Severe bad breath removal, senile periodontitis, dry mouth, and even front teeth spacing —
Everything about aging‑related oral care explained by Director Yoonsang Kim of Maeum Periodontal Dental Clinic. As aging begins, various organs in our body gradually lose function, but changes in oral health are among the most noticeable. Receding gums, tooth sensitivity, spacing of the front teeth, and worsening bad breath are common concerns among middle‑aged and older adults. This article, based on the explanation of Director Yoonsang Kim—former director of Wonkwang University Dental Hospital—covers oral problems that appear with aging and…
What are the criteria for choosing between dental implants and dentures?
✨ Complete Guide to Dental Implant Surgery: An Interview with Dr. Cha Eun‑sook, Seoul National University Doctor of Dental Medicine As more people consider dental implant surgery, the demand for accurate standards and reliable information has grown. Based on an interview with Dr. Cha Eun‑sook from Seoul Barunmaeum Dental Clinic, who holds a Doctorate in Dental Medicine from Seoul National University, this article covers key topics such as criteria for choosing implant surgery, dentures vs. implants, types of implant procedures, implant care, implant surgery for diabetic patients, implant surgery for patients with hypertension, and whether molar implants are necessary.
The Deep Connection Between Periodontal Disease and Systemic Health｜All About Periodontal Disease
⭐ This interview was conducted with Director Sejin Kim of Gildong Life Dental Clinic. This week’s topic is periodontal disease, something many people are curious about but often struggle to find accurate information on. In particular, many still do not realize that periodontal disease is not just a gum issue but is deeply connected to systemic diseases. As we enter an aging society, periodontal disease has become a major condition that affects overall health, not merely an oral problem. Dr. Kim Sejin…
No‑Prep Laminates – A Modern Treatment Guide for Preserving Teeth and Achieving Natural Aesthetics
Advantages, precautions, and suitable cases of no‑prep laminates, explained by Director Jung Eun‑young of Tiffany Dental Clinic at Sangdong Station in Bucheon 🟩 Why no‑prep laminates are gaining attention Recently, no‑prep laminates have been receiving significant attention in the field of aesthetic dentistry. This is because they allow aesthetic improvement while minimizing tooth reduction. Traditional laminates required extensive removal of the tooth surface, which often led to various side effects such as sensitivity, debonding, and fractures. To reduce these burdens, treatments that minimize tooth reduction have been developed…
When should children start orthodontic treatment? Everything about early-age correction
Many parents worry when their child’s teeth are crooked or when their jaw appears to be protruding. When they hear from the dentist that “orthodontic treatment might be necessary,” they often become anxious and struggle to decide when to begin children’s orthodontics, whether it is truly necessary, or if they can wait a little longer. Based on the explanations of Dr. Park Seung‑joon of Yeongjong International Dental Clinic—widely known in Yeongjongdo as the “Orthodontics King”—this article provides an in‑depth summary of the proper timing for children’s orthodontic treatment and recommended approaches depending on the type of dental issue…
Professional Guide to Implant Bone Grafting — Causes of Jawbone Loss After Tooth Loss and Key Treatment Strategies
Teeth do more than simply chew food; they help maintain facial structure and greatly influence speech and facial expressions. However, when a tooth is lost, it doesn’t end with just one missing tooth — the surrounding jawbone begins to deteriorate rapidly, which can lead to even bigger problems. Many people think, “Isn’t it just a missing tooth?” but in reality, bone loss → collapse of dental alignment → changes in facial structure → implant…
Essential Dental Knowledge: From Partial Denture Care to Implant Check-ups
Interview with Dr. Kim Yoon‑sang, former director of Wonkwang University Dental Hospital and current head of Maeum Periodontal Dental Clinic – Partial dentures and dental implants are among the most common concerns for middle‑aged and older patients. When tooth loss occurs, it affects not only daily comfort but also eating, speech, and aesthetics, making treatment decisions more cautious. Even after choosing a treatment, many patients still wonder, “How can I maintain it so it lasts longer?” In this interview, Dr. Kim, former director of Wonkwang University Dental Hospital, discusses…
Implants: interdental and gum‑line care is the key.
There are not many dental clinics that clearly explain how to properly care for implants after the procedure. Most clinics focus on placing the implant well and provide only brief instructions for aftercare. However, implants are structurally different from natural teeth. In an interview, Dr. Lee Sang‑chil of Guro U.D. Dental Clinic explained that “unlike natural teeth, implants have a small gap between the surface and the gum, and when food debris remains in this gap, it can cause inflammation.” He also pointed out that many patients tend to brush only the smooth surfaces of their teeth, neglecting other essential areas. The importance of scaling…
What Are the Risks of Dental Treatment for Osteoporosis Patients? An Interview with Dr. Ryu Seong-hoon of Pangyo Station Balance Dental Hospital
Have you ever wondered whether it’s safe to receive dental treatment while taking osteoporosis medication? Many people are unaware of this issue, and complications can occur during treatment. Procedures that involve the bone—such as extractions or implants—may carry unexpected risks. In this interview, Dr. Ryu Sung‑hoon explains in simple terms how osteoporosis medications can affect dental treatment. (Left: normal bone / Right: bone of a patient with osteoporosis) When we think of osteoporosis…