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I would like to share my experience. As a minor, the dental implant procedure was performed without sufficient discussion with my guardians, my parents. Being a minor, my family did not anticipate this, and we were very surprised and embarrassed upon finding out later. I am not well-versed in the professional aspects of the treatment process or results, but I regret that the consent process may not have been thorough enough at that time. My family found it difficult to trust the hospital because of this issue. I urge other guardians to carefully verify the consent process before any procedures to avoid situations like mine.
25.09.11 Smart Implant Dental Clinic
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전 On September 20th, I completed two implants and one bridge. I had implants done at another hospital, but compared to this hospital, it was so much more expensive. I was always losing teeth, so I went to a nearby clinic to have them fixed again. The implant process here was very thorough and the manipulation was gentle, so I am truly satisfied. That's why I've referred five people.
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후 I brought my mother here because of her implants. After seeing my mother's treatment process and her condition, I decided to come to LeadOn too. Haha. This is now our family dental clinic~ Thank you to the head dentist and the staff!
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I received domestically produced Dio implants for 490,000 won without any additional fees. I underwent tooth extraction and implant placement, and I am completely satisfied with the entire process, including the zirconia completion. After the implant procedure, eating has become easier, and my pronunciation is much better.
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View more[Health Column] Is Implant Swelling Normal? The Recovery Process and Self-Diagnosis Methods for Warning Signs[6]
hello! Lee Hyun-seop, Chief Director of Seoul Centum Dental Clinic no see. Have you ever been worried because you looked in the mirror after implant treatment and your face looked more swollen than usual? 🦷 Especially if you are having implant surgery for the first time, even small changes can feel more significant. but Swelling of the implant itself is often a natural reaction that occurs during the recovery process. The important thing is, this swelling Is it within the normal range to wait? , or not Is it a signal that needs to be checked again? It is to distinguish. Today, I will summarize those criteria a little more simply! 1. Why does implant swelling occur? 🦷 This is a temporary reaction that may occur during the recovery process of the surgical site. During the implant surgery process, a small drilling is performed in the jawbone along with an incision in the gum. During this process, gum tissue, microvessels, and surrounding soft tissues are irritated, and the body triggers an inflammatory response to recover. At this time, as blood flow increases, the area around the surgery site may appear temporarily swollen, which can be considered implant swelling. In other words, swelling in many cases is It is a sign that recovery is progressing rather than that the surgery went wrong. It can be understood as. For example, there are cases where you feel your face looks a little more swollen after returning home or the next morning than immediately after surgery. In times like this, rather than immediately concluding it is more than ideal First, examine whether the change is within the recovery flow. This is important. ✔️In conclusion, rather than being too alarmed when you first see swelling, Trend of change over the past few days It is recommended to look at it together. 2. When is implant swelling most severe? It is often more noticeable on the 2nd or 3rd day after surgery than immediately after. Many people think that swelling is most severe on the day of surgery, but actually When swelling is most prominent on the 2nd or 3rd day There are many. Usually, it proceeds in the following flow. 🔹 Day of surgery → Swelling begins 🔹 2~3 days → Swelling peaks 🔹 4~5 days → Gradually decrease 🔹 1 week → Noticeable improvement in most cases Of course, there are individual differences in recovery speed. Depending on one's constitution or health condition, it may last for more than a week. Swelling may last a little longer, especially in the following cases. 🔸 Cases where bone grafting was performed concurrently 🔸 Cases where multiple implants are placed simultaneously 🔸 In cases of systemic diseases such as diabetes or hypertension 🔸 If you have a smoking habit For example, even if you undergo the same implant surgery, some people's implants subside quickly starting from the 4th or 5th day, while others' implants may take more than a week to fall out. so You need to be careful when simply comparing your recovery speed with that of others. 📌 Briefly checking the progress by date helps in assessing the condition. 3. How should I manage the implant to reduce swelling? The degree of swelling and the speed of recovery may vary depending on initial care and lifestyle habits. Post-surgery care is more important than you might think. This is because even with the same surgery, the degree of swelling and the recovery process can vary depending on the management method. 1. Cold compress for 48 hours after surgery Cold compresses are most important in the beginning. 10–15 minutes cold compress, 5–10 minutes rest Repeating this can help reduce swelling and bleeding. 2. Apply warm compresses after 2 to 3 days. Once the initial swelling subsides, you can help improve blood circulation through warm compresses. Warm compresses can help with tissue recovery and reduce inflammation. 3. Food and Lifestyle Management Lifestyle habits are also important for alleviating implant swelling. 🔸 Avoid hot and spicy foods 🔸 Temporarily pause intense workouts 🔸 Drink plenty of fluids 🔸 Take prescribed medication If you just follow these basic management steps, the recovery process can proceed much more stably. It’s not that it’s over once the surgery is finished, Management during the first few days can determine the course of recovery. It would be good if you understood it that way. 4. Which types of implant swelling require close monitoring? It is important to look at the accompanying signals rather than the swelling itself. Most swelling subsides naturally. ⚠️However, if the following symptoms appear together, it may not be just simple swelling. 🔸 If swelling continues to worsen 🔸 In cases of persistent severe pain 🔸 Bad breath or pus formation 🔸 Sensation of heat or fever In this case Possibility of peri-implantitis, hematoma, or infection Since this may occur, it is recommended to visit a dentist promptly to get checked. For example, if it feels fine at first but the swelling worsens and the pain intensifies over time, it is best not to simply dismiss it with the thought of "let's wait a little longer." This is because the recovery response generally tends to subside over time. Look at how the swelling is changing rather than whether there is swelling. If pain, heat, odor, and pus are present together, further investigation is required. 5. Why does implant swelling vary from person to person? Even with the same surgery, the recovery pattern can vary depending on your physical condition and the extent of the operation. Even after undergoing the same implant surgery, the degree of swelling varies from person to person. The main reasons are as follows. 