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Kai D. Rehder, DDS

Kai D. Rehder, DDS

Dr. Rehder graduated with honors from the University of Minnesota. He received his master’s degree from George Washington University and his bachelor’s degree from Lawrence University. He has been practicing since 1995. He is an active member of the American Dental Association, Maryland State Dental Association and Patuxent Dental Society. In his free time, Dr. Rehder enjoys downhill skiing, biking, travel and spending time with his wife and two young sons. He has also coached youth soccer.


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Teeth Trauma: It's a Sensitive Issue

Gold Indirect Restorations

Indirect restorations on biting surfaces When the biting surface of a back tooth needs a restoration, an excellent choice is often a gold inlay or onlay. Inlays and onlays are called “indirect resto....
Teeth Trauma: It's a Sensitive Issue

Hard Tissue Laser

Healthy smiles go high-tech with lasers A laser uses a focused beam of energized light and water that is concentrated on the treatment area. A laser does not touch the teeth like a handpiece does, so ....
Teeth Trauma: It's a Sensitive Issue

Gold Growns

Why Use Gold? When a tooth needs a restoration, sometimes the best choice is a gold crown. Made completely of this strong metal, it's a good choice for back teeth. A gold crown has several advantages.....
Teeth Trauma: It's a Sensitive Issue

Gingivectomy

Excess gum tissue A gingivectomy is a procedure in which we remove excess gum tissue. We may recommend it for a variety of reasons. A person with periodontal disease may need a gingivectomy to- reduc....
Teeth Trauma: It's a Sensitive Issue

Conventional Denture

A conventional denture When all your upper or lower teeth are missing, a full denture is a good treatment for replacing them. With proper home care and regular adjustments and relines, your denture c....
Teeth Trauma: It's a Sensitive Issue

Digital Full Series X-rays

A full series of x-rays is the first step in a thorough dental examination because it gives us a full view of your mouth. A full series is important because the x­rays give us vital information that....
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