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Treatment directory
Sleep implant
Sedation implant means implant surgery performed after administering sedatives intravenously to reduce tension and anxiety. Local anesthesia of the surgical site is required separately, and the patient's condition is monitored from sedation through recovery.
ImplantFront-tooth implant
Front teeth affect not only chewing function but also appearance and speech. Design the gum line and shape first, confirm with a temporary prosthesis, then complete.
ImplantAll implants
Treatment performed when very few or no natural teeth remain. Rather than placing implants at every tooth position, review placing implants where needed and connecting them with prostheses.
ImplantImplant reoperation · retreatment
If an installed implant is loose or the surrounding gums are inflamed, we re-diagnose the cause first. The first step is to determine whether to try to save it, remove it, or replace only the components.
ImplantComplex bone grafting
Surgery to reconstruct the width and height of collapsed jawbone to create a foundation for implants. Grafting and fixation methods and required waiting periods vary depending on defect type.
ImplantMaxillary sinus lift · maxillary sinus inflammation treatment
There is a hollow space called the maxillary sinus above the upper molars. If bone height is insufficient, create space with a sinus lift; if there is inflammation, identify the cause first and determine treatment sequence.
ImplantImplants for persons with disabilities
If you postponed implants due to mobility or communication difficulties, start with guardian consultation. Consider overall health and oral care circumstances together to find possible treatment options.
ImplantImplants for patients with systemic disease
What matters is not having underlying disease itself but how well it is currently controlled and what medications you take. Check medications and recent test results first, then plan implants.
ImplantDenture implants
Treatment that supplements disadvantages of existing dentures using implant support. Place implants where needed and connect dentures to reduce movement; review methods.
ImplantOne-day implant
Treatment that evaluates whether extraction, immediate placement, and temporary prosthesis attachment can be done on the same day. Not applicable to all patients and does not mean final treatment is completed in one day.
ImplantNavigation implant
Before actual surgery, plan implant position, direction, and depth based on CT and intraoral scan, and produce surgical guides if needed.
Sleep centerSedation dentistry · conscious sedation
Sedation dentistry is a conscious sedation method in which an intravenous sedative is administered to reduce tension and anxiety during dental treatment. It is different from general anesthesia, and the depth of sedation and memory of the treatment vary by individual.
Sleep centerSedation dentistry for persons with disabilities
If dental care is difficult due to developmental disabilities, intellectual disability, physical disability, or epilepsy, we check usual condition, current medications, and past dental experiences to find the appropriate treatment method.
Sleep centerSedation dentistry for patients with systemic disease
Assess whether treatment can be done under lowered tension despite underlying disease. Sedation can increase risk in some cases, so first check disease control status and drug interactions.
General · restorativeSaving natural teeth
No matter how perfect the treatment or how good the materials, the best is the natural tooth. Before deciding on extraction, we confirm the possibility of preservation.
General · restorativeCavity treatment
Cavity treatment varies by depth and extent. Detect before damage progresses and plan to preserve natural tooth as much as possible.
General · restorativeResin filling
Treatment that fills cavities or small damage with tooth-colored composite resin. Shape directly in the mouth without making an impression or prosthesis, and often can be completed the same day.
General · restorativeCrown
Treatment that covers a damaged tooth with an artificial prosthesis to protect remaining natural tooth. Choose material and shape based on tooth structure, chewing forces, and visibility.
General · restorativeInlay · onlay
Treatment that places a prosthesis made from an impression or scan to fit the damaged area. Assess how much of the remaining tooth to cover for protection when filling directly with resin is difficult.
General · restorativeRoot canal treatment
If the pulp is infected or damaged from decay or trauma, remove internal tissue, disinfect and fill root canals to attempt to preserve the natural tooth.
General · restorativeTeeth whitening
Treatment that whitens tooth color without shaving the tooth using bleaching agents. First distinguish whether staining is due to coffee, wine, or smoking, or discoloration related to aging, medication, or trauma.
General · restorativeAesthetic prosthodontics
Treatment that plans not only the function of the restoration but also the harmony of color, shape, and gum line, taking the patient's oral condition into account.
General · restorativeLaminate (veneer)
Treatment that bonds a thin prosthesis to the front surface to improve color, shape, and length. Check desired change along with amount of tooth reduction, occlusion, and fracture risk beforehand.
General · restorativeAesthetic resin (cosmetic composite)
Treatment that restores small broken or chipped front tooth areas with tooth-colored resin. Check whether form adjustment can be done the same day while minimizing removal.
Gum / oral surgeryScaling (dental cleaning)
Treatment that removes tartar that cannot be removed by brushing using specialized equipment. It is the starting point for healthy gums and additional periodontal treatment may be needed depending on inflammation.
Gum / oral surgeryGum treatment (periodontal therapy)
The core of teeth is the gums. Check inflammation from tartar and plaque bacteria, and proceed with necessary treatments stepwise to prevent damage to gums and supporting structures.
Gum / oral surgeryGum line / gum graft
Treatment to identify causes of irregular gum line or gum recession and adjust tooth-to-gum proportions. Distinguish between cases that need gum reduction and those that need reinforcement.
Gum / oral surgeryPeriodontitis
Periodontitis is a disease in which gum inflammation spreads to the bone supporting teeth. Once supporting tissue is lost it is difficult to recover naturally, so detect early and manage continuously.
Gum / oral surgeryWisdom tooth extraction
Impacted or nerve-adjacent wisdom teeth require checking their position and surrounding structures to decide extraction necessity and method.
Gum / oral surgeryTemporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ disorder)
Clicking sound in the jaw, pain, or difficulty opening the mouth may signal temporomandibular disorder. Check joint, muscles, and lifestyle together.
Gum / oral surgeryTeeth grinding / clenching
Teeth can wear down and burden the temporomandibular joint and muscles without you knowing. Check not only night grinding but daytime teeth clenching habits.
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