We proudly serve patients in Washington, NJ, offering comprehensive dental services. We believe the true test of a quality dental office is the longevity of its staff, and we are proud that our caring staff has, on average, been with us for over 13 years. If youre looking for a dental expereince that provides outstanding patient care in a familiar, caring environment that you can trustlook no further.

Providing general and cosmetic dentistry in Washington, NJ, Dr. Brian Bialiy has earned the highest ratings in quality and patient satisfaction. Dr. Bialiy believes in a strong connection between a patients oral health and general health, so he is dedicated to developing a customized treatment plan that is specially designed for each patient. When we say your dental health is our specialty, we mean it.

Our Dental Assistants Debbie, Cara, Rachel, and Dana are my right-hand ladies. They allow me to perform demanding and intricate procedures so you can receive the highest level of care. Without them, I could not practice.

Dina and her Husband are local residents of Washington. She stays very busy with her Daughter who is a competitive cheerleader for the Warren Hills Jr Streaks. She also enjoys spending time with her Goldendoodle Boddington.

Tracey has 10+ years of experience assisting and managing a dental office. She is willing and eager to deal with the diversity of tasks that may arise. She is always there to assist with any questions or issues.

Tracey and her husband Ron are lifelong residents of Washington. She has two daughters attending college. In her spare time, she enjoys going to the beach, walking, and spending time with her family and friends.

Heather has been a registered dental hygienist for 15 years. She started working at Castle Family Dentistry in July of 2019. Most of the time she is helping out as a business manager and helps fill in for the hygiene department.

Heather is also Dr. Bialiys wife and one of the reasons why he decided to become a dentist. When not helping out in the office, she is driving her beautiful daughters all over NJ and PA. She also enjoys spending time with friends and family. Heathers first love is dancing and performing. She also loves cuddling up on the couch with her cats and dog.

Debbie attended the Fairleigh Dickinson Certified Dental Assisting and Radiology Program in 1980. Deb then went on to pursue her Certification and Expanded Function licenses, which she used for many years. Debbie is, as is the rest of our staff, certified in adult and child CPR.

Debbie is warm, friendly, and compassionate. She enjoys meeting new patients and likes to make patients feel comfortable and appreciated, whether that is clinically assisting the Dr or working with the front office team. Debbie has almost 35 years of experience in the dental field. Deb has seen many changes in dentistry through the years and keeps current on new techniques and technology, along with the Dr and staff, through continuing education classes.

Outside the office, Deb enjoys spending time with her family and friends. Her husband of 40 years. Their 2 daughters and of course our 4 grandchildren all under the age of 3!! Deb enjoys making give-away baskets for the office, cooking, crafting, and sewing.

Rachel has been a dental assistant for 18 years, graduating from Warren county community college. She joined the practice in 2005 where she worked full time until having children. Now she fills in when needed. She resides in Lopatcong with her husband, daughter, son, 2 dogs, and 2 cats. Her hobbies include camping, baking, and spending time with family and friends.

Dana started in the dental field at age 18 working in a dental laboratory. Soon after, her interest grew and she went to Dental Studies Institute to achieve her Radiology license. Dana worked in Bergen county for twelve years and continued her education receiving her CDA and RDA. Dana now resides in Pennsylvania where she raises her two children. While the kids keep her and her husband busy, she still works part-time and continues her passion for rescuing dogs from high kill shelters and finds foster and permanent homes for them.

Juliet is an R.D.H. that joined our staff in 2017. She is passionate about teaching her patients about the oral-systemic link and the importance of good oral hygiene. She loves what she does, and that is evidenced by the dental hygiene study club she helps run or the dental voluntarism she participates in throughout the year. She is a proud Jersey native and a graduate of Middlesex County College.

In her free time, you can find her taking in a play, spending time with her friends (its actually her cats), and learning about & experiencing the world around her. Her other passion is food- not cooking it, but eating it. When youre in her chair, ask Juliet about her most recent culinary adventure or travel plans- she will gladly tell you about the best place, in her opinion, to eat wherever she has visited.

Cara graduated in 2012 from the Dental Assisting and Radiology Program at Warren County Community College. She is also the Dental Radiography Instructor at Warren County Community College. She earned her Certified Dental Assistant License and Registered Dental Assistant License in 2019, as she enjoys bettering her education and learning new things. She has one daughter, that is her whole world. In her free time, she loves to spend time with her daughter, visit her family in North Carolina, read, garden and trips to the beach.