🔸 Gum thickness 🔸 Jawbone Density 🔸 Surgical scope 🔸 Age 🔸 Immunity especially In cases where bone grafting was performed together Swelling may last longer than with regular implants. So rather than simply comparing with others, It is important to make a judgment based on your own recovery progress. For example, just because you hear someone say, “I got better in a few days,” you don’t need to immediately assume that your swelling is abnormal. This is because the recovery process can vary depending on the details of the surgery and the physical condition. 📌 Please keep in mind that recovery speed varies from person to person. 📌 Rather than comparing yourself to others Whether my condition is gradually improving It is more important to look at . 6. What lifestyle habits help manage implant swelling? There are basic habits that help with both swelling management and implant stability. Try maintaining the following habits to help with recovery. 🔸 Sleep with your pillow slightly elevated 🔸 A diet rich in protein and vitamins 🔸 Maintain abstinence from alcohol and smoking 🔸 Gently brush, avoiding the implant site 🔸 Use prescription mouthwash These habits can help not only with managing swelling but also with the implant settling in stably. Rather than a special method, Consistent basic management This is important. For example, simply avoiding keeping your head too low while sleeping or refraining from mindlessly eating spicy food immediately afterward can make a difference in the recovery process. Even if they seem small, these habits come together to make the recovery process a little more comfortable. 📌 Rather than difficult and complex management, Consistently maintaining the basic rules to be followed This is the key. FAQ Q1. Is all swelling after implant surgery a warning sign? A1. That is not the case. Swelling after implant surgery is mostly a natural reaction that can occur during the normal recovery process. Q2. When does implant swelling usually start to subside? A2. Usually, it is most pronounced on the 2nd or 3rd day after surgery, gradually decreases from the 4th or 5th day, and often subsides significantly after about a week. Q3. When should I visit the dentist again if there is swelling? A3. If swelling continues to worsen, severe pain persists, or is accompanied by bad breath, pus, a sensation of heat, or fever, further examination may be necessary. conclusion Swelling from implants is mostly a natural part of the recovery process. no see. While the presence of swelling after surgery does not necessarily mean there is a problem, it is important to monitor whether it is subsiding over time or if it is a sign of worsening. The speed of recovery may vary depending on initial care and lifestyle habits. Simply following basic guidelines, such as applying cold compresses, managing your lifestyle, and taking prescribed medication, can help with recovery. However, if the swelling worsens or is accompanied by pain, heat, or pus, do not delay and have your condition checked at a dental clinic. Rather than being unconditionally anxious, knowing both the normal recovery range and warning signs. This is the most important thing. Seoul Centum Dental Clinic Chief Director Lee Hyun-seop Specialist in Integrated Dentistry Graduated from Korea University Master of Dentistry, Kyung Hee University College of Dentistry Regular member of the Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology Regular member of the Korean Endodontic Society Regular member of the Korean Academy of Integrated Dentistry Member of the American Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (AACD) Member of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) Full member of the International Congress of Implantologists (ICOI) Experience in placing over 17,000 implants Possesses extensive overseas experience visiting over 10 countries Experience with numerous complex implant cases Read other health columns by Director Lee Hyun-seop > [Health Column] Why Are Impacted Wisdom Teeth a Problem? Pain, Inflammation, and Damage at a Glance [Health Column] Curious about implant lifespan? How long can they be used? 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이현섭 원장26.03.19Views 233Likes 3 This is a review of the implant treatment process and personal experience!![26]
I will talk about the process of implant treatment and my experience with dental implants~ When getting an implant, have thorough consultations about your concerns and questions, and be sure to carefully choose a reputable implant specialist hospital nearby. Dad started getting implant treatment since last year. When I received my previous implant treatment, I had it done at a nearby dental clinic I frequented, but I wasn't very satisfied, so this time I visited about three specialized implant hospitals to consult about implant treatment. Based on my experience visiting three different dental clinics, although the surgical methods are similar, the costs, expertise, friendliness, and facilities vary, so be sure to compare 2-3 highly recommended clinics before choosing! Since implant treatment is not a one-time procedure like a cavity, but requires significant time, duration, and financial investment, please choose carefully to see the benefits of implant treatment. How does the implant consultation proceed? First, we check the condition of the teeth using X-ray images, intraoral photographs, and other methods. The procedure varies depending on the condition of the teeth before surgery, so it is necessary to carefully check the areas where implants are needed. Whether an implant can be performed depends on the condition of the gums~ And please have the consultation nurse explain the condition of your teeth and provide detailed information on how and what methods will be used for the surgery. Feel free to ask any questions you have at this time. Number of teeth to be operated on, treatment duration, treatment cost, treatment method, implant placement~ It seems that the price can be adjusted when treating multiple implants. Please try to adjust it well~ Let me explain how the implant surgery is performed~ First, apply local anesthesia in the mouth, then make an incision in the gum and detach the soft tissue. And create space by drilling a hole in the tooth below the gum for implant placement~ This is a procedure where, after placing the implant, a cover screw is attached, the soft tissue that has been separated is adjusted, and then sutured. The expected duration for an implant procedure is about 20-30 minutes per implant, and it may vary depending on additional surgeries such as bone grafting or sinus elevation. Initially, when extracting the existing teeth for implant treatment, you need to continuously apply cold compresses on the day of the implant due to swelling and pain. The hospital will prescribe antibiotics and painkillers. Additionally, you should rinse with mouthwash twice a day for a week. Due to bleeding from the extracted tooth, I have been biting on gauze for about 2 hours. Since a lot of blood is coming out of the gauze, I need to change it about 3-4 times. On the day of tooth extraction, the pain is severe, making it hard to speak and sleep well. You should avoid very hot or spicy foods and stick to light foods like porridge on the same day. Getting an implant even once involves extracting the existing tooth, checking the condition of gum inflammation, and the gum regeneration period, making the surgical process really lengthy and costly. There is pain, and initially, implant treatment requires a lot of time and effort. Since implant procedures are lengthy and are used semi-permanently as dental devices, I hope you carefully research and choose so that the implant treatment goes well.
