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[Health Column] The Effects and Side Effects of Herbal Medicine for Weight Loss? The Truth and Misconceptions Based on 10,000 Patients[1]
hello, Director Lee Ji-hye of Miol Korean Medicine Clinic Gwangmyeong Branch no see. only taking herbal medicine "Will I really lose weight just by doing that?" 🤔 This is the question most frequently and earnestly asked by those who have decided to go on a diet. Conversely, there are also many voices filled with concern, asking, “Won’t it eventually lead to a yo-yo effect or be bad for your health?” Today, I will honestly clear up the misconceptions and reveal the truth about herbal weight loss, based on what I have confirmed by meeting over 10,000 patients over more than 9 years! 1️⃣ How is a herbal medicine diet different from general appetite suppression? 📌 This is a 'customized metabolic treatment' that identifies the root cause of your body's weight gain. It is definitely different from ordinary medicines that simply suppress appetite. The priority is to first figure out why my body gains weight and why it is particularly difficult to lose it. In Korean traditional medicine, the causes of obesity are broadly categorized into three types for approach. Splenic energy deficiency: When digestive function is weak and waste products accumulate easily Liver Qi Stagnation When the circulation of Qi is blocked due to stress Phlegm and fluid: When weight gain occurs along with edema due to inefficient water metabolism The reason prescriptions differ completely from person to person, even with the same body weight, is precisely because the 'cause' is different. 2️⃣ What effects do they actually produce? 📌 Lose body fat and boost metabolic efficiency to build a 'body that gains less weight'. The most noticeable change is not the numbers Body composition It is a change. ✔️ I aim to lose body fat while maintaining muscle mass as much as possible without excessive dietary restrictions. Natural satiety : As digestive function improves, your food intake naturally decreases without having to force yourself to hold back. Breaking through the plateau : It boosts metabolic efficiency to bring about change during a plateau where your weight doesn't budge despite your efforts. Preventing muscle loss : Lose weight healthily while preventing muscle loss issues associated with starving. 3️⃣ Misunderstandings and Side Effects, Let Me Be Honest! ⚠️ 📌 Side effects are temporary, and the yo-yo effect is a matter of 'lifestyle habits' rather than 'herbal medicine'. The yo-yo effect that many people worry about is not so much due to the medication, but rather, Occurs when returning to previous eating habits after treatment do. This is the same for any diet method. Initial discomfort : Digestive discomfort, mild diarrhea, and changes in sleep may occur, but these are mostly temporary. Customizable : If you experience any discomfort, please inform your attending Korean medicine doctor, and the prescription can be adjusted immediately, so you can rest assured. Worried about your liver health? : Herbal medicines prescribed by medical institutions have a low risk of liver toxicity, and research results have reported that they actually improve liver enzyme levels or are as safe as general pharmaceuticals. 4️⃣ Can someone like me see results too? 📌 It is most important to check if this method is right for you. 🔹 I recommend this to people like this! Unresolved by diet and exercise Diet plateau menopause or mountain after Hormonal changes Cases where you suddenly gained weight PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) Obesity with underlying causes Stress or lack of sleep Cases where it is difficult to control binge eating ⚠️ People like this, please be careful! Pregnant or breastfeeding women, as well as those with specific underlying medical conditions, must undergo sufficient consultation in advance. 5️⃣ Checklist You Must Check Before You Start! 📌 Carefully check if the place has a systematic management system. Thorough pre-treatment : Avoid places that recommend medicine first without analyzing your constitution and the cause. Continuous progress management : It is generally best to choose a place that checks your body's changes and adjusts the prescription every two weeks. Integrated Management Program : Please check if dietary guidance and lifestyle correction are provided along with herbal medicine. Transparent consultation : Being clearly guided on the treatment plan and estimated costs from the start is the foundation of trust. FAQ Q1. When do the effects appear? A1. Usually, you can feel initial changes in weight and body composition after about two weeks. However, the goal is to proceed consistently for about 4 to 12 weeks to fully restore metabolic function and improve your constitution. Q2. Won't I gain weight again if I stop taking the herbal medicine? A2. If you correct your dietary habits and restore your metabolic function during the period of taking herbal medicine, it is possible to maintain the results. 