The Secret to Exceptional Confidence,
Esthetic Prosthetics
One-Day Prosthetics Made in Just One Day
On average, prosthetic fabrication and attachment take over a week, our in-house lab with advanced technology enables same-day fabrication and attachment.
In-House Dental Lab for Precise Directing
Our head director personally oversees the process to create prosthetics with accurate designs, and skilled technicians ensure fast production speeds and exceptional quality.
Digital Data for Easier Re-treatment
Patient oral information diagnosed with digital equipment can be replicated for re-treatment or damaged prosthetics, ensuring seamless restoration.
Treatment Process
1
Establishing a Treatment Plan
We create a customized treatment plan
through consultations and diagnosis.
2
Preparation Work
If necessary, existing teeth are reshaped,
or temporary prosthetics are applied.
3
Prosthetic Fabrication
Precision prosthetics customized to
your teeth are created in our in-house lab.
4
Prosthetic Attachment
The fabricated prosthetics are attached to
your teeth, and occlusion is adjusted.
5
Maintenance and Check-ups
We provide guidance on maintenance methods
and conduct regular check-ups.
Types of Esthetic Prosthetics
Designed for
aesthetics and
functionality
Ceramic Inlay Learn More
A treatment for partially filling damaged areas of a tooth when the damage is not extensive. It requires less tooth removal than crowns and is more durable and precise compared to resin.
  • For those with partial tooth damage.
Zirconia Crown Learn More
A treatment used for restoring the shape of teeth by capping them, particularly in cases of large cavities, severely damaged teeth, or when significant reshaping is needed. Zirconia crowns closely match the color of natural teeth, have excellent durability, and are gentle on the gums.
  • For those with severe cavities or significantly fractured teeth.
  • For those who wish to reshape their teeth.
Minimal-Prep Laminate Learn More
A treatment that attaches thin ceramic prosthetics with minimal or no removal of the tooth surface. It requires less tooth reduction than crowns and offers esthetic advantages compared to whitening or resin treatments.
  • For those with discolored or slightly damaged teeth.
  • For those needing reshaping for small teeth.
  • For those with gaps between teeth.
Dentures
A treatment that restores chewing ability at the most affordable cost when multiple teeth are missing. Using digital equipment, we minimize the number of visits and provide well-fitted dentures.
  • For those with many missing teeth.
  • For those unable to undergo implants.
Seoul Everyday Dental Hospital complies with medical laws.
Treatment processes and before-and-after photos are available for viewing after logging in.
Digital Equipment for Perfecting Designs
3D Facial Scanner
Rayface
Provides accurate 3D data for diagnosis, precise prosthetic fabrication, and fine occlusion adjustments.
High-Pressure Steam Sterilizer
dBSTER_50V
Operates with a vacuum cycle to completely remove internal air before injecting steam for thorough sterilization.
Plasma Washing Device
MG-CLEANER+
Performs an all-in-one process, including ultrasonic cleaning, pre-cleaning with soaking, secondary cleaning with polishing agents, and plasma sterilization.
Portable X-Ray
Porable X-CAM
A portable X-ray device with low radiation exposure that allows safe imaging while the patient is seated in the unit chair.
3D CT
Q Face
Checks areas like airways and nerve canals that cannot be identified with a panorama image. Treatment plans are created based on the 3D CT scan results.
3D Printer
3D Printer Hunter
Using data transmitted from the 3D Oral Scanner after scanning the teeth, optimized prosthetics are produced.
3D Oral Scanner
PrimeScan
One of the fastest and most accurate scanners, capable of generating precise 3D images up to a depth of 20mm.
Zirconia Sintering Device
SpeedFire
A device capable of baking precise ceramic prosthetics within 15 minutes, producing high-quality prosthetics.
Prosthetic Milling Machine
Primemill
Creates precise margins and smooth surfaces for various materials such as zirconia and hybrid ceramics.
Prosthetic Milling Machine
PM4
A high-precision milling system capable of both wet and dry operations, including metal processing.
Prosthetic Milling Machine
5X-500
Produces prosthetics with excellent precision and durability through stable and accurate machining capabilities.
Treatment Cases
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FAQ
Q.
Are there any precautions after prosthetic treatment?
There is a risk of the prosthetic detaching, so it is recommended to avoid hard, hot, or chewy foods for about a day. After attaching the prosthetic, you may temporarily feel a foreign sensation or discomfort. If this feeling persists, it is advisable to visit the hospital to check its condition.
Q.
Will the final prosthetic be shaped like the temporary tooth?
The final prosthetic is designed to improve upon any discomfort experienced while wearing the temporary tooth.
Q.
My dentures no longer fit well. Can they be repaired for continued use?
In most cases, repairs are possible. However, it is necessary to visit the hospital to accurately check the condition of your dentures.
Q.
Is same day prosthetic treatment possible?
With our in-house lab, most prosthetic treatments can be completed on the same day. For simple crowns or inlays, the process of reshaping the tooth, scanning, and manufacturing can be completed within one to two hours. However, for treatments involving multiple teeth or esthetic front crowns, the temporary prosthetic stage is necessary, so same-day final prosthetic fabrication is typically not carried out.
Q.
How long can prosthetics be used?
On average, prosthetics last 5 to 10 years, but this can vary greatly depending on the patient’s condition. With proper oral hygiene and regular check-ups, they may last even longer. Please ensure you visit on the scheduled dates for regular check-ups as guided by our hospital.
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