쭈225.02.24Views 257Likes 6 Is implant surgery more complicated than I thought?! Is same-day surgery possible?[15]
I'm looking into the implant surgery process! My grandfather is planning to get an implant, and I'm curious about the implant surgery process! This time, my grandfather said he needed to get 3-4 implants. As I get older, I guess it's inevitable that I'll have to get implants ㅠㅠㅠ Does the implant surgery process take a long time?! When I saw it on the internet before, it said that after implanting it into the bone, you have to wait until the screw is completely attached to the bone. These days, there are a lot of same-day implant placements?! What has changed a lot? I'm planning to get my grandfather's implant at a dental clinic in Cheonan! While looking for a good place near my house, I found Cheonan Woori Family Dental Clinic. The reviews are good, so I'm thinking of doing it here. What do you think?! Or, is there a case where the implant surgery process is the same, but it can be done quickly on the same day? Haha...I don't know much about implant surgery, so it looks incredibly complicated!! If you were a 70-year-old man who needed 3-4 implants, you wouldn't recommend same-day surgery, right?
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I'm curious about the implant process!! It would be great if those who are familiar with the implant process could share their knowledge. First, let me explain a little bit of what I've found out! The hospital I plan to go to is Snow Dental Clinic. This is a hospital I found through the Cashdoc hospital event. https://cashdoc.me/hospitalevent/eventdetail/4100 I am thinking about getting dental implants at Snow Dental Clinic, located at Exit 8 of Nonhyeon Station. DIO implants cost 490,000 won Osstem implants were 560,000 won! I looked into the implant process; could you please check if this process is correct? 1. Counseling and Diagnosis I heard that you need to receive a consultation and diagnosis first before getting an implant. 2. Surgery Does implant surgery involve extracting a tooth and placing an implant? 3. Bone integration period The period during which an implant fuses well with the gum bone is called the osseointegration period. Generally, osseointegration takes about 6 months for the upper jaw and 3 months for the lower jaw. I heard that it is best to wear a temporary prosthesis and avoid using your teeth during this period! 4. Fabrication and placement of prosthetics Once the osseointegration period has passed, the final prosthesis is fabricated and fitted. I've looked into it like this for now, but are these four processes correct? I've never had implants before, so I'm not exactly sure if this process is correct. Anyway, please help me if you know a lot about the implant process!
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View more[Health Column] Is Implant Swelling Normal? The Recovery Process and Self-Diagnosis Methods for Warning Signs[6]
hello! Lee Hyun-seop, Chief Director of Seoul Centum Dental Clinic no see. Have you ever been worried because you looked in the mirror after implant treatment and your face looked more swollen than usual? 🦷 Especially if you are having implant surgery for the first time, even small changes can feel more significant. but Swelling of the implant itself is often a natural reaction that occurs during the recovery process. The important thing is, this swelling Is it within the normal range to wait? , or not Is it a signal that needs to be checked again? It is to distinguish. Today, I will summarize those criteria a little more simply! 1. Why does implant swelling occur? 🦷 This is a temporary reaction that may occur during the recovery process of the surgical site. During the implant surgery process, a small drilling is performed in the jawbone along with an incision in the gum. During this process, gum tissue, microvessels, and surrounding soft tissues are irritated, and the body triggers an inflammatory response to recover. At this time, as blood flow increases, the area around the surgery site may appear temporarily swollen, which can be considered implant swelling. In other words, swelling in many cases is It is a sign that recovery is progressing rather than that the surgery went wrong. It can be understood as. For example, there are cases where you feel your face looks a little more swollen after returning home or the next morning than immediately after surgery. In times like this, rather than immediately concluding it is more than ideal First, examine whether the change is within the recovery flow. This is important. ✔️In conclusion, rather than being too alarmed when you first see swelling, Trend of change over the past few days It is recommended to look at it together. 2. When is implant swelling most severe? It is often more noticeable on the 2nd or 3rd day after surgery than immediately after. Many people think that swelling is most severe on the day of surgery, but actually When swelling is most prominent on the 2nd or 3rd day There are many. Usually, it proceeds in the following flow. 🔹 Day of surgery → Swelling begins 🔹 2~3 days → Swelling peaks 🔹 4~5 days → Gradually decrease 🔹 1 week → Noticeable improvement in most cases Of course, there are individual differences in recovery speed. Depending on one's constitution or health condition, it may last for more than a week. Swelling may last a little longer, especially in the following cases. 🔸 Cases where bone grafting was performed concurrently 🔸 Cases where multiple implants are placed simultaneously 🔸 In cases of systemic diseases such as diabetes or hypertension 🔸 If you have a smoking habit For example, even if you undergo the same implant surgery, some people's implants subside quickly starting from the 4th or 5th day, while others' implants may take more than a week to fall out. so You need to be careful when simply comparing your recovery speed with that of others. 📌 Briefly checking the progress by date helps in assessing the condition. 3. How should I manage the implant to reduce swelling? The degree of swelling and the speed of recovery may vary depending on initial care and lifestyle habits. Post-surgery care is more important than you might think. This is because even with the same surgery, the degree of swelling and the recovery process can vary depending on the management method. 