📌 You can sufficiently prevent the yo-yo effect as long as you do not revert to your old bad lifestyle habits after stopping the medication. Q3. Can I take this with diet injections or other medications? A3. If you are currently taking any medication (appetite suppressants, GLP-1 injections, etc.), please be sure to mention it during the consultation! ⚠️ It is not impossible to use them in combination, but the prescription composition may vary depending on the condition. conclusion 🔸The Right Choice for Me Herbal medicine dieting is not the same magic medicine for everyone. Just as the reasons for weight gain vary from person to person, a sophisticated approach tailored to me is necessary. If you are trying hard but still can't lose weight, it is not a matter of willpower. Issues with my body's metabolism and constitution It could be. Instead of starting blindly, try beginning by accurately assessing your current physical condition. We hope you find the perfect healthy diet solution for you through a consultation with an expert! 💖 Miol Korean Medicine Clinic Gwangmyeong Branch Director Lee Ji-hye Completed Master's degree in Clinical Korean Medicine at Kyung Hee University Bachelor of Korean Medicine, Dongguk University Member of the Korean Society of Oriental Medicine for Obesity Cumulative patients treated 10,000 more than 1 person Diet treatment experience 9 more than a year hyeon Miol Korean Medicine Clinic Gwangmyeong branch Chief Director YouTube Diet Oriental Medicine Doctor Lee Ji-hye Herbal medicine diet tailored to your constitution ( Sasang Constitution Prescription ) Herbal medicine for appetite and metabolism regulation Weight loss without yo-yo effect – Metabolic recovery program climacteric , Postpartum weight management PCOS, Hormonal imbalance obesity treatment Stress-induced binge eating , Emotional eating management Breaking through a diet plateau
이지혜 원장26.04.23Views 262Likes 1 [Health Column] Bleeding and Swollen Gums, Can They Be Cured with Medication? The Truth About Periodontal Disease Explained by a Doctor[6]
hello, Chief Director Jeong Jae-wook of Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic It is. 😊 You rush to the dentist when you get a cavity, but when your gums swell and bleed, you often casually dismiss it, thinking, "It's probably just because I'm tired," right? There are many people who manage by using toothpaste or nutritional supplements that are said to be good for their gums. However, periodontal disease is easy to neglect because its early symptoms are mild, but it is a frightening condition that can force you to extract entire healthy teeth if it worsens. 😱 Today, I will go over the three truths and key facts about periodontal disease that many people misunderstand! 1️⃣ Is the blood I see when brushing my teeth due to my condition? 👋 The obvious message from the gums 'Inflammation signals' It could be. It is true that when you are tired, your gums feel more swollen and bleed. However, the fundamental cause is not your condition, but the buildup between your teeth and gums 'Plaque' and 'Tartar' It is. ⚠️ It is a condition where tartar, a mass of bacteria, continuously irritates the gums and causes inflammation. If you have started bleeding while brushing your teeth, it is already the early stage of periodontal disease. 'gingivitis' This means it is in progress, so you must absolutely not neglect it! 💡"Bleeding gums are not a sign that you need to rest, but a sign that you need to visit the dentist to have tartar removed." 2️⃣ Can taking commercial gum supplements cure gum disease? 👋 Unfortunately, it is not cured. Nutritional supplements Supplements It is just work. Many people purchase gum supplements after seeing advertisements. While ingredients such as Coenzyme Q10 and Vitamin C can help with gum health, it is impossible to dissolve existing tartar or treat periodontal disease itself. The root cause of periodontal disease is tartar. Tartar can only be removed through scaling at a dental clinic. Please keep in mind that nutritional supplements only play a 'supportive role' in maintaining healthy gums and are not a cure! 3️⃣ Does getting a scaling cause a lot of tooth wear? 