RESET DENTAL COLUMN
Implants, veneers, Minish and orthodontics, explained before you decide.
DENTAL COLUMN
Mild facial asymmetry is very common, and not every case needs treatment. This guide explains how soft-tissue and bone causes differ, how the jaw joint is involved, which tests are used and when braces are enough. It is written for English-speaking patients in Busan.
DENTAL COLUMN
A receding chin can come from a small, set-back lower jaw or from front teeth that stick out, and each needs a different plan. This guide from an English-speaking clinic in Busan explains the two types, the link with sleep apnea, and when orthodontic treatment or surgery fits.
DENTAL COLUMN
A front tooth with root canal treatment is hollow inside and can darken from within. This guide from Seomyeon, Busan explains when veneers can still work, when a crown is safer, and why the root tip is checked first, with 1:1 English interpretation from consultation to the end of treatment.
DENTAL COLUMN
Veneers are thin shells bonded after minimal trimming of the front teeth. They suit six cases, from gaps to chipped edges, but severe position problems call for crowns or orthodontics. This guide from an English-speaking clinic in Busan explains the criteria, the model step and aftercare.
DENTAL COLUMN
Most mouth ulcers heal within about two weeks without a scar. This guide explains the common types, why dry mouth makes sores more likely, what helps at home and why an ulcer lasting 2–3 weeks needs a check. It comes from a dental clinic in Busan offering 1:1 English interpretation.
DENTAL COLUMN
Veneers cover part of a tooth's front surface, while a crown wraps the whole visible tooth: stronger, but with more tooth removed. This guide from an English-speaking dental clinic in Busan compares coverage, tooth reduction, typical uses and what happens when each one breaks.
DENTAL COLUMN
"Linked to" is not the same as "causes." This guide from an English-speaking clinic in Busan explains what recent studies on gum disease and dementia, digestive cancers, the liver and chronic kidney disease actually show, the limits their own sources state, and why the answer is steady gum care, not fear.
DENTAL COLUMN
Whether orthodontic treatment moves a protruding mouth back depends on what sticks out. If just the teeth are tipped, braces can help; if the bone protrudes too, surgery may be needed. This guide from an English-speaking clinic in Busan explains the self-checks and where the paths split.
DENTAL COLUMN
Swollen gums move as they settle, so the gum line must be stable before veneers are shaped. This guide from Seomyeon, Busan explains gum disease stages, what needs treating first and how long to wait, with 1:1 English interpretation available from consultation to the end of treatment.
CONSULTATION
Send us your question and a photo on Facebook, or give us a call. Our English-speaking coordinator will guide you from consultation to aftercare.