1. Cold compress for 48 hours after surgery Cold compresses are most important in the beginning. 10–15 minutes cold compress, 5–10 minutes rest Repeating this can help reduce swelling and bleeding. 2. Apply warm compresses after 2 to 3 days. Once the initial swelling subsides, you can help improve blood circulation through warm compresses. Warm compresses can help with tissue recovery and reduce inflammation. 3. Food and Lifestyle Management Lifestyle habits are also important for alleviating implant swelling. 🔸 Avoid hot and spicy foods 🔸 Temporarily pause intense workouts 🔸 Drink plenty of fluids 🔸 Take prescribed medication If you just follow these basic management steps, the recovery process can proceed much more stably. It’s not that it’s over once the surgery is finished, Management during the first few days can determine the course of recovery. It would be good if you understood it that way. 4. Which types of implant swelling require close monitoring? It is important to look at the accompanying signals rather than the swelling itself. Most swelling subsides naturally. ⚠️However, if the following symptoms appear together, it may not be just simple swelling. 🔸 If swelling continues to worsen 🔸 In cases of persistent severe pain 🔸 Bad breath or pus formation 🔸 Sensation of heat or fever In this case Possibility of peri-implantitis, hematoma, or infection Since this may occur, it is recommended to visit a dentist promptly to get checked. For example, if it feels fine at first but the swelling worsens and the pain intensifies over time, it is best not to simply dismiss it with the thought of "let's wait a little longer." This is because the recovery response generally tends to subside over time. Look at how the swelling is changing rather than whether there is swelling. If pain, heat, odor, and pus are present together, further investigation is required. 5. Why does implant swelling vary from person to person? Even with the same surgery, the recovery pattern can vary depending on your physical condition and the extent of the operation. Even after undergoing the same implant surgery, the degree of swelling varies from person to person. The main reasons are as follows. 🔸 Gum thickness 🔸 Jawbone Density 🔸 Surgical scope 🔸 Age 🔸 Immunity especially In cases where bone grafting was performed together Swelling may last longer than with regular implants. So rather than simply comparing with others, It is important to make a judgment based on your own recovery progress. For example, just because you hear someone say, “I got better in a few days,” you don’t need to immediately assume that your swelling is abnormal. This is because the recovery process can vary depending on the details of the surgery and the physical condition. 📌 Please keep in mind that recovery speed varies from person to person. 📌 Rather than comparing yourself to others Whether my condition is gradually improving It is more important to look at . 6. What lifestyle habits help manage implant swelling? There are basic habits that help with both swelling management and implant stability. Try maintaining the following habits to help with recovery. 🔸 Sleep with your pillow slightly elevated 🔸 A diet rich in protein and vitamins 🔸 Maintain abstinence from alcohol and smoking 🔸 Gently brush, avoiding the implant site 🔸 Use prescription mouthwash These habits can help not only with managing swelling but also with the implant settling in stably. Rather than a special method, Consistent basic management This is important. For example, simply avoiding keeping your head too low while sleeping or refraining from mindlessly eating spicy food immediately afterward can make a difference in the recovery process. Even if they seem small, these habits come together to make the recovery process a little more comfortable. 📌 Rather than difficult and complex management, Consistently maintaining the basic rules to be followed This is the key. FAQ Q1. Is all swelling after implant surgery a warning sign? A1. That is not the case. Swelling after implant surgery is mostly a natural reaction that can occur during the normal recovery process. Q2. When does implant swelling usually start to subside? A2. Usually, it is most pronounced on the 2nd or 3rd day after surgery, gradually decreases from the 4th or 5th day, and often subsides significantly after about a week. Q3. When should I visit the dentist again if there is swelling? A3. If swelling continues to worsen, severe pain persists, or is accompanied by bad breath, pus, a sensation of heat, or fever, further examination may be necessary. conclusion Swelling from implants is mostly a natural part of the recovery process. no see. While the presence of swelling after surgery does not necessarily mean there is a problem, it is important to monitor whether it is subsiding over time or if it is a sign of worsening. The speed of recovery may vary depending on initial care and lifestyle habits. Simply following basic guidelines, such as applying cold compresses, managing your lifestyle, and taking prescribed medication, can help with recovery. However, if the swelling worsens or is accompanied by pain, heat, or pus, do not delay and have your condition checked at a dental clinic. Rather than being unconditionally anxious, knowing both the normal recovery range and warning signs. This is the most important thing. Seoul Centum Dental Clinic Chief Director Lee Hyun-seop Specialist in Integrated Dentistry Graduated from Korea University Master of Dentistry, Kyung Hee University College of Dentistry Regular member of the Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology Regular member of the Korean Endodontic Society Regular member of the Korean Academy of Integrated Dentistry Member of the American Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (AACD) Member of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) Full member of the International Congress of Implantologists (ICOI) Experience in placing over 17,000 implants Possesses extensive overseas experience visiting over 10 countries Experience with numerous complex implant cases Read other health columns by Director Lee Hyun-seop > [Health Column] Why Are Impacted Wisdom Teeth a Problem? Pain, Inflammation, and Damage at a Glance [Health Column] Curious about implant lifespan? How long can they be used? [Health Column] I heard there are so many types of implant bone grafts… What criteria should I use to choose one?
