Dr. Kamboh attended the University of Maryland College Park for his undergraduate degree and the University of Maryland Dental School for his degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery. Dr. Kamboh also completed a one year General Practice Residency at York Hospital in Pennsylvania focused on complex dental procedures and comprehensive dentistry.

Dr. Kamboh has been practicing in Northern Virginia since 2008, with an emphasis on dentistry for the whole family. Prior to joining Lansdowne Dental Associates, Dr. Kamboh worked in fast-paced dental practices throughout Northern Virginia. Additionally, he has completed hundreds of hours of continuing education in all areas of dentistry including dental implants, root canal treatments, and even short term orthodontics. He is a member of the Loudoun Chamber of Commerce and a fellow of the International College of Oral Implantology.

Patients appreciate that Dr. Kamboh is very warm, sincere, and has a gentle manner that makes them feel at ease. His practice philosophy is based upon the premise that every patient is unique and makes recommendations as if the patient were a part of his own family.

In his spare time, Dr. Kamboh enjoys spending time with his wife Sonia and their three young children. He enjoys traveling, reading, playing all sports, and performing improv comedy throughout the Washington, DC and Virginia areas.

We strive to create an enjoyable and rewarding work environment for our Lansdowne dental health care team and at the same time, provide relaxing and gentle dental care to our patients, so that they are able to smile with confidence.

In addition to being passionate about Dentistry, Dr. Kamboh enjoys spending time with his wife Sonia and their three young children. He likes traveling, reading, playing all sports, and performing improv comedy.

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An estimated 40 million adults suffer from tooth sensitivity. However, not everyone talks to their dentist about their sensitive teeth. For some people, feeling pain or discomfort when eating very hot, cold, or even sweet or spicy foods seems normal, so they dont think to talk to their dentist about it.

However, teeth arent meant to cause discomfort. Teeth are protected by their outermost layer, enamel, which prevents the temperatures from what you eat from reaching the sensitive nerve tissue inside your tooth.

When tooth enamel is jeopardized, it can lead to oral health problems, which is why talking to your dentist about sensitive teeth is important. Heres when to bring up your sensitive teeth to your dentist!