Did you know that long-term denture use can cause the jawbone to gradually resorb? This is called 'alveolar bone resorption.' As the bone diminishes, dentures become loose, chewing strength decreases, and…
In some cases, bony protrusions appear on the inner side of the tongue. This can cause the tongue to repeatedly rub against them, recurring sores from eating, and discomfort with speech or oral hygiene. Today…
There are cases where a lump-like mass is felt inside the mouth, a persistent protruding lesion appears on the gums, or a fluid-filled cyst develops on the tongue or inner cheek mucosa. Whether it is inflammation or something more serious…
If a cavity develops in a tooth, the situation inside the mouth is comprehensively evaluated, and various treatment options — including resin restoration, inlay, and crown restoration — may be considered. Among these, resin restoration can be performed with the aim of minimizing tooth reduction and preserving the natural tooth…
Teeth play an important role aesthetically, among their many functions. Whether there are spaces between teeth, discoloration, misalignment, or irregular shape, there are various options to consider…
When a cavity develops, appropriate treatment is carried out based on the extent and location of the decay and the overall oral condition. Various materials may also be used depending on the situation.…
When placing an implant, surgery must be carried out with careful consideration of each patient's individual oral condition. In particular, when placing an implant in the upper molar region, an anatomical structure called the 'maxillary sinus'…
Many people find themselves covering their mouths when speaking or holding back a full smile
When oral issues such as cavities or periodontal disease arise, many patients consider treatments such as extraction followed by implant placement. However, when problems are detected early and addressed appropriately, preserving the natural tooth may be a viable option to explore…
Many patients assume that once a tooth has received root canal treatment and a crown, no further problems will arise and tend to be less attentive to its care. However, due to various causes, even a tooth that has undergone root canal treatment may develop inflammation or pain over time…