이현섭 원장26.03.19Views 233Likes 3 [Health Column] Facelift for Your 70s: Are You Hesitating Because of Your Age? A Comprehensive Guide from Eligibility Criteria to the Recovery Process ✨[2]
hello, Director Baek In-soo of Garnet Plastic Surgery no see. There are really many seniors in their 70s who look in the mirror and want to erase the traces of time. formerly considered the exclusive property of people in their 50s and 60s Facelift Now, consultation inquiries are also steadily increasing among people in their 70s. "Why would I have surgery at this age?" It is still too early to give up! The key to a facelift for those in their 70s is not age. 'fig' It's there! Is a facelift really possible for people in their 70s? 🟢 The answer is YES! What is more important than the number on your age list is 'whole body health'. . Many people often worry, "Isn't it dangerous because he is too old?" However, eligibility for surgery is not determined solely by age on the resident registration. ✔️ Checking for underlying conditions comes first! You must carefully check for high blood pressure, diabetes, and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. ✔️ Management is key Even if you have a condition, if your levels are stably controlled with medication, you can definitely consider surgery. ✔️ Check medications being taken In particular, anticoagulants or blood circulation medications can affect bleeding, so please be sure to inform us in advance so that we can establish a safe plan. 💡 During the consultation, accurately disclosing your past medical history and current medications, no matter how minor, is the first step toward a safe surgery! Is the recovery process for people in their 70s much slower than for those in their 50s and 60s? 🟢 Surprisingly, the recovery process is not significantly different from conventional surgery. . Even looking at actual cases of patients in their early 70s, there are many instances where the speed of recovery is not particularly slow. You will feel at ease if you know the changes step by step in advance. Day 2-3 after surgery This is the time when the drainage bag is removed, and swelling reaches its peak, so your face may look puffy. Around 7 days after surgery As the major swelling subsides, the bruising naturally moves down toward the neck. 10 to 14 days after surgery Once the wound has healed, the stitches are removed. By this time, you will have recovered enough to go out for a short walk. What is the special care method that helps speed up recovery? 🟢 Systematic follow-up management makes a subtle difference in the results. . Especially seniors in their 70s Assisted management to aid tissue regeneration If you combine this, you can expect a much more stable and faster recovery. LED light therapy : Effectively relieves swelling and bruising at the surgical site. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy It supplies sufficient oxygen to tissues and improves microcirculation, significantly accelerating the recovery speed. Personalized IV therapy We accelerate the return to daily life through personalized recovery programs, such as swelling-reducing injections. FAQ Q1. I am taking medication for diabetes and high blood pressure; can I have surgery? ? A1. Yes, it is possible! However, blood pressure or blood sugar levels through medication Maintain stability It must be done, and sufficient consultation with the medical team is required before surgery. Q2. When can I go out to meet friends after the surgery? ? A2. There are individual differences, but usually Around 2 weeks to remove the stitches You will recover to a level where you can attend daily outings or gatherings. 📌 Key Summary Rather than age Current health status and control of underlying diseases This is the most important thing. The recovery process There is no significant difference even when compared to people in their 50s and 60s. You can return to your daily life in about two weeks. LED light therapy or hyperbaric oxygen therapy The same supportive therapy is of great help to the rapid recovery of elderly patients. Garnet Plastic Surgery Clinic Director Baek In-soo Graduated from Korea University College of Medicine Graduated from Korea University Graduate School (Major in Plastic Surgery) Korea University Medical Center Resident Plastic surgeon at the National Medical Center (Former) Chief Director of Jewelry Plastic Surgery Regular member of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons Regular member of the Korean Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Regular member of the Korean Craniofacial Society Regular member of the Facial Contouring Research Group of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons Regular member of the Oculoplastic Surgery Research Group of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons Regular member of the Rhinoplasty Research Group of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons Regular member of the Anti-Aging Plastic Surgery Research Group of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons View more expert columns by Director Baek In-soo of Garnet Plastic Surgery Clinic [Health Column] Improving Eyelid Sagging in Middle Age: Key Points of Natural-Looking Upper Blepharoplasty [Health Column] Why Under-Eye Surgery Changes Mid-Face Impression: A Summary of SOOF Lower Blepharoplasty Standards [Health Column] Why You Should Consider Forehead Reduction and Forehead Lift Together
백인수 원장26.05.13Views 38Likes 0 [Health Column] You Just Got an Implant and Now You Have to Have It Removed? A Comprehensive Guide from Causes to Prevention ✨[2]
hello! Lee Hyun-seop, Chief Director of Seoul Centum Dental Clinic no see. You made a big decision to get the implant, so you must have felt relieved, thinking, "I'll be able to use this for the rest of my life." Unfortunately, even if it is properly implanted, if care is neglected or unexpected situations arise Implant removal There are times when you have to make a difficult decision. Today, we will look at why situations arise where well-placed implants must be removed, and what our bodies send danger signal I'll pinpoint exactly what it is! 1. What are the warning signs that dental implants send? 🦷 No implant falls out "suddenly." There are always warning signs! If a problem arises with an implant, it is highly likely that our body is already sending small signals. ⚠️ If you experience even one of the symptoms below, do not take it lightly. Changes in the gums Swollen gums or frequent bleeding when brushing teeth uncomfortable pain I feel a strange pain every time I chew food. Shake detection I feel like the implant is slightly loose. Foreign object jamming Food particles have started getting stuck much more than usual. Such changes can lead to the removal of implants childhood This could be the case, so do not ignore it and visit a dentist immediately for a check-up. 2. What are the main causes of implant removal? 