👋 This is the most common misconception. Scaling is It never wears down your teeth. . The principle of scaling equipment is to use fine 'ultrasonic vibrations' to selectively remove only calcified tartar. There is no physical force strong enough to scrape away hard tooth enamel. There is a scientific reason for the discomfort you experience after the procedure. My teeth are sensitive As tartar strips away its thick layer, the tooth nerves have become temporarily sensitive to temperature changes. It will disappear soon, so please don't worry! Gaps form between my teeth. The tooth did not dissolve; rather, the space was exposed as the plaque that had filled it was removed. This is not what happened because of scaling, but the true appearance of my gums. 4️⃣ What happens when you identify the stage of periodontal disease? 👋 Periodontal disease strikes silently Silent disease no see. Stage 1 (Gingivitis) : A condition where inflammation is limited to the outer surface of the gums. Although the gums retract, 100% recovery is possible with scaling alone. ✔️ Stage 2 (Periodontitis) : Inflammation has progressed to the gum bone (alveolar bone). Bad breath has become severe, and the gums have receded. From this stage on, precise gum treatment is necessary. 🔶 3 Stage (end-stage periodontitis) The gum bone has completely eroded, causing the teeth to loosen. At this stage, it is difficult to save the teeth, and eventually, implants are required. 🔺 ❓ FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Q1. Does rinsing your mouth with salt water cure gum disease? A. While it may have a temporary sterilizing effect, it cannot remove tartar. In fact, please be careful, as high-concentration salt water can damage the oral mucosa, cause dry mouth, and worsen inflammation! Q2. How often should I get scaling? A. Generally, we recommend once or twice a year. However, smokers, coffee drinkers, and people with diabetes tend to accumulate plaque faster, so it is advisable to receive care every 3 to 6 months. 🗓️ Q3. Does having diabetes worsen gum disease? A. Yes, they are very closely related! Diabetic patients have lower resistance to gum bacteria, making their risk of developing periodontal disease up to three times higher. Regular gum care is essential, especially for those with diabetes. 🎯 Conclusion: The easiest way to keep a smile for a lifetime While cavities can be treated and filled or crowned, gum bone that has eroded away does not grow back. 🚫 The only way to keep my gums healthy is Regular dental visits no see. Do not ignore the small signals your gums are sending right now (bleeding, swelling). You can protect your precious natural teeth simply by getting a scaling at least once every six months. 😊 Dr. Jae-wook Jeong, Chief Director of Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic Ministry of Health and Welfare specialist in Prosthodontics Graduated from Yonsei University College of Dentistry Master's degree from Yonsei University Graduate School of Dentistry Internship at Yonsei University Severance Hospital, Sinchon; completed residency in Prosthodontics. Certified Specialist and Regular Member of the Korean Academy of Prosthodontics Outstanding member of the Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology (KAOMI) Regular member of the Korean Academy of Temporomandibular Joint and Occlusion Regular member of the Korean Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry Former Adjunct Professor, Yonsei University College of Dentistry Formerly served as Chief Director of Yonsei Good Day Dental Clinic Yangjae Branch Current) Board Member, Specialist Committee, and Academic Affairs Committee Member of the Korean Academy of Prosthodontics Current Director of Academic Planning, Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology (KAOMI) View more of Director Jung Jae-wook's expert columns > [Health Column] No-Prep Laminates, Are They Really 'No Prep'? A Summary of Key Points You Must Know [Health Column] Airnate – Why Minimally Removed Laminates Allow for Reshaping Your Teeth in Just One Week 👉 If you would like to find out more details about teeth whitening and aerates from Director Jae-wook Jeong of Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic >
정재욱 원장26.06.25Views 99Likes 3 [Health Column] Why You Shouldn't Use Just Any Toothpaste, and How to Check the 'Ingredients' That Suit Your Teeth 🪥[3]
