When it comes to removing your wisdom teeth, our office understands it could be a difficult decision for some people. When they first appear, your wisdom teeth can become painful and seem insignificant, making it harder to see the long-term repercussions of not removing them. Our dentists, Dr. James Feldman, cares about your oral health and offers wisdom teeth removal... read more »
Just like when you’re sick with something that feels like a cold, but might be something worse, we tend to wait to see a dentist until we’re sure a problem tooth isn’t just a temporary toothache. After all, who has the time to waste on an appointment just to hear that nothing’s wrong? However, the truth is that, just like... read more »
Your overall oral health is what helps you to chew food, show your facial expressions and speak properly. Daily oral hygiene is the foundation of stable oral health and prevents oral issues such as cavities and gum disease, which can deeply affect your life. We offer a few general yet important oral care recommendations to help you maintain appropriate dental... read more »
Have you recently recovered from an illness? Then it's a good time to throw out that old toothbrush. The reason being that if you have been sick, your toothbrush may be holding onto the germs that can infect others. You might be married with kids, or share an apartment with friends. In the majority of cases, people will tend to... read more »
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 »
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 »
Do you grind your teeth at night while you sleep? If you have been experiencing tooth problems due to night-time teeth grinding, you are in good company. The Bruxism Association based in the U.K. says that nearly 70% of  teeth grinding while you sleep (also called bruxism), stems from stress or anxiety. Other contributing factors include sleep apnea, smoking, caffeine... read more »
There are many ways you can chip or break a tooth: biting down on a popcorn kernel, grinding your teeth, injury from contact sports, etc. A cracked tooth can have increased sensitivity and may even feel painful; luckily, a dentist can help. First of all, if your tooth has chipped or cracked then there are steps you need to take.... read more »