Baltimore City Dental Group

Baltimore City Dental Group Your trusted dental team in Baltimore. We accept most major insurance plans and offer flexible payment options Office offers in-house insurance for our clients.

We offer comprehensive care in a modern, comfortable setting—from preventive hygiene to advanced restorative and cosmetic treatments. State of the art dental practice offering outstanding dental services in Baltimore city and surrounding area. Specializing in general dentistry including cosmetic dentistry, full mouth reconstruction, extractions and dentures, root canals and crowns, fillings and many more.

We’re open Saturday, June 20th, and a few appointments are still available!Schedule your dental treatment with Dr. Awad ...
06/18/2026

We’re open Saturday, June 20th, and a few appointments are still available!

Schedule your dental treatment with Dr. Awad or book a cleaning with our hygienists Joanna or Emily. Saturday appointments fill quickly, so reserve your spot today.

📞 410-685-0002
📍 334 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201

06/17/2026

The Wednesday Dental Tip: Your Teeth May Be Wearing Down While You Sleep

Many people grind or clench their teeth without even realizing it — especially at night.
At first, it may not feel like a big problem. Maybe your jaw feels sore in the morning. Maybe your teeth feel sensitive. Maybe you notice small changes near the gum line or your back teeth starting to look flatter.
But over time, grinding and clenching can create serious damage.
Dr. Zoe explains that enamel is the hardest substance in the body, even harder than bone. But constant pressure from grinding and clenching can slowly wear that enamel down. Once the enamel is worn away, the softer inner layer of the tooth, called dentin, becomes more exposed — and that can lead to sensitivity, pain, cracks, and other dental problems.
Grinding can also affect more than just your teeth. It can put pressure on your jaw joints, change the inside of your cheeks, and cause soreness around the jaw and facial muscles.
The good news is that there are ways to help protect your teeth.
A properly made night guard can create a cushion between your teeth and help reduce tooth-to-tooth damage. In some cases, other treatment options may also be recommended depending on how strong the clenching is and how much damage has already happened.
In this week’s dental tip, Dr. Zoe from Dental Group of Baltimore City explains what grinding and clenching can do to your teeth — and why it should not be ignored.

Schedule your dental checkup with .dds at Dental Group of Baltimore City:
(410) 685-0002

06/10/2026

The Wednesday Dental Tip 🦷

Bad breath is not just “something that happens.”

It can be a sign that plaque, food particles, or bacteria are building up in places we often miss — between the teeth, under the gumline, on the tongue, or even in the back of the throat.

In this week’s tip, Emmanuela Mathurin, our dental hygienist at Dental Group of Baltimore, explains why bad breath can happen and why cleaning your tongue matters just as much as brushing your teeth.

A white-coated tongue can hold the same plaque and bacteria that stick to your teeth. That is why brushing your tongue daily can make a real difference in your breath and your oral health.

Simple habits that help:

Brush twice a day.
Floss daily.
Clean your tongue.
Keep up with regular dental cleanings.
Do not ignore persistent bad breath.

Bad breath can be uncomfortable, but it can also be your mouth telling you that something needs attention.

Healthy mouth. Fresher breath. Better confidence.

📍 Dental Group of Baltimore City
📞 Call us to schedule your cleaning: 410-685-0002

06/03/2026

🦷 The Wednesday Dental Tip: Gum bleeding is not ok

No. Bleeding gums are not normal — even if it has been happening for years.

In this week’s tip, Emmanuela Mathurin, hygienist at Dental Group of Baltimore City, explains that bleeding is usually a sign that something is irritating the gums. That could be plaque, bacteria, or tartar buildup under the gumline. And while flossing may cause bleeding at first, the floss is not the problem — it is helping remove the irritant.

With consistent flossing and regular dental cleanings, your gums can return to a healthier condition. But tartar is different — once it hardens, you cannot remove it at home. That is when your hygienist steps in to clean below the gumline and help your gums heal.

So the simple answer is:
No, bleeding is not normal. Never ignore it.

