From Prevention to Treatment
General Treatment
Oral Examination Tooth Extraction Cavity · Gum Treatment
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Oral
Examination
Healthy natural teeth are incredibly valuable.
Many patients visit the dentist when their conditions have worsened because there was no noticeable pain. To prevent potential dental problems and maintain healthy natural teeth, regular check-ups are essential. Teeth don’t deteriorate without reason. Even if you have underlying conditions like hypertension or diabetes, proper oral hygiene, including brushing and scaling, can help you retain your natural teeth for a long time.
  • Oral Examination: Every 6 months
  • Scaling: Once every 6 months to 1 year For individuals aged 19 and older: Covered by health insurance once annually
    However, If gum disease requires treatment, insurance coverage may apply as needed.
Tooth
Extraction
If your procedure was deemed too challenging at a general dental clinic and a university hospital visit was recommended, you can receive treatment at Seoul Everyday Dental Hospital.
  • Wisdom teeth causing inflammation or pain
  • Impacted teeth and extra teeth buried deep within the gums
  • Teeth with roots firmly fused to the gum bone due to prior root canal treatment
  • Severely damaged teeth that require extraction
Step-by-Step Treatment Approach
Cavity
Treatmen
1st Stage
Enamel Damage
There’s no pain, and cavities are difficult to detect visually. Regular monitoring or simple treatment is required.
Treatment Method
Remove the cavity and fill it directly. (with GI or resin materials)
2nd Stage
Dentin Damage
You may experience sensitivity or mild discomfort. Teeth become sensitive to temperature, and the cavity progresses rapidly.
Treatment Method
Remove the cavity and fill it directly with GI or resin materials, or use an inlay (ceramic or gold).
3rd Stage
Root Canal Damage
Severe pain may occur even without eating. Even in the absence of pain, the condition can deteriorate, leading to gum damage.
Treatment Method
Root canal therapy and filling, or crown treatment (zirconia, ceramic, or gold).
4th Stage
Root Damage
Cavities extend to the tooth root, leaving minimal healthy tooth structure, making restoration challenging.
Treatment Method
Post-root canal therapy, use a post and crown for restoration or proceed with extraction followed by implant treatment.
4th Stage
Root Damage
Cavities extend to the tooth root, leaving minimal healthy tooth structure, making restoration challenging.
Treatment Method
Post-root canal therapy, use a post and crown for restoration or proceed with extraction followed by implant treatment.
Step-by-Step Treatment Approach
Gum
Treatment
1st Stage
Healthy Gums and Gum Bone
Pink gums securely surround the teeth, maintaining a healthy oral condition through regular scaling.
Treatment Method
Scaling once or twice a year.
2nd Stage
Gingivitis
Hard tartar builds up on the teeth and gums, causing inflammation. Gums may swell or bleed frequently.
Treatment Method
Scaling and root planing to remove plaque.
3rd Stage
Early Periodontitis
Tartar extends below the gum line, leading to severe inflammation. Teeth and gums start to separate slightly, and pus may form.
Treatment Method
Curettage (deep cleaning) to remove excessive tartar and inflammation.
4th Stage
Moderate Periodontitis
The alveolar bone (jawbone) suffers significant damage, causing teeth to become loose. Severe cases may result in tooth loss.
Treatment Method
Gum tissue regeneration surgery to restore gum bone. *Health Insurance Coverage Available
4th Stage
Moderate Periodontitis
The alveolar bone (jawbone) suffers significant damage, causing teeth to become loose. Severe cases may result in tooth loss.
Treatment Method
Gum tissue regeneration surgery to restore gum bone. *Health Insurance Coverage Available
Seoul Everyday Dental Hospital complies with medical laws.
Treatment processes and before-and-after photos are available for viewing after logging in.
Digital Equipment
for Higher Success Rates
High-Pressure Steam Sterilizer
NITRAM
A sterilizer that prevents infections and combines cleaning, sterilizing, and oiling in one process using 134°C high-pressure steam.
