Fractured Front Tooth Resin, Front Tooth Restoration on Christmas Eve

On Christmas Eve,

someone came in with a broken front tooth, saying the resin that had been attached before had cracked.

We had restored it seamlessly with resin before, and before long, 4 weeks had passed, so they came in for a checkup of the treated area.

But it turned out so well that it really didn’t show, so I took some photos.

2025.01.20.

Where is it supposed to have been done.. You probably won’t be able to find it easily.

This tooth? This part?

Did you look closely?

2025.12.24.

The patient was completely surprised.

The patient came in today and even said, "I’m very satisfied" ㅎㅎ I’m satisfied too... patient....

Now all that’s left is to keep managing it steadily.

2024.12.24.

This is the tooth before any treatment and the tooth immediately after treatment.

The translucent layer that I intentionally recreated may seem a little excessive right after treatment, but over time it naturally blends in with the color.

Doing a good job of helping people go about their daily lives without any inconvenience is what Jae-jo-han does best.. That is the dentist with skill...

This is something I made by using dental resin to create a fake tooth, and I gave it the characteristics of an older tooth so it would look like an elderly person’s tooth.

Natural teeth have a variety of color changes and different characteristics for each person. So, if you want truly natural-looking treatment, it inevitably takes a long time.

Just applying a laminate in a single color with a uniform shape like that is an easy and inexpensive treatment, but

rather than a treatment that just says it is personalized and such, I will always do my best with treatment that truly imitates "naturalness."

Thank you.