hello, Smile D Dental Clinic of Director Oh Su-hwan no see. The toothpaste you use every morning and evening—are you perhaps mindlessly using a cheap product sold in bundles at the supermarket or whatever your family bought? 😊 In fact, toothpaste is not merely a foaming cleaner; depending on its ingredients, it is an important 'quasi-drug' that can either protect your dental health or actually damage it. 🛡️ Today, the thing patients most frequently miss at the dentist 3 Key Ingredients in Toothpaste I’ll pinpoint the key points on how to choose the toothpaste that’s perfect for you! 1. Are 'abrasives' for cleaning teeth suitable for my brushing habits? ? It wipes away stains from the tooth surface, but too much can be toxic! Accounts for 20–40% of toothpaste Abrasive It plays a remarkable role in removing food residue and plaque. but toothpaste with too strong abrasive power If you combine this with a habit of brushing your teeth vigorously horizontally, it causes problems. This is because 'cervical abrasion,' where the boundary between the tooth and gum is eroded in a wedge shape, can occur. 📌 If you usually have sensitive teeth or your gum line is already receding, toothpaste with a low abrasive index (RDA). It is much safer to choose . 💡 A word from the Director: If you brush your teeth hard Abrasive components Make sure to check this out! 2. 'Surfactants,' the main culprit behind foam, do they cause dry mouth? ✨Beware of oral mucosal irritation hidden behind the squeaky foam. Creating rich foam in toothpaste Surfactant (SLS) It enhances cleaning power, but it is strictly a chemical ingredient. If this ingredient remains in the mouth for a long time, it irritates the mucous membrane. Slows down the recovery from stomatitis or dries out the mouth dry mouth It can cause. 📌 If your mouth often feels dry or sticky Products with little or no surfactants I recommend do. ✨ Brushing Tips: If you use a lot of foaming toothpaste About 7 to 10 times You must rinse very thoroughly to ensure no ingredients remain! 3. 'Fluoride,' the key to preventing cavities—have you properly checked the concentration? The magic of 'remineralization' that strengthens teeth—concentration is the key. Fluorine It is a beneficial ingredient that protects teeth from acidic components and increases resistance to cavities. It is also effective for relieving tooth sensitivity. However, if the concentration is too low, it is difficult to see results. 📌 If you want to see the proper cavity prevention effects Fluorine concentration of 1,000 ppm or higher Choose a high-concentration fluoride toothpaste. 🔍 Checkpoint: Right now, on the ingredient list on the back of the toothpaste Fluorine content Check it out! Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q1. Is it safe to use whitening toothpaste for a long time? ? A1. The hydrogen peroxide in whitening toothpaste is usually less than 3%, so it is not harmful to the human body, but, Prolonged use may cause tooth sensitivity. For those with sensitive teeth, I recommend toothpaste containing fluoride or potassium nitrate. Q2. What is the principle behind toothpaste specifically for sensitive teeth? ? A2. potassium nitrate The same ingredient blocks the tiny pores in the teeth It is a principle that blocks cold or hot stimuli from being transmitted to the nerves. Q3. How many times should I rinse after brushing my teeth? ? A3. With regular toothpaste, ensure that no detergent ingredients remain in the mouth About 6 to 10 times Rinsing thoroughly is the best way to reduce dry mouth and irritation. conclusion The condition of my teeth is the standard for choosing toothpaste. You should choose toothpaste suited to 'the condition of your mouth' rather than 'what others recommend.' 🦷 ✅ What if your teeth are heavily worn down? Low-abrasive toothpaste ✅ Worried about cavities? High-fluoride toothpaste Above all, proper brushing habits are essential for the toothpaste to be fully effective. If you are currently experiencing severe tooth sensitivity or pain, rather than trying to diagnose it yourself Visit a nearby dental clinic and consult with a specialist. Therefore, I recommend that you find the care method that suits you best. 👨⚕️✨ Smile D Dental Clinic Chief Director Oh Su-hwan - Graduated from Yonsei University College of Dentistry - Major in Orthodontics, Yonsei University Graduate School of Dentistry - Board-certified Orthodontist by the Ministry of Health and Welfare - Regular member of the Korean Association of Orthodontists - Completed internship and residency in Orthodontics at Ewha Womans University Mokdong Hospital - International member of the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) - International member of the World Federation of Correctional Organizations (WFO) - Regular member of the Korean Association of Orthodontists - Certified by the Korean Association of Orthodontists View more expert columns by Dr. Oh Su-hwan, Director of Smile D Dental Clinic 📎 [Expert Column] Clear Aligners: Wire-Free Orthodontic Treatment—Is It Really Unnoticeable? 📎 [Expert Column] No-Prep Veneers, Is It Really 'No Prep'? 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오수환 원장26.05.12Views 226Likes 2 [Health Column] Do You Lose Weight When Getting Braces? A Fact Check on Braces and Dieting! ✨[12]
