
Sundas Idrees, DDS
Dentist | General Practice
555 Grove Street 108 Herndon VA, 20170About
Dr. Sundas Idrees is a dentist practicing in Herndon, VA. Dr. Idrees specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases and conditions associated with the mouth and overall dental health. Dentists are trained to carry out such treatment as professional cleaning, restorative, prosthodontic and endodontic procedures, and performing examinations, among many others.
Education and Training
VCU School of Dentistry DDS 2014
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Sundas Idrees, DDS's Expert Contributions
Early Prevention and Detection - Taking Us Back to the Basics
When we talk to patients about cavities or caries, we are bringing to light a condition that can be prevented. Caries are the manifestation of an oral disease where "bad bacteria" breaks into the enamel (hard layer) of the teeth and continues to grow and compromise the important players in our...
How many times a year should I visit a dentist?
Every patient should see a dentist every 6 months. READ MORE
What is the best way to treat a cavity?
The best and correct way to treat a cavity is to have a filling completed on that tooth. A filling would be performed by a general dentist. READ MORE
What can I do about my yellow teeth?
The yellow that shows on teeth is due to the dentin (second layer) of the tooth that lies under your enamel (white layer). In order to brighten the "yellow" part of the teeth, you would consider in office or at home whitening products. READ MORE
How do I treat gingivitis?
Depending on how severe the gingivitis is, you may need a deep cleaning. Also, improve your home care with flossing every night, brushing twice a day with a soft toothbrush, using oral rinses and seeing a dentist every 6 months. READ MORE
Why are my gums itchy and red?
Itchy and red gums may be due to an allergy or can be a result of inflammation of the gums (gingivitis). See a dentist to finds ways to treat your condition. READ MORE
Are home remedies for gingivitis effective?
To help with gingivitis at home, a patient should floss, brush twice a day, and use oral rinses to reduce inflammation and bleeding. Also, see a dentist to make sure if you need a deep clean to remove the bacteria in the gums that cause gingivitis. READ MORE
What is gums disease?
Gum disease or gingivitis is inflammation and bleeding of the gum tissue. This is due to plaque and calculus build up that has cause the gums to become puffy and red. A dental deep cleaning helps to remove the plaque causing the gingivitis. See a dentist to schedule for a cleaning. READ MORE
How long does it take to get your dentures replaced?
The denture fabrication process can take anywhere from 3 weeks to 2 months depending on how fast the lab fabricates the dentures and the number of steps involved in between. READ MORE
Why do I develop gum pain after drinking cold drinks?
You may be experiencing generalized sensitivity to cold drinks. Sensitivity can be from gum recession and exposure of the root surface. You can try using Sensodyne or a fluoride sensitivity toothpaste to help. If the pain persists, see a dentist for further evaluation. READ MORE
Is surgery the only treatment for TMJ?
There are nonsurgical approaches to treating TMD. See a dentist to find what is best for you and your case. READ MORE
What is the small fluid filled bump in my mouth?
This could be a an area were your salivary gland deposits saliva and has clumped up, a mucocele, or another kind of lesion depending on the color, size, and symptoms. See a dentist to rule out any pathology and if the lesion requires any treatment. READ MORE
How do you relieve tight braces?
Tightening braces is part of the process for aligning teeth. However, you can see your orthodontist or general dentist to see if they can provide any relief to the bracket/wire so that the pressure is less intense and slower. READ MORE
Is Invisalign as good as normal braces?
Both invisalign and traditional braces are good options for correction of teeth alignment. The time period depends on the level of correction required for your teeth. Get a consultation with a dentist or orthodontist to see what option is best for you and your needs. READ MORE
How long will braces hurt for?
Patients do experience sensitivity with braces placement and the pressure will depend on the level of crowding or spacing involved. See your dentist or orthodontist for evaluation. READ MORE
Should I whiten my teeth three times a year?
Whitening teeth is safe as long as it is not done to an extreme level in any one sitting. 3 times a year is fine so long as your teeth are healthy and you are able to tolerate the sensitivity that comes with whitening products. READ MORE
What will be discussed at my periodontal follow up?
The periodontist will want to make sure you are healing properly and according to how the surgery was performed. In addition, they will want to monitor the periodontium health and if any improvements have been made. Additionally, it can be to remove any stitches. READ MORE
Is maxillofacial surgery used to treat jaw diseases?
Maxillofacial is loose term that can pertain to more than one facial and jaw structure. See a dentist for a proper diagnosis and treatment modality. READ MORE
What treatments are available for gingivitis?
Make sure you floss every night, brush 2x a day, use an oral rinse to help with the swelling and bleeding. Otherwise, if symptoms and condition persists then perhaps you may need a deep cleaning in the future. READ MORE
Why do my gums bleed sometimes?
When the gums bleed, it's usually a sign of gingivitis or inflammation of the gum tissue. Gingivitis results from infrequent flossing, and brushing. In addition, it is important to see a dentist every 6 months to get a cleaning and proper check up of the bone, teeth and gums. READ MORE
How long do you wait to have coffee after a tooth is extracted?
After a tooth extraction, it is recommended to wait 1-2 hours until the anesthesia wears off. While coffee has no harm to the socket, its better to have foods that are lukewarm, and soft for the first few days until the sockets start to close over. READ MORE
Areas of expertise and specialization
Awards
- Top General Dentist 2019 Find a Top Doctor
Professional Memberships
- Virginia Dental Society
- American Dental Association
- Northern Virginia Dental Society
Sundas Idrees, DDS's Practice location
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Get to know General Dentist Dr. Sundas Idrees, who serves patients in Herndon, Virginia.
Dr. Sundas Idrees is a Dentist practicing in Herndon, VA. Dr. Idrees specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases and conditions associated with the mouth and overall dental health.
Dr. Sundas Idrees, a native of Virginia, attended Lake Braddock Secondary School for middle and high school. After that, she went on to complete her bachelor’s in Chemistry and minor in Biology at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA. There, she discovered her passion for dentistry and went on to acquire her dental education at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Dentistry.
After graduating with her DDS, she decided to further her dental training completing an AEGD residency with Lutheran Medical Center in Eastern Shore, MD.
Dr. Idrees has proficiency in English, Spanish and Urdu/Hindi. She is a member of the American Dental Association, Virginia Dental Association, and the Northern Virginia Dental Society.
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