When people think about their health, they often focus on their heart, their diet, or their stress levels—but rarely their mouth. And yet, your dental health plays a surprisingly big role in your overall well-being. When dental problems pop up, they don’t just sit...
“Discover ethical dentistry at The Silberman Dental Group in Waldorf, MD. We prioritize your health with transparency, honesty, and respect for your choices. We provide thorough explanations of X-rays and treatment options, avoiding unnecessary procedures. Learn...
Have you been experiencing pain or discomfort in or around your mouth recently but feel unsure about asking your dentist or family doctor? Oral health is a major part of your general health; nothing should be overlooked. People often ignore what seems like...
At Silberman Dental Group, we believe that a healthy smile is a happy smile! That’s why we’re dedicated to providing the best possible care for your teeth, even if you’re not experiencing any pain. Dental decay, also known as tooth decay or cavities,...
Ask any hygienist, and they will tell you: Most people do not like to floss! If this statement reads true to you, then it’s time to explore different ways to floss. There are other options made explicitly to clear plaque and food between your teeth. There are:...
You’re pregnant. Congratulations! You may have many questions about dental care during pregnancy, so I created this video to give gentle advice as you experience your pregnancy. I know you have a lot of doctor’s visits with your obstetrician and so much to think...
Are experiencing tooth pain? Watch our video as Dr. Silberman explains whether to apply heat or cold to a toothache and get out of pain now!
What if you’ve brushed your teeth and the bad breath persists? Learn 6 possible reasons you’re experiencing that “not-so-fresh” feeling even after brushing, as well as a few ways to solve the problem.
Imagine a tool that could detect cavities before they show up on an x-ray! Dr. Silberman discusses DIAGNOdent laser technology that identifies tooth decay early saving you time and money on future dental treatments.
The hard, outer layer that protects your teeth against tooth decay is called enamel. And even though tooth enamel is commonly considered to be the toughest mineral substance in the human body — even tougher than bone — it still has some vulnerability. Beverages such...