🦷 The biggest enemies are 'inflammation' and 'lack of support'. Why do you have to remove implants that were difficult to implant? Here are the four main reasons. Peri-implantitis (Most common cause!): This is a phenomenon where inflammation occurs in the gums and bone surrounding the implant, causing the bone to erode. If left untreated, removal will eventually become inevitable. Lack of bone support : If the amount of gum bone supporting the implant is insufficient or its density decreases, the fixation weakens, and removal must be considered. Initial implant failure : This is a case where the bone and implant did not fuse properly in the early stages due to systemic health issues such as smoking or diabetes, or a lack of proper care. Occlusal problems : If chewing force is unevenly distributed, it can cause continuous damage to the bone surrounding the implant, leading to problems. 3. For implant removal, do I have to have all of them removed? 🦷 Depending on the situation, it may be resolved with 'partial measures'! You don't need to be afraid in advance that you might have to remove the entire thing. The method varies depending on the situation. ✅ Some measures possible : Minor issues, such as problems with the upper prosthesis or loose screws, can be resolved with simple measures. ✅ Total removal required : Surgical removal is necessary if the root (fixture) is damaged or if significant bone resorption has occurred due to severe inflammation. 4. How should I manage my diet safely after surgery? 🦷 🦷 Reducing irritation is the shortcut to a quick recovery! After removal or re-implantation, every single thing you eat is important. 🍴 Day 0: Stopping bleeding Focus on this! 🩸 1~3 days: While managing swelling Very soft liquid food Please eat. 4~7 days: Protein-rich foods like tofu and eggs soft regular food Starts. 1~2 weeks: Gradually Normal meal Go back, but avoid hard foods. FAQ Q1. Can I eat ice cream after implant surgery? ? A1. Yes, it is possible! In fact, cold stimulation can help relieve pain and swelling. 🍦 However, you must not eat too much. Q2. When can I start drinking coffee? ☕ A2. It is recommended to start taking it 2 to 3 days after surgery, and it is best to consume it lukewarm rather than too hot. Q3. Are alcohol and cigarettes really forbidden? 🍺🚬 A3. Yes, At least 1 to 2 weeks You must strictly prohibit this! It is the main culprit that slows recovery and drastically increases the risk of inflammation. 🚭 conclusion The lifespan of an implant is determined by 'attention'. Implant removal is not a misfortune that happens suddenly one day, The result of small problems accumulating no see. The difference between dismissing it with a "It feels a bit strange, but it should be okay?" attitude and thinking "Let's check it out" determines the lifespan of your implant. ✨ We hope you protect your precious implants for a long time through proper lifestyle habits, such as regular checkups, thorough brushing, and quitting smoking. If you feel uncomfortable, do not hesitate. Consult with medical professionals Do it! 👨⚕️ Seoul Centum Dental Clinic Chief Director Lee Hyun-seop Specialist in Integrated Dentistry Graduated from Korea University Master of Dentistry, Kyung Hee University College of Dentistry Regular member of the Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology Regular member of the Korean Endodontic Society Regular member of the Korean Academy of Integrated Dentistry Member of the American Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (AACD) Member of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) Full member of the International Congress of Implantologists (ICOI) Experience in placing over 17,000 implants Possesses extensive overseas experience visiting over 10 countries Experience with numerous complex implant cases Read other health columns by Director Lee Hyun-seop > [Health Column] Why Are Impacted Wisdom Teeth a Problem? Pain, Inflammation, and Damage at a Glance [Health Column] Curious about implant lifespan? How long can they be used? 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이현섭 원장26.05.06Views 53Likes 2 [Health Column] 🦷 Diet After Implant Surgery: This Is How You Should Eat by Period[4]
hello! Lee Hyun-seop, Chief Director of Seoul Centum Dental Clinic no see. 🙌 One of the things that people who are about to have implant surgery or have just finished it are most curious about is... When can I eat properly? I have a question. Implants are just as ✨ as implanting them Post-treatment care, especially 'diet,' is the key factor determining the speed of recovery no see! Even if you have the same surgery, the swelling and pain can vary widely depending on what and how you eat. Today, to help you recover quickly Personalized meal guide by period I will carefully organize this for you. 📝 1. On the day of surgery (Day 0), what should I be most careful about? 🩸 🦷 Key Keywords: Hemostasis and Minimization of Irritation Immediately after surgery, the wound is very sensitive as it has not yet healed. ⚠️Since stopping the bleeding is the most critical time, absolutely no actions that irritate the inside of the mouth are allowed! ✔️ When meals are available: It is safe to take it after the anesthesia has completely worn off (usually after 2 hours). 🔸 Recommended Food : I recommend liquid foods that can be swallowed without chewing, such as rice gruel, cooled porridge, soy milk, and soft soup. ✨ ⚠️ Precautions Hot food dilates blood vessels and interferes with blood clotting, so Make sure to cool it down Have some! 🧊 Please strictly avoid using straws, as they can increase pressure in the mouth and cause bleeding. 🥤❌ 📌 Director's advice: On the first day, even if you are a little hungry, make sure the wound does not get infected soft foods Please pack lightly! 2. What are the dietary tips to reduce swelling 1–3 days after surgery? 🧊 🦷 Key Keywords: Swelling Management and Pain Minimization The first to third days after surgery are when the face swells the most. 📌At this time, a diet that reduces pain and manages swelling is necessary. 🔸 Recommended Food : Not only porridge and gruel, but also steamed eggs, soft tofu, and yogurt Soft protein that can be crushed with the tongue Main dishes are good. 🍮 ✔️ Dining Tips The food temperature is lukewarm Please keep it. If you have to chew food, you must The opposite side that was not operated on You must chew gently, only with this! 🦷 ❌ Foods to avoid: Spicy food, hot soup, and hard or chewy foods cause significant irritation to the gums. 🙅♂️ 3. Can I start a regular diet 4 to 7 days after surgery? 🍚 🦷 Key keyword: Start a gentle regular diet As the pain and swelling gradually subside, you will probably start craving delicious food. Now is the time to gradually transition to a more normal diet. 🔸 Recommended Food : Soft, well-cooked rice, shredded meat, fish dishes, boiled vegetables, and seaweed soup or beef bone soup are good choices. 🍲 ✔️ Dining Tip: No matter how soft it is Cut the food into small pieces. After eating, please adjust your chewing force to be much weaker than usual. ✨ ⚠️ Still cautious: Nuts, squid, jerky, rice cakes, hard fruit seeds, etc., can put a lot of strain on your implants, so please refrain from eating them for now! 