Kerstin's education consisted of Millersville University and Northampton Community College. Kerstin has been a dental hygienist for over 25 years. Her favorite part of being a dental hygienist is easing the fears of her apprehensive patients. She also loves to educate her patients on the link between dental health and the health of the entire body. Graduated from Liberty High School in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and currently resides in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Rebecca graduated from Warren County Community Colleges Dental Assisting and Radiology Program in 2019. She spent the next year working as a Dental Assistant in Orlando FL. After moving back to NJ, she joined the Castle Family Dentistry team in January 2021. With a passion for patient education, Rebecca loves developing a sense of trust with each of her patients, helping them understand their dental treatment.

My wife had an emergency and this was her first time going to Castle Family Dental. Dr. Bialiy was fantastic. We just moved into this area and didn't have a dentist. We will both continue going there. All of the staff are very nice. The Drs. Assistant was so sweet and made my wife feel comfortable. The entire place is great! Scott Girandola

I recently switched to Family Castle Dentistry and cannot speak highly enough of my experiences there. Dr. Bialiy and his staff are always friendly and courteous and his assistants show high levels of experience and efficiency. I like that Dr. Bialiy explains what he is doing as he works and has a good sense of humor.

I felt very safe. They take every precaution possible as far as Covid is concerned. The staff is very friendly and professional. They speak honestly with you and put you at ease. I definitely would recommend them.

Everyone at Castle is very nice and professional. Our whole family goes there and we highly recommend it. They have been very diligent in making things as safe as possible with Covid protocols as well.

We utilize leading-edge dental technology as part of our commitment to providing an exceptional level of dentistry. These tools allow us to detect issues earlier, diagnose, and treat more dental issues faster while keeping your comfort priority one at all times. You can trust youre getting only the latest dental technology and treatments when you visit our office.

A picture explains what words never can, especially when it comes to your teeth. Intraoral cameras can take pictures with such detail, showing cracks and stress marks in a tooth that cant be seen with the naked eye.

Our office uses intraoral digital scanners to create a highly detailed 3D model of your teeth. The resulting 3D surface model is the virtual, time efficient, and safe alternative to traditional plaster models.

Dr. Bialiy has been married to his wonderful and supportive wife, Heather, for almost 20 years. Together they have two beautiful daughters. When not practicing dentistry, Dr. Bialiy enjoys spending time with his family and friends, Formula 1 racing, target practice and cheering on his beloved Rutgers Football Scarlet Knights.

Brushing your teeth is something that you should do every day! Using a soft-bristled brush can help remove food particles, plaque, and other debris from your teeth. If you choose not to use a soft-bristled brush, electric toothbrushes have become an option for many. Choosing a proper toothbrush will help you brush those hard-to-reach places. It is important to brush twice a day, once in the morning and once before you go to bed for two minutes each time.

To properly brush, use about a pea size of toothpaste. There are many types of toothpaste and choosing the right one for you is important. Toothpaste varieties range from those designed for sensitivity to those used for tartar protection. Begin by placing the toothbrush at a 45-degree angle to the gums. Use small and gentle circular motions so you are cleaning the surface of the teeth and gently massaging your gums. Proper brushing takes two minutes, so set a timer, stopwatch or even sing a song to ensure that you are brushing for a long enough time. For hard to reach areas in the back and inside surfaces of the teeth, use the tip of the toothbrush. Brushing your tongue can also help remove bacteria and leave your breath smelling fresher.

Replacement of your toothbrush should occur every 2-3 months or when your toothbrush bristles start showing signs of wear. Toothbrushes should also be replaced after illness to prevent reinfecting yourself.

Brushing alone does not reach all areas of the mouth. The areas in between teeth cannot be accessed with a toothbrush and therefore flossing is needed. Flossing helps clean and prevent the formation of plaque in between teeth and underneath the gum line.

To properly floss, use about 15 inches of floss and wrap it around your middle finger and leave about 2 inches of floss to work with. Use your thumbs and index fingers to help guide the floss in between the teeth and slide it between the gum and teeth, forming a V motion. The floss should clean underneath the gum line, but avoid forcing it down further, which causes damage to the gum tissue.

Mouthrinses are another way to keep your teeth healthy and your breath fresh. Though it does not replace brushing and flossing, rinsing can help after meals when a toothbrush is not readily available.