hello. Director Jae-wook Jeong of Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic no see. Patients who have started orthodontic treatment "Director, I think I've lost some weight since getting braces!" He often says that. This is because wearing braces actually drastically changes eating habits and food choices. Today, many people are curious about The Real Correlation Between Orthodontics and Dieting I will give you a clear and concise explanation about that! 1. Why do I lose weight during orthodontic treatment? ? 👋 The answer lies in 'changes in eating habits' and 'more diligent brushing habits'. Small meals caused by discomfort When you first wear the device, you will experience temporary discomfort when chewing, so you will look for soft foods such as porridge, tofu, and eggs. As you cut your food into small pieces and eat slowly, your portion size naturally decreases. Gluttony won over laziness Since brushing your teeth after meals is essential during orthodontic treatment, many people refrain from eating unnecessary snacks or junk food due to the inconvenience. 📌 A word from the Director! As these changes overlap, temporary weight loss may occur initially. 2. Conversely, are there cases where weight increases? ? 👋 Yes, if you mainly eat soft, high-calorie foods, you can actually gain weight. . The Trap of Softness If you look for foods that are easy to chew, there is a risk that you will frequently consume soft but high-calorie foods such as ice cream, bread, cake, and noodles. The Temptation of Liquid Sugars If you fill up on sugary drinks instead of meals because you find chewing bothersome, it actually leads to weight gain. Ultimately, weight change is determined by 'what kind of eating habits you adopt' rather than the corrective device itself. 3. How should I manage a healthy diet during orthodontic treatment? ? 👋 As this is a long-term battle that takes an average of over a year, balanced nutrition is key. . ✅ Avoid these foods. You should be careful as foods that are too hard or sticky can damage the device. ✅ Balanced nutrients Please make sure to eat a balanced diet of healthy foods such as protein, vegetables, and fruits. ✅ Caution regarding liquid sugars It is recommended to reduce the consumption of sugary drinks. ✅ Cleanliness is essential Please make sure to maintain thorough oral hygiene after meals. ❓ FAQ Q1. How long does it take to eat properly after starting braces? ? A1. Usually after installing the device About 3 to 5 days You may experience some pressure or discomfort, but please do not worry too much, as you will adapt quickly and be able to resume normal meals! Q2. Will I gain weight again after the braces are finished? ? A2. Correction itself is not a treatment for weight control. If you fail to maintain the healthy eating habits you established during treatment, your weight may change again. Q3. I've completely lost my appetite. Is this normal? ? A3. Yes, it is very normal! During the initial adaptation period, chewing may be uncomfortable, so your appetite may temporarily decrease, but it will naturally recover over time. 📝 conclusion Remember the real purpose of orthodontic treatment! While weight loss is possible due to changes in diet during orthodontic treatment, this You should not think of it as a means of dieting. The purpose of correction is Proper occlusion formation, restoration of oral function, long-term dental health It is located at. Therefore, it is important to guide changes in dietary habits during correction in a healthy direction. If you have any further questions about orthodontic treatment or would like to have your current condition checked, please feel free to contact us anytime. Consult with medical professionals I hope you find the care method that suits you best through this! 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 View more expert columns on laminates > [Health Column] No-prep Veneers, Are They Really 'No Prep'? A Summary of Key Points You Must Know [Health Column] Airnate – Why Minimally Removed Laminates Allow for Reshaping Your Teeth in Just One Week If you would like to check the causes of bad breath and your oral condition in more detail with Director Jae-wook Jeong of Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic > This column was written with reference to the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency's National Health Information Portal and related oral health information materials.