🥜❌ 4. It's been 1 to 2 weeks since surgery. Have I fully recovered now? 🦷 🦷 Key keyword: Gradual return to normal eating ! Even though it may look like the gums have fully healed on the outside, the internal gum bone and implant root are still in the process of firmly bonding together. ✔️ Possible foods: Most general diets are possible. However, you still need to be careful with foods that are too hard or chewy. 😊 ✔️ Dining Tips Please be careful not to habitually chew on the surgical site, and Still chewing mainly on one side This is safe. Please be careful, as chewing with excessive force can cause your implant to fall out! ⚠️ FAQ Q1. Can I have some cold ice cream? 🍦 A1. Yes, it is possible! Cold stimulation can help reduce the sensation of heat in the surgical area and alleviate swelling. However, you must avoid consuming too much. Q2. When can I start drinking coffee? ☕ A2. It is recommended to start consuming this 2 to 3 days after surgery, and keep it from being hot. lukewarm or cold Eating this is good for wound healing. Q3. Are alcohol and cigarettes really forbidden? 🍺🚬 A3. You must strictly prohibit it for at least 1 to 2 weeks! Alcohol and nicotine alter blood flow, slowing down recovery and Risk of developing inflammation (peri-implantitis) It greatly increases. conclusion 💡 Implants are as much about the implantation technique as... The recovery process determines 80% of the outcome do. 👨⚕️ Key Summary 🩸 Day 0: Stop the bleeding first! Do not irritate. 🧊 1~3 days: Manage swelling! Consume gentle protein. 🍚 4~7 days: Start a soft regular meal 🦷 1~2 weeks: Gradually return to normal eating If you pay a little more attention to your diet, the pain will decrease and your recovery will be much faster. If your pain worsens or you experience any unusual symptoms during a meal, please do not hesitate to visit our clinic for a check-up! ✨ You need to eat well for your implants to heal properly! Use the guide provided today to achieve a healthy recovery! 💪💙 Seoul Centum Dental Clinic Chief Director Lee Hyun-seop Specialist in Integrated Dentistry Graduated from Korea University Master of Dentistry, Kyung Hee University College of Dentistry Regular member of the Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology Regular member of the Korean Endodontic Society Regular member of the Korean Academy of Integrated Dentistry Member of the American Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (AACD) Member of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) Full member of the International Congress of Implantologists (ICOI) Experience in placing over 17,000 implants Possesses extensive overseas experience visiting over 10 countries Experience with numerous complex implant cases Read other health columns by Director Lee Hyun-seop > [Health Column] Why Are Impacted Wisdom Teeth a Problem? Pain, Inflammation, and Damage at a Glance [Health Column] Curious about implant lifespan? 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Is facial contouring surgery more painful than you think? Here's everything you need to know about the recovery process and diet.[4]
The first things that users who search for facial contouring surgery worry about are “how much does it hurt” and “how difficult is the recovery?” In particular, because the expression 'bone-crushing' often leads to an exaggerated imagination of actual pain, it is important to understand the exact cause of pain and the recovery process. What Causes Pain During Facial Contouring Surgery? Although facial contouring surgery is a surgery that deals with bones, the main cause of pain is not the bones. Muscles and surrounding tissues no see. The bone itself has very few pain-sensing nerves, so the expression "bone-crushing pain" is different from the actual pain. Postoperative pain occurs when facial muscles (especially large muscles) are touched during the surgical process. Muscle pain type is the center. Why and how long does actual pain occur? 1) The reality of the pain is muscle pain. There is little pain in the bone itself. Pain occurs when touching facial muscles (masseter, etc.) Pain may occur for approximately 2 to 3 days after surgery. Pain sensation may vary depending on the surgical site. For example, surgery in areas that do not involve many large muscles may be relatively less painful. Additionally, if eye and nose surgery are performed at the same time, there may be cases where pain in other areas is felt more severely. Why Pain Management is Important in Postoperative Recovery Acute pain and swelling management are key elements of early recovery. Especially in the case of contouring surgery that requires general anesthesia, a systematic aftercare environment is important. Hospitalization on the day of surgery is recommended Painkillers and injectable painkillers can be administered Swelling management through medication Immediate response possible in case of nocturnal bleeding Management in an inpatient setting may be more effective in controlling acute pain and swelling than management at home. Precautions: Postoperative diet and oral incision care Facial contouring surgery is often performed through an incision inside the mouth. At this time, the condition of the mouth can be understood as similar to the state of the sutured wisdom tooth after extraction. If the anesthesia wears off quickly You can eat on the day of surgery. Recommended soft food intake If there is no pain when chewing, eating itself is not a big problem. The incision site is sutured to prevent food from entering directly. A more realistic approach is to adjust the intensity of your meals based on whether you feel pain, rather than forcing yourself to chew. Precautions: Considerations for Pain and Swelling Management Pain may be most noticeable during the acute phase (first 2-3 days). The level of pain varies from person to person depending on the surgical site. Choosing a hospital with a hospitalization system is important in terms of recovery management. In particular, the initial response system may affect the stability of recovery, as elevated blood pressure, especially at night, may lead to bleeding tendency. Summary: A Realistic Understanding of Facial Contouring Surgery Pain Facial contouring surgery is more about 'bone pain' than Pain centered on muscle aches This is the week and usually tends to appear during the first 2-3 days after surgery. More important than the pain itself is how acute swelling and pain are managed, and hospitalization and medication management play a key role in the recovery process. Eating is possible from the same day depending on the patient's recovery from anesthesia and the presence of pain. However, it is not the case that basic eating is impossible due to the sutured mouth. If you are considering surgery, understanding the actual pain pattern and recovery management method will help reduce your anxiety. 👇 View posts related to facial contouring surgery Facial Contouring Surgery: The Face Shape Criteria That Make a Significant Difference in Results [Health Column] Contouring Surgery: What are the possible side effects of excessive bone resection?
