How often should I get a fluoride treatment?

We recommend once every 6 months. For children at high risk of cavities, every 3–4 months is appropriate.

Which teeth should get sealants?

We place them on the chewing surfaces of the first molars that erupt around age 6 and the second molars around age 12. Covered by Korean NHIS for patients 18 and under.

How much does preventive care cost?

Scaling (Dental Cleaning) covered by Korean NHIS is about 15,000 KRW (approx. $11), fluoride application about 20,000–50,000 KRW (approx. $15–$37), and sealants, when covered by Korean NHIS, about 10,000 KRW per tooth (approx. $7 per tooth).

How often should I get routine checkups?

In general, once every 6 months is recommended. If you have gum disease or Dental Implants, a checkup every 3–4 months is advisable.

Floss or interdental brushes—what should I use?

Using both is best. If spaces between teeth are tight, use floss; if spaces are wider or you have a Dental Bridge or Dental Implant(s), an interdental brush is effective.

Preventive Dentistry

Better than treatment, prevention
is best.

What is preventive dentistry?

Preventive dentistry is the field that maintains oral health before disease occurs. Regular checkups, Scaling (Dental Cleaning), Fluoride application, Sealant to help prevent cavities and gum disease.

With preventive programs such as regular checkups, fluoride application, and sealants, we help prevent cavities and gum disease before they start.

6 monthsCheckup interval

FluorideEnamel strengthening

SealantMolars protection

Preventive Dentistry Program

Systematic preventive care

Regular oral checkup

We examine the entire mouth every 6 months to detect problems early.

Every 6 monthsEarly detectionX-ray included

Fluoride application

We apply fluoride to tooth surfaces to strengthen enamel and prevent cavities.

Enamel strengtheningCavity preventionChildren and adults

Dental Sealant

Seals the grooves of molars to prevent food and bacteria from getting trapped.

Protects molarsEssential for childrenCovered by Korean NHIS

Professional Scaling (Dental Cleaning)

Removes tartar and plaque to keep your gums healthy.

Covered by Korean NHISOnce per yearGum health

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Preventive Care