The Start of a Healthy Smile,
Orthodontics
Ministry of Health and Welfare Certified Orthodontist
A dentist who completed an internship and residency at a Ministry of Health and Welfare hospital and passed the specialist exam provides personalized care.
Digital Equipment and Systems for Optimal Results
Accurately measures the patient's teeth and jaw shape, providing personalized orthodontic treatments with highly satisfying results.
Comprehensive Collaborative Care for Healthy Orthodontics
We collaborate with specialists in esthetic effects, implants, wisdom teeth, cavities, and other treatments to provide healthier outcomes.
Treatment Process
1
Establishing a Treatment Plan
We create a customized treatment plan
through consultations and diagnosis.
2
Attachment of Appliances
We manufacture and attach the selected
orthodontic appliances.
3
Adjustment of Appliances
Regular adjustments or replacements
of appliances are conducted.
4
Treatment Completion
We create retainers and guide you
on proper maintenance methods.
5
Regular
Check-ups
We conduct regular examinations
to monitor the condition of your teeth.
Types of Orthodontics
Designing
beauty and
functionality
together
Clear Aligners
Made from clear, thin plastic, these aligners can be removed for meals or brushing, making them easy to manage. Additionally, they do not use wires, eliminating discomfort from rubbing against the lips or cheeks. However, they require periodic replacements every 1–2 weeks and may not be suitable for all cases.
  • For those seeking less noticeable aligners
  • For those wanting orthodontic treatment without foreign body sensations
Damon Braces
Similar in color to ceramic braces, Damon braces use a tooth-colored clip to secure the wire instead of traditional methods. They are esthetically superior as no metal is visible and cause less foreign body sensation. Compared to traditional braces, they are less prone to food sticking and are easier to clean.
  • For those seeking less noticeable braces
  • For those wanting easier-to-maintain braces
Empower Braces
Similar in color to ceramic braces, Empower braces eliminate the need for ligatures, securing the wire using built-in clips. These braces offer excellent esthetics, reduced food sticking, and better cleaning convenience compared to traditional options.
  • For those seeking less noticeable braces
  • For those wanting easier-to-maintain braces
Ceramic Braces
Crafted with ceramic materials resembling natural teeth, ceramic braces offer both esthetic appeal and the durability of metal braces. They use thin wires to secure the brackets to the teeth, which may result in some visibility of the wires and minor foreign body sensations.
  • For those seeking standardized orthodontic devices
Metal Braces
Metal brackets, a traditional orthodontic option, are made from durable metal materials. Renowned for their high precision and efficiency, they remain the most cost-effective orthodontic solution.
  • For those prioritizing affordability in orthodontics
Seoul Everyday Dental Hospital complies with medical laws.
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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.
Medical Washing and Sterilization Device
MELAtherm10
Cleans, disinfects, and dries instruments in three stages, ensuring thorough sterilization and disinfection of a large number of tools.
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 Oral Scanner
PrimeScan
One of the fastest and most accurate scanners, capable of generating precise 3D images up to a depth of 20mm.
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.
Medical Washing and Sterilization Device
MELAtherm10
Cleans, disinfects, and dries instruments in three stages, ensuring thorough sterilization and disinfection of a large number of tools.
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.
Treatment Cases
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FAQ
Q.
When is the best time to start orthodontic treatment?
The appropriate time for orthodontic treatment varies depending on the case. The timing may differ based on the individual's condition and growth stages, so it’s best to visit a dental hospital for an accurate diagnosis and consultation to discuss the necessary processes and timeline. Adults, even after growth is complete, can undergo orthodontic treatment successfully. Generally, orthodontic treatment is most commonly initiated between the ages of 12 and 14, once all permanent teeth have erupted.
Q.
How long does orthodontic treatment take?
Typically, orthodontic treatment takes a minimum of six months to a maximum of three years. However, the treatment period can vary significantly depending on individual factors. It’s important to consult with an orthodontic specialist to determine the exact duration for your case. Additionally, patient cooperation is essential, so adhering to the treatment schedule and visiting the hospital as recommended are crucial.
Q.
Are there any foods to avoid or be cautious of during orthodontic treatment?
Yes, there are certain foods to avoid during orthodontic treatment. Hard foods (nuts, hard candies, ice, etc.), sticky foods (caramel, jelly, gum, etc.), and foods that may cause staining (curry, wine, coffee, etc.) should be avoided as much as possible to protect your braces and maintain oral hygiene.
Q.
How long should I wear a retainer after orthodontic treatment?
Retainers are used after orthodontic treatment to maintain the new position of your teeth and prevent them from shifting. They should be worn until the gum tissue and surrounding structures adapt to the new alignment. 
Q.
Can my teeth shift back after completing orthodontic treatment?
Most teeth tend to gradually move back to their original positions after braces are removed due to their natural tendency to return to their previous state. For this reason, wearing retainers as instructed and attending regular check-ups is highly recommended to maintain the results of your orthodontic treatment.
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