📍 Dental Group of Baltimore City
📞 Call us to schedule your cleaning: 410-685-0002

05/27/2026

Wednesday Dental Tip: Your Tooth Can Be in Trouble Without Pain

Many patients believe that if a tooth does not hurt, everything is fine.

But tooth pain can be tricky. Pain is felt differently by every person, and sometimes a dental problem can develop without strong symptoms at first.

A small cavity may not hurt. Discomfort may come and go. In some cases, a tooth may hurt badly, then suddenly stop hurting — but that does not always mean the problem went away. It may mean the nerve inside the tooth is no longer responding.

That is why regular dental checkups are so important. With exams and X-rays, dentists can often detect cavities and other issues early, before they become painful, expensive, or turn into emergencies.

In this week’s dental tip, Dr. Zoe from Dental Group of Baltimore City explains why “no pain” does not always mean “no problem.”

Schedule your dental checkup with Dr. Zoe at Dental Group of Baltimore City:
(410) 685-0002

05/20/2026

The Wednesday Dental Tip1: Who is a dental hygienist?

Many patients think a dental hygienist is simply the person who “cleans your teeth.”

But the role is much bigger than that.

Dental hygienists focus on prevention. They help remove buildup, monitor gum health, identify early signs of disease, and help protect your teeth and gums before small problems become bigger ones.

Not every cleaning is the same. Depending on your oral health, you may need a regular cleaning, a more involved cleaning, or a deep cleaning.

In this week’s dental tip, Emmanuela Mathurin, Dental Hygienist at Dental Group of Baltimore City, explains why hygiene visits are such an important part of your long-term oral health.

Schedule your next cleaning with Emma at Dental Group of Baltimore City:
(410) 685-0002

05/08/2026

Meet Nicole Johnson, a dedicated dental hygienist with over 25 years of experience in the dental field, including 18 years in dental hygiene. Her journey into dentistry began at the front desk and grew into a true passion for patient care, oral health, and helping people feel comfortable and confident during their visits. Nicole brings deep experience, compassion, and a strong commitment to excellence to every patient she treats. Schedule your next visit with her at our office today.

📞 410-685-0002

334 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201

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05/01/2026

**Meet Emmanuela Mathurin — Our Hygienist at Dental Group of Baltimore City**
Emmanuela is one of our dedicated hygienists, focused on prevention, patient education, and helping patients feel comfortable during every visit. Her passion for care goes beyond the office. Through her nonprofit work, Emmanuela has helped organize dental and medical outreach in Haiti, her mother’s home country, bringing supplies, hiring local dentists, and helping provide free care to underserved communities.
For Emmanuela, dental hygiene is more than cleaning teeth — it’s about protecting gum health, preventing problems early, and helping patients take better care of their smiles. Schedule your next visit with her at our office today.

📍 Dental Group of Baltimore City 334 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201

📞 410-685-0002

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We’re open Saturday, May 2 at Dental Group of Baltimore City. We still have a few spots available for cleanings and trea...
04/28/2026

We’re open Saturday, May 2 at Dental Group of Baltimore City. We still have a few spots available for cleanings and treatment, so now is a great time to schedule your visit with Dr. Awad or our hygienist Joanna before the schedule fills up.

📞 410-685-0002

📍 334 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201

04/17/2026

Meet Dr. Han Ick Park, a highly skilled dentist with a unique background in both general dentistry and specialized oral surgery. He earned his D.D.S. degree from Howard University College of Dentistry in 2013 and brings a broad range of clinical experience to patient care. During his military service in the Korean Army, Dr. Park worked as a dental hygienist for two years, building a strong foundation in hands-on dental care early in his career.

After completing a general practice residency at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, he practiced as a general dentist for five years before going on to complete an oral and maxillofacial surgery residency at Asan Medical Center in Seoul, Korea. Today, Dr. Park serves patients with a focus on high-quality, comprehensive care grounded in both general dentistry and surgical expertise.

Schedule your next visit with him at our Baltimore office today.
📞 410-685-0002 334 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201

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Baltimore, MD
21201

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Wednesday 7am - 3pm
Thursday 7am - 3pm
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