정재욱 원장26.03.23Views 408Likes 4 [Health Column] Choosing Toothpaste After Implant Surgery: Why You Shouldn't Just Use Any Toothpaste[9]
hello, Director Lee Hyeon-seop of Seoul Centum Dental Clinic no see. Anyone who is about to have implant surgery or has just had surgery has probably thought about this at least once. “When should I start brushing my teeth?”, “Can I still use the same toothpaste I normally use?” Surprisingly Choosing Toothpaste After Implant Surgery is an important management factor that affects the surgical outcome and recovery process. But most people tend to stick to their old habits without much explanation. today Why You Should Care About Your Toothpaste After Implant Surgery Let me summarize. Why does the oral environment change after implant surgery? 🦷Because implants are structurally different from natural teeth, their management standards are also different. Although implants look similar to natural teeth, their structure is completely different. Natural teeth have a periodontal ligament that cushions the impact and prevents bacterial invasion. Implants are A state where bones and metal structures are directly connected no see. so More sensitive to external stimuli Inflammation can progress rapidly ⚠️ For this reason, choosing toothpaste during implant surgery should not be viewed as a simple choice of daily necessities, but as a ‘part of care.’ What is the first toothpaste standard to check after implant surgery? 🦷The key is the abrasive level and whether it irritates the gums. Why is a lower RDA better? Toothpaste contains stain remover abrasive It contains. But the higher the number, the greater the friction. General commercial toothpaste: RDA 70-100 or more Toothpaste with whitening properties: RDA 120-150 or higher If you use this toothpaste immediately after implant surgery, As the border area of the prosthesis wears slightly, Risk of bacterial invasion This can grow. ✔️ Recommended criteria RDA 30~50 or less Products labeled 'low-abrasive toothpaste' Why should I check for surfactants (SLS)? When there is a lot of foam, it is easy to feel that it is 'cleaning well', The key ingredient of that foam is SLS series surfactants This is often the case. This ingredient is Stimulates the gum mucosa It makes your mouth dry May slow down the healing of surgical sites ⚠️ It is especially important to reduce stimulation immediately after implant surgery, as the gums are not yet stable. ✔️ Recommended criteria SLS-FREE labeling Surfactant-free or naturally derived surfactants Is more fluoride better? 🦷Fluoride is important in ‘appropriate amounts’. Fluoride is an ingredient that helps prevent cavities, Immediately after implant surgery Excessive fluoride irritates the mucous membranes may cause. When using high-fluoride toothpaste Stinging discomfort This may appear in some cases, so caution is required in the early stages. ✔️ Toothpaste selection criteria Fluorine content: approximately 900 to 1,000 ppm If you are having trouble deciding between high and low fluoride, choose the 'medium level' Will toothpaste with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory ingredients help? 🦷Antibacterial ingredients that can be managed without irritation may be helpful. Implants are relatively vulnerable to inflammation because of their limited vascular supply. thus Inhibits bacterial growth Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory ingredients Toothpaste containing this may help. For example, CPC (cetylpyridinium chloride) green tea extract Herbal extract ingredients Xylitol but, ❌ Rather than focusing on strong sterilization ✔️ A level that can be used continuously without stimulation This is more important. Do I really need to use toothpaste specifically for implants? 🦷What matters is not the ‘name’ but the ‘ingredients and whether it is irritating’. To conclude, A toothpaste specifically for implants is not required. What's more important than expensive products is 👉 Ingredient composition 👉 Abrasive level 👉 Whether or not there is gum irritation. When choosing a toothpaste for implant surgery, choose a product that meets the criteria. Using it consistently This is much more important. FAQ Q1. Can I use toothpaste immediately after implant surgery? A1. Since the care method may vary depending on the condition of the gums immediately after surgery, it is recommended to follow the medical staff's instructions regarding the timing and products to be used. Q2. When can I start using whitening toothpaste? A2. Whitening toothpaste often contains high levels of abrasives, so it is safer to avoid it immediately after surgery and use it after your gums have stabilized and after a consultation. Q3. Are there any maintenance factors more important than toothpaste? A3. Yes. As much as toothpaste. Brushing methods and habits This is important. conclusion The implant surgery is over, but Management starts from then It will work. Choosing toothpaste during implant surgery may seem trivial, but it can affect the long-term health of your implants. ✔️ It doesn't have to be expensive ✔️ Avoid whitening and foam-focused toothpastes. ✔️ Check the ingredient list again And most importantly How to use no see. Use a soft toothbrush Brush your teeth gently and gently If necessary, use auxiliary tools recommended by the dentist. The toothpaste you use today can determine the future condition of your implants. The first step in management, Please reconsider your choice of toothpaste. Seoul Centum Dental Clinic CEO Lee Hyeon-seop Integrated Dentistry Specialist Graduated from Korea University Master of Dentistry, College of Dentistry, Kyung Hee University Regular member of the Korean Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology Full member of the Korean Academy of Endodontics Full member of the Korean Academy of Integrative Dentistry Full member of the American Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (AACD) Full member of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) Full member of the International Congress of Implantology (ICOI) Experience in placing over 17,000 implants Has extensive overseas experience, having visited more than 10 countries Experience with numerous high-difficulty implant cases Read other health columns by Director Lee Hyeon-seop > [Health Column] Impacted Wisdom Teeth: Why Are They a Problem? Pain, Inflammation, and Damage All at a Glance [Health Column] Curious about the implant lifespan? How long can I use it? 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