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation
Tens
A device that uses low-frequency electrical stimulation to target muscles precisely and regularly, alleviating cramps and muscle fatigue.
Low-Level Laser
Perfect healing Laser
Utilizes low-level laser and infrared light to penetrate deep into the skin, promoting blood circulation, cell regeneration, and pain relief.
3D Facial Scanner
Rayface
Provides accurate 3D data for diagnosis, precise prosthetic fabrication, and fine occlusion adjustments.
Medication Filler
B&L
This device assists in quickly and perfectly filling the canal space (root area) left empty after a root canal treatment.
High-Pressure Steam Sterilizer
dBSTER_50V
Operates with a vacuum cycle to completely remove internal air before injecting steam for thorough sterilization.
Medical Washing and Sterilization Device
MELAtherm10
Cleans, disinfects, and dries instruments in three stages, ensuring thorough sterilization and disinfection of a large number of tools.
Sealing Machine
MELAseal 100+
As important as sterilization, this machine enables continuous sealing after disinfection, ensuring items are safely sterilized and packaged.
Plasma Washing Device
MG-CLEANER+
Performs an all-in-one process, including ultrasonic cleaning, pre-cleaning with soaking, secondary cleaning with polishing agents, and plasma sterilization.
Electronic Apex Locator / Canal Enlargement Device
Denta port ZX
Utilizes electrical resistance to precisely measure and expand the canal’s length and position for treatment.
Motor for Endodontic Treatment
X-Smart plus
Accurately detects fine nerve canals and adjusts the procedure based on root conditions, enabling painless root canal treatment.
Filling Material Cutter
UC CUT
Smoothens filling materials during the final stages of root canal treatment, preventing overflow beyond the root canal.
Canal Irrigation Device
UC ONE
Cleans hard-to-reach nerve canals efficiently and safely using 30,000 ultrasonic vibrations per second without causing vibrations.
Portable X-Ray
Porable X-CAM
A portable X-ray device with low radiation exposure that allows safe imaging while the patient is seated in the unit chair.
3D CT
Q Face
Checks areas like airways and nerve canals that cannot be identified with a panorama image. Treatment plans are created based on the 3D CT scan results.
3D Oral Scanner
PrimeScan
One of the fastest and most accurate scanners, capable of generating precise 3D images up to a depth of 20mm.
High-Resolution Microscope
OPMI pico
An instrument used even in university hospitals, capable of magnifying up to 25 times, allowing for precise and meticulous treatment.
FAQ
Q.
When should I get scaling done?
It is generally recommended to have scaling done once every 6 months to a year along with regular check-ups.
Q.
Do I need to have my wisdom teeth extracted?
If your wisdom teeth have come in properly and are not causing any issues, extraction is not mandatory. However, wisdom teeth are often hard to clean, which makes them prone to causing gum disease or cavities in adjacent teeth. Therefore, even if they don’t currently bother you, extraction can be a preventive measure to avoid future complications.
Q.
Do I need multiple visits for a root canal?
If progress is smooth, a root canal can sometimes be completed in a single visit. However, in most cases, multiple visits are needed to thoroughly remove inflammation and infection from the root canals. Delaying treatment too long may cause the condition to worsen, resulting in a longer treatment period. Please make sure to adhere to the scheduled appointments.
Q.
How long does resin treatment last?
The longevity of resin treatment varies greatly depending on individual circumstances, so it’s difficult to provide an exact lifespan. However, with proper care and no additional complications, resin fillings can last over 10 years. On the other hand, if proper care is not taken, their lifespan could be less than a year. At our hospital, we strive to ensure maximum durability through high-quality treatment and guidance.
Q.
Can multiple cavities be treated in one visit?
It is possible to treat multiple cavities in one visit. However, the treatment time varies depending on the severity of each cavity. We will provide a detailed plan and guidance after a proper diagnosis of your condition.
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