캐시닥 운영진26.02.20Views 85Likes 4 An A-to-Z Guide to Inlay Dental Treatment
Inlay treatment is a treatment that removes cavities and then attaches a custom-made prosthesis to the tooth. Although it looks like a “cavity treatment” on the outside, the manufacturing and bonding process is quite elaborate. Understanding the process will reduce anxiety before treatment and make it easier to make decisions when receiving explanations. What is inlay treatment? The area of the cavity is too large to be filled with resin When a slightly stronger material is needed, the treatment of choice is an inlay. After removing the cavity, a mold is taken and a separately manufactured prosthesis is attached. How is inlay treatment done? ① Cavity removal & surface cleaning Carefully remove the rotten area so as not to irritate the inflamed area. Afterwards, the surface is smoothed to remove any sharp edges. This step must be done neatly so that the subsequent inlays fit accurately. ② 3D scanner & AI design Nowadays, 3D oral scanners are used to scan the condition of your teeth. AI program designs inlay shape based on scan data The important point here AI automatically adjusts the edges, but the dentist or dental technician must make fine adjustments. Inlays are less automated than crowns, so you can design them yourself by importing a basic shape. Design time takes about 5 to 10 minutes ③ Material selection & inlay production Available materials Ceramic zirconia Nanoresin In this case, nanoresin selection The intensity is somewhat low, but The cost burden is relatively low in that environment. The machine carves the selected material block and completes the inlay production in about 4 minutes. since Edge trimming Clean up unnecessary parts Inlay Bonding, This Step is Especially Important (Caution) Surface treatment → Adhesion → Curing sandblast Make the inlay surface rough Make sure the adhesive penetrates well After applying the adhesive, cure it with blue light. The tooth surface is treated with an acid gel. Apply adhesive + cement again Final curing with blue light Precautions you must keep in mind If any protruding cement remains after bonding, Can cause severe inflammation of the gums so After it has hardened Carefully remove any protruding cement. Smooth surface finish This process completes the treatment. To summarize, you can understand it like this 🦷 Key Summary of Inlay Treatment If the cavity is large, an inlay may be an option. Custom design with 3D scanner and AI There are differences in strength and cost depending on the material. The production itself is quick, but the bonding and finishing process is very important. In particular, whether or not cement is cleaned is directly related to gum health. One-line summary Inlay treatment is not a “cut and paste” treatment, but a process that requires meticulous attention to detail from design, production, and adhesion.
캐시닥 운영진26.01.23Views 433Likes 0 Natural Black Peel Skin Care: A Gentle Peeling Process
As people wear masks, more and more people are concerned about chin and cheek problems, whiteheads, and sensitive skin. In times like these, we look for “care that reduces irritation and focuses on soothing and moisturizing,” and in that trend, Black Peel is attracting attention! (This content is intended to provide information to assist in choosing a procedure and does not guarantee or recommend any specific results.) What is Blackpil? (Definition) Black Peel is a mild peeling treatment based on natural ingredients (black vinegar). It focuses on soothing acne and blemished skin without irritation, and is said to be characterized by being less burdensome to the skin than scaling. Key points Based on natural ingredients → Relatively gentle on sensitive skin When trouble arises, focus on soothing and moisturizing care Less stimulating compared to scaling How does it work? (principle) Black Peel progresses in the following order: peeling → neutralization → soothing/cooling → regeneration finish. Each step is designed to balance skin pH, oil and moisture, and soothe. ✔ Step-by-step flow summary ① Peeling & Neutralization Apply black peel to the entire face and then wipe it off with a neutralizer. Purpose: Remove peeling + Balance skin pH (acidity) ② Soothing and moisturizing pack Step 1: Thousand-type pack Step 2: Special silicone pack Stage with emphasis on calming and moisturizing ③ Cooling machine management Cooling the skin with a cryotherapy machine Fever relief and soothing aid (mentioned 4 times in total) ④ Finish playing After applying the regeneration cream, finish with a sheet mask. How is it different from scaling? Compared to scaling, which is commonly mentioned as acne management, black peel is described as follows: division Blackpil Scaling ingredient natural ingredients Exfoliation Center Stimulation relatively few Relatively present skin type Sensitive skin also considered Burden depending on skin condition sense of recovery Relatively quick calming Recovery required after stimulation ※ Black Peel is described as a mild peeling that emphasizes safety, and the recovery period may vary from person to person. This may be considered in these cases (Note) If you frequently experience skin trouble after wearing a mask Skin that finds strong exfoliation burdensome When you want moisturizing and healing care after peeling ⚠️ Note Whether you visit on the day of the procedure or a few days later may vary depending on your individual skin condition. Although the method of combining post-procedure extrusion and full-body management is mentioned, whether it is necessary or not is determined on a case-by-case basis. Summary at a glance 🧴 Blackpil is this kind of management Gentle peeling based on natural ingredients Focused on soothing and moisturizing troubled skin Step-by-step management of peeling → neutralization → pack → cooling → regeneration If you want stable management rather than strong stimulation, you can explore information as one of your options.
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