Teheran-ro Dental Clinic: 2 Common Traits of Places That Do Implants Well

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2 Common Traits of Places That Do Implants Well

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Hello.

I am Kim Mu-jin, chief director of D-Day Dental Clinic, a clinic that aims for minimally painful treatment.

"Doctor, I looked online, and everyone says they’re good at implants...

But what exactly am I supposed to look at when choosing?"

This is the most common thing patients say when we begin an implant consultation in the treatment room.

The price, brand, reviews, and videos There is too much information,

but the 기준 for making a decision becomes even less clear, and that frustration is real.

I understand that very well.

Because you’ve been told this is a treatment you’ll use for the rest of your life, if you make one wrong decision,

you also know that the burden of that choice can follow you for years.

If you keep only the two points written in this post in mind,

in your next consultation room, you’ll clearly know where to look.

​​1. First, the doctor personally sees the patient from beginning to end​ 2. Second, there is a concrete way to reduce pain​​3. Teheran-ro Dental Clinic, the reason we try to uphold both​​

1. First,

The doctor personally sees the patient from beginning to end

Once an implant is placed, It is truly difficult to reverse.

So it is no exaggeration to say that the judgment made at the time of the initial placement almost determines the outcome.

But surprisingly often, people proceed without checking who that judgment is starting with.

If the consultation is handled by the coordinator, and the doctor only sees the patient’s gums for the first time on the day of surgery,

then from the doctor’s perspective, the information about the patient is nothing more than a few lines written on the chart.

There is a case we often hear in the treatment room.

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It is when someone comes in after a consultation somewhere else and asks,

"They said I don’t have enough bone here, so I need a bone graft first.

Is that really necessary?"

In reality,

✔ there are cases where treatment can proceed without a bone graft,

and

✔ there are also cases where a more precise graft is needed.

Whether the person making that judgment is the doctor who has directly examined the patient’s gums, or someone who only looked at the chart,

that difference accounts for more than half of the difference in implant outcomes.

2. Second,

There is a concrete way

to reduce pain

When we talk about implant pain, patients often say, "But isn’t it okay since you use anesthesia?"

However, anesthesia only blocks pain during the procedure.

The really difficult part is the pain in the recovery period that starts afterward.

Anesthesia is the same.

If you blow air into a balloon all at once, it doesn’t go in well, but if you blow slowly, it naturally expands.

In the same way,

if the anesthetic is injected quickly, the pressure of the gums swelling all at once can cause a sharp pain.

On the other hand, if it is injected slowly, the gum tissue adapts gradually, and some patients barely feel the anesthesia itself.

So I insist on one principle.

As much as possible, finish all procedures that may cause pain on the first day and send the patient home.

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From the next visit onward, so that the patient can come in with even a slightly lighter 마음,

we plan the treatment so that as much as possible is completed on the first day.

This approach is the second criterion that separates places that do implants well.

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1. Is there a concrete method for pain management?

2. Or do they just brush it off by saying, "It’s fine because of anesthesia"?

This difference stays with you throughout the implant recovery period.

3. Teheran-ro Dental Clinic,

the reason we try to uphold both

After meeting nearly 10,000 patients, I have come to feel one thing more and more clearly.

Good treatment is ultimately an outcome created by the time spent on each individual patient.

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So I personally handle everything, from the implant consultation to the surgery and prosthetic finishing.

The structure in which the same person is clearly responsible to the end is, I believe, the most reassuring arrangement for patients as well.

The anesthesia and treatment sequence are also checked again each time, for each individual patient.

Procedures expected to cause pain are grouped together and done on the first day,

and from the following visits onward, we focus on light checkups so that simply sitting in the dental chair does not feel burdensome.

When choosing a place that does implants well, what you ultimately need to look at are these two things.

✔ Does the doctor personally see and decide from beginning to end? ✔ And is there a concrete method to reduce pain?

To answer the question I quoted at the beginning, "What exactly am I supposed to look at when choosing?"

it is not flashy advertising or the number of procedure names, but whether these two things are functioning as a structure.

It’s okay if you don’t find the right answer all at once.

Implants are a treatment you can take your time considering before deciding.

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I will help you so that I can explain everything thoroughly, and you can decide only after you fully understand.

Thank you for reading this long post.

Sincerely,

Kim Mu-jin, Chief Director

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Teheran-ro Dental Clinic, 2 Common Traits of Places That Do Implants Well