[Health Column] Features of Airnate to Check Before Considering Laminates (feat. Preservation of Natural Teeth)

 

hello. Director Jae-wook Jeong of Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic no see.

 

Because the gap between my front teeth looks wide, or I am concerned about the color of my teeth laminate Many people have looked it up at least once.

However, once you actually look into it, concerns like "Do I have to grind down my teeth?" or "Won't it look too artificial?" also arise. 😥

In such cases, the way to compare them together is... Airate no see.

In this article What is the difference between conventional laminate and air laminate? ,

And let me explain step-by-step why it is being mentioned as a new option for those considering natural-looking aesthetic treatments. ✨

 

 

1. What is the difference between air-nate and conventional laminate? ?

👋 The biggest difference lies in how much of the tooth surface is preserved.

Traditional laminates are for aesthetic results The process of trimming the enamel by about 0.2 to 1.2 mm This is often necessary.

the other side Airnate is performed with minimal or no removal, prioritizing the preservation of natural teeth. The key point is that it works. 

 

In other words, although it may appear to be a similar aesthetic treatment on the surface, In reality Approach and direction of treatment for teeth There is a difference in.

 

for example, I want to shape my teeth, but I want to keep my original teeth as they are as possible. If you are someone
This difference can feel even more significant.

 

🔸 To summarize

• Traditional Laminates: Tooth reduction may be required for aesthetic results

• Airnate: Prioritizes the preservation of natural teeth

• ✔️When considering aesthetic treatment We must look at not only the 'results' but also the 'preservation methods'.

 

 

 

2. What are Airnate's unique technical strengths? ?

👋 Thin and lightweight ceramic and sophisticated design are the key. .

 

Airnate, as the name suggests Ultra-thin ceramics less than 0.3mm thick, as light and thin as air It uses

In addition, a method is added to design smile lines based on facial scan data and precisely express colors.

 

📌 The strengths of Airnate can be broadly summarized into four points.

 

🔹 sophisticated design
Based on facial scan data, suitable for each individual patient Smile line We design.

 

🔹 Handmade coloring
Reproduces various tooth color levels, 3D processing and high light transmittance It brings out a natural impression.

 

🔹 Implementation of the Golden Ratio
The ideal ratio of the front teeth 100:80 It implements this to provide visual stability.

 

🔹 Structural safety
Because it maintains the natural structure of the teeth as much as possible, A direction to reduce concerns about stimulation applied to nerves, etc. It can be explained as follows.

 

For example, Rather than simply wanting a “whitening treatment,”
A natural smile line that harmonizes with my face These are the factors that become more important when you want it.

 

 

 

3. Why do aernates look as natural as my original teeth?

👋 The key is color expression and light transmission.

 

Airnate does not stop at simply creating bright, white teeth,
Multi-color and multi-layer coloring technology We focus on expressing the realistic color unique to natural teeth through this. ✨

 

also Light-transmitting transparent ultra-thin ceramic Because it uses
Rather than looking too thick or artificial A clear and clean impression It can be explained in the direction of completing it.

 

In fact, when many people are considering aesthetic treatment
They say, “Looking pretty is important, but it’s burdensome if it’s too obvious.”

In such cases, naturalness is not merely a matter of preference, but can also become an important criterion for choosing treatment.

 

🔸 People like this are especially curious

• Will it be very noticeable even up close?

• Won't it look too pure white?

• Won't it feel awkward with my original impression?

 

⚠️ Aesthetic treatment is not necessarily about noticeable changes,
How harmoniously the entire face and teeth match It is important to look at it together.

 

 

4. Can I switch to AirNate even if I have already had laminate done? 

👋 Airnate can be considered even if you have previously had laminates. .

 

Many people already in the past Laminates with tooth reduction In the state of having received They are wondering if a re-procedure is possible.

 

In this case Airnate is a more recommended option It is.

 

✔️The reasons are as follows.

 

🔹 Prevent additional deletion
If the teeth have already been trimmed, A method that rarely adds or deletes This can be more advantageous for protecting the remaining natural teeth.

 

🔹 Sophisticated complement
While replacing old prosthetics Harmony with the gum line me Color You can redesign it in the latest way.

 

for example, If the color of the laminate I had done in the past looks awkward now,
If the line is a concern, rather than a simple replacement Improvements tailored to the current state We end up thinking about it together.

 

 

 

 

 

❓ FAQ

 

Q1. Who is Airnate recommended for?

A1. Airnate is If the front teeth are chipped or irregular in length , When there are gaps between the teeth , In cases of deep discoloration that cannot be resolved by whitening , If you have minor tooth alignment issues but find braces burdensome You can consider this.

In other words, it can be considered as an option to review through consultation if you wish to address aesthetic concerns while preserving your natural teeth.

 

 

Q2. Can I resume my daily activities immediately after the procedure?

A2. Airnate is A method to preserve natural teeth as much as possible Because of this, after the procedure It has low sensitivity and allows for a quick return to daily life. It is explained as.

However, the actual degree of adaptation may vary depending on the individual's condition, so it is recommended to thoroughly check the instructions before and after treatment.

 

Q3. Can middle-aged people in their 40s or older receive Airnate?

A3. Middle-aged people in their 40s and older can also fully consider this. 

As this is a time when aesthetic concerns are growing due to tooth wear, discoloration, or damage, we can formulate a plan tailored to your current tooth condition to ensure a stronger and more durable result.

What is important is more than age itself Dental condition and desired direction of change Therefore, it is recommended to check through consultation whether this method is suitable for you.

 

 

📝 conclusion

 

Airnate is not a treatment that focuses solely on aesthetic changes,
A method to find a harmonious smile while preserving natural teeth as much as possible It is meaningful in that respect. 😊

 

✔️ Key Points

• The difference from laminate degree of tooth preservation

• The characteristics of Airnate are Ultra-thin ceramic, natural colors, exquisite design

• It can be considered as an option for revision procedures or consultations for middle-aged and older patients.

Ultimately, what matters is Unconditional rapid change see It is to accurately assess the condition of my teeth and find the most natural and balanced direction within them.

If you are concerned about both aesthetic satisfaction and tooth preservation, Establishing a plan that suits you through sufficient consultation This would be nice. ✨

 

 

Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic

Director Jeong Jae-wook

Ministry of Health and Welfare Prosthodontics Specialist

Graduate of Yonsei University College of Dentistry

Master's degree from Yonsei University Graduate School of Dentistry

Yonsei University Sinchon Severance Hospital Intern , Completed Prosthodontics Residency

Certified and Regular Member of the Korean Academy of Prosthodontics

Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology (KAOMI) Excellent member

Regular member of the Korean Academy of Temporomandibular Joint and Occlusion

Member of the Korean Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry

jeon ) Adjunct Professor, Yonsei University College of Dentistry

jeon ) Served as Representative Director of Yonsei Good Day Dental Clinic Yangjae Branch

hyeon ) Board of Directors of the Korean Academy of Prosthodontics , Specialist Committee · Academic Affairs Committee

hyeon ) Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology (KAOMI) Director of Academic Planning

 

 

 

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