It’s Gum Care Month which means that we’ll be sharing tips and tricks for maintaining your gum health. Your gums are just as important as your teeth so they need the same care and attention! Importance of your gums Your gums protect your teeth and need to remain healthy. Gum issues can directly impact your…
Read MoreVisiting Castle Dental for regular checkups and cleanings means you’re being proactive in detecting early signs of oral cancer. Oral cancer refers to any cancer that develops in your mouth, sinuses, and throat. If not treated early, it can be life-threatening. Stay on top of your oral health by reading this blog to learn more…
Read MoreDid you know that caring for your oral health will also help your heart? In honor of the month of love, we created a 14-day plan to help you establish habits that will benefit both your smile and heart. Read on to see what you can do to keep both your smile and heart happy!…
Read MoreThe end of 2023 is fast approaching so now’s the time to maximize your dental insurance benefits if you have not already done so. Most benefits expire on December 31st so we, at Castle Dental, want to make sure you are getting the most out of your benefits! Here are some simple tips you can…
Read MoreWith Armed Forces Day approaching, we wanted to focus on and honor our military dentists! Since the American Revolution, dental care has been a part of the military. As decades progressed, dentists have become important members of our troops and their work should not be overlooked. Because they may be the only dental provider in…
Read MoreIn a study published in the online Journal of Clinical Periodontology, researchers found that COVID patients with gum disease were more likely to suffer serious medical complications, including being: 3.5 times more likely to be admitted to intensive care 4.5 times more likely to need a ventilator Nearly nine times more likely to die compared…
Read MorePhoto by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. If you’re a parent of a young child, it’s likely they’ll have an opportunity (or a few) at some point that day to exchange Valentine’s goodies with friends. We love the sentiment of this holiday, but encourage families to get creative and…
Read MorePhoto by JESHOOTS.COM on Unsplash Are the holidays stressing you out? Take a deep breath. Stress can cause wear and tear on your body, including your mouth. Ever had a painful canker sore? Or experienced uncomfortable dry mouth? Felt the symptoms of gum disease? Or ended your day with a sore jaw from grinding your…
Read More‘Tis the season for reflecting on this year’s activities and milestones, giving and giving back. Which is why we’re thinking about all the smiles that come into our offices and the difference we’re making with the help of the Smiles for Everyone Foundation at home and abroad. Smiles for Everyone Foundation was founded in 2011…
Read MoreNobody wants to deal with the pain and discomfort caused by cavities, least of all your children! Limiting foods high in sugar like candy and soda is a great way to start taking care of your child’s overall oral health, but to maintain it, eating certain foods can help. From dairy to different fruits and…
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