great reasons for fixing your smile with Invisalign aligners. This type of orthodontia is appropriate for teenagers and adults who are responsible enough to care for the clear plastic aligners. Here are the overall benefits from wearing Invisalign aligners.

The last few months of the year are filled with wonderful family events that tend to take a toll on your teeth. Here are a few precautions you can take to prevent damage to your teeth and gums.

Congratulations to the family of Lee Ann Ross, the winners of the Disney World Family Trip Giveaway! Lee and her family had a blast, and reported back to us after the trip.

Even if you've reached a point where your child is in the habit of brushing regularly, it's not always easy for them to embrace flossing. Make it a less stressful task by considering some of the following fun ways to get your child to floss.

With work slowing to a crawl and school closed up until next year, summer just begs to be taken slow and lazy. Now is the best time to take advantage of the long days and warm nights.

Nothing is better than enjoying all of the warm weather and fun activities that happen in summer. However, during this season, many people neglect their oral health and end up paying for it later on.

With incredible orthodontic advancements in technique, materials and tools, a brand new smile is now only a few months away.

If you are a teen or adult who has problems with your teeth, your self-esteem can really take a hit. This is where a great alternative called Invisalign comes in.

Veneers are used when a single crown or bridge would be insufficient. If you have multiple cracked teeth, gaps, misalignments, or chips, then a veneer is the easiest solution. It is a thin, permanent mold that is adhered to your teeth to smooth the surface, fill in gaps, and even out the edges. Basically re-molding your smile all at once.

Let's straighten your smile this summer with Invisalign! Here are the benefits of doing it during summer and wowing everyone when you see them again in the Fall: