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At Rehoboth Beach Dental, we believe that every patient should be informed about their dental care. We strongly encourage questions, and we promise to go over our procedures and services with you beforehand so that you can have all the facts before you make important decisions about your dental health care.
We are happy to provide the answers to some common questions that many patients have about both their dental care and Rehoboth Beach Dental. If your question is not here or if you have additional questions, please don’t hesitate to give us a call at (302) 226-7960.
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Oral Health for Kids
Brushing requires both the development of fine motor skills, patience, and attention to detail. Most kids are not able to properly brush their teeth without help until they are between the ages of 6 and 8 years old. Your dentist can watch your child and help you determine when he or she is old enough to brush independently. In the meantime, encourage your child to brush but follow up and provide hands-on assistance. Be sure that your child knows to brush the backs and tops of their teeth, not just the front.
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To schedule an appointment with our experienced dental team, call our Rehoboth Beach office or complete this contact form. If you’re searching for a dentist near me, we are ready to assist you.
A Child's First Dentist Visit
We recommend that children visit a dentist for by their first birthday. These visits are both an opportunity for your dentist to check the development of your child's mouth and teeth and for your child to begin to become accustomed to visiting the dentist, sitting in the dentist chair, and having people check his or her teeth. These first visits are essential for building a lifetime of good dental health and habits.
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To schedule your child's first dentist appointment, please contact our friendly, local office. For those seeking a dentist near me, we are here to help.
Emergency Dental Care in Rehoboth Beach
Any situation that is causing you tooth pain or discomfort is considered a dental emergency. Common problems that require emergency dental care in the 19971 area include: 
- A broken or lost tooth
- A tooth that been partially dislodged
- Sudden severe swelling
- A sore on the gum that looks like a pimple
- A broken or lost crown or filling
- An object caught between the teeth that can't be removed with brushing or dental floss
- Injuries to the lips, gums, or palate
Contact our 19971 Emergency Dentist ASAP!
If you have a dental emergency causing pain or discomfort, don’t hesitate to contact a dentist near me at Rehoboth Beach Dental. Our emergency dentist in Rehoboth Beach is ready to provide prompt and effective care to address your urgent dental needs.