형제치과HYUNGJE DENTAL CLINIC한국어

PRESERVATION · SIGNATURE CARE

If a tooth can be saved,
we help it last.

Before treatment begins, we examine what can remain and which approach may provide a stable, maintainable result.

OUR STANDARD

Preservation begins
with the foundations.

01

Diagnosis

We first assess the current condition, cracks, remaining tooth structure, and whether preservation is predictable.

02

Isolation and bonding

A rubber dam helps keep saliva and moisture away so adhesive procedures can be carried out in a controlled environment.

03

The bite

The restored tooth is checked so chewing forces are not concentrated in a vulnerable area.

REPRESENTATIVE CASE

Does every damaged molar
need a crown?

Final tooth-preserving restoration in the mouth
Final result. Individual treatment needs and outcomes vary.
Before treatment
01 · Before treatment
Damaged tissue removed
02 · Damaged tissue removed
Resin build-up under isolation
03 · Resin build-up under isolation
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

01What is a resin build-up?

Damaged structure is rebuilt with adhesive materials and composite resin while preserving as much healthy tooth as possible.

02Can resin build-up replace a crown?

Not in every case. The amount of remaining tooth, crack extent, nerve condition, and bite forces must be assessed first.

03Why is a rubber dam used?

Moisture can affect bonding. A rubber dam isolates the tooth and also helps protect the mouth during treatment.

A precise decision comes first.

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