Dental Erosion Can Be Caused by Acidic Foods

Did you know that foods that have a high acidity level can erode your tooth enamel? The reason is due to low pH levels within the foods. One of the biggest offenders of acidic foods is found in sugary sweets, specifically sour sweets. In fact, there are some sour treats that can be purchased today at your local supermarket that... read more »

Cosmetic Dentistry Can Improve Your Smile Through Various Treatments

Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you and it’s a key to making a great first impression. If your teeth suffer from chips, mismatched fillings, stains, or discoloration, it can significantly hamper your social life. Fortunately, Dr. James Feldman is highly trained in a variety of cosmetic dental treatments. The treatment that is right for... read more »

Teaching Your Little Ones Good Dental Habits

If you’re raising a child, you want to do whatever you can to help your little one stay healthy and strong. Learning good habits can help your child stay healthy, but did you know that your child’s oral health can also affect the health of their body? Everyone’s overall health could be affected by the health of their mouths. This... read more »

With Timely Treatment, a Cavity Can Often Be Repaired with a Filling

An inconsistent oral hygiene routine or the lack of regular attendance to your dental checkups at Feldman Dentistry greatly increases your chances of developing cavities. If it is detected early, your dentist, Dr. James Feldman, can repair most small cavities with a standard dental filling. Dr. James Feldman will start by conducting a thorough examination of the tooth. This will... read more »

Think of Your Smile This Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is full of delicious treats and fantastic feasts. That is why during the holiday season it is vital to keep your oral health in wonderful health. Here at Feldman Dentistry in Washington, DC, we are happy to help keep your smile healthy with tips and tricks this Thanksgiving. Here are five tips to help you keep great oral health... read more »

Having a Dental Bleaching Treatment Is Often the Best Way to Whiten Teeth

Deep stains on your smile can leave you feeling self-conscious. The depth and degree of the stains will influence the whitening method Dr. James Feldman recommends. If you’ve been unimpressed with the whitening products sold in stores, or if your teeth are deeply stained, they will likely recommend a dental bleaching treatment. The potent whitening agents your dentist uses represent... read more »

A Custom-Fitted Night Guard Can Prevent the Damage Caused from Grinding Your Teeth

Stress is a common issue that is plaguing many Americans. When this happens, some individuals can develop an unconscious habit of grinding their teeth. This tends to occur at night while you are deep asleep. If left untreated by new stress-management techniques, this could result in serious damage to your teeth and other oral health complications. The unnatural strain applied... read more »

How to Ease Your Child’s Unease About the Dentist

You and our dentist should each take part in making sure your child’s first dental appointment is a positive experience. Be aware that any anxiety displayed by you, the parent, will be picked up by your child. Also, if a dentist is unfriendly, unnecessary fear can be caused in the child. Your Role in Your Child’s Appointment There are several... read more »

How Inlays and Onlays Can Do for You

Have you ever bitten into something only to hear something crack in your mouth? Similarly, have you ever lost just a piece of your tooth? Naturally, if this happens you may wonder about what your options are. For instance, you may have heard about dental crowns and fillings—which could both be viable options—but have you ever heard of inlays and... read more »

Fractured Teeth may Require a Crown

Accidents, hard falls or a blow to the face during contact sports can sometimes contain enough force to fracture one or more of your teeth. Even if the fracture is small and doesn’t damage the pulp or root of a tooth, it will still need to be repaired to prevent future tooth decay issues. One of the most common methods... read more »

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