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Dr. Jim Richeson, Washington, DC Dentist Optimal health, function, and cosmetics
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James “Jim” G. Richeson, Jr., DDS, FAGD
Present Positions in Professional Organizations:
Past President, Academy of General Dentistry, 2002-2003
- world’s second largest dental organization
Alternate Delegate, American Dental Association
2005 elected to third term
Past President, District of Columbia Dental Society, 1997-1998
Teaching Positions:
Georgetown University School of Dentistry, Department of Operative Dentistry
Clinical Instructor, 1981-1986; Lecturer, 1981-1983
Awards:
D.C. Dental Society’s highest award bestowed for “Outstanding achievement in the
Art & Science of Dentistry and for a life which has reflected great credit upon his
profession”, 2004
Distinguished Service Award, highest award bestowed by Georgetown Dental
Alumni, 2003
Fellowship, American College of Dentists, 1998
Fellowship, Academy of General Dentistry, 1986
Fellowship, Pierre Fauchard Academy, 1998
Certificates of Excellence in Continuing Education, D.C. Dental Society, consistently
awarded since inception in 1987
Who’s Who in Dentistry, selected for inaugural 1995 edition
Education:
Completed full-year General Dentistry Practice Residency Program
at New Orleans Veterans Administration Hospital 1980-81
D.D.S. Georgetown University School of Dentistry 1980
B.S. Tulane University 1976
Civic Organizations:
Dean’s Advisory Council, Tulane University, 2003-present
Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist, commissioned in 1996
Captain, Blessed Sacrament’s Men’s Retreat, 1988-present
President, Georgetown University Alumni Club of Metro Wash, 1990
Examiner, Dentistry Merit Badge, Boy Scouts of America, since 1981
Private Practice Experience:
Has practiced in Washington, DC since opening own practice in 1981
Volunteer Dentist, Catholic Charities, 1985-present
Family: Wife of 29 years, Nancy & daughter, Suzanne
Directions by subway: take Red Line to Friendship Heights station. Immediately after
stepping off subway train signs will point in one direction to “Western Avenue” and in the
other direction to “Jenifer Street”. Go towards Jenifer Street, take the elevator up to the
street level, which is almost at the corner of Jenifer Street on the correct side of
Wisconsin Avenue. Go one short block up Jenifer Street(without crossing Wisconsin
Avenue!) to 4400 Jenifer Street. Enter the canopied entrance on 44th Street side of
building and find elevators immediately on your left. My suite #340 is on the third floor.
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Orthodontics article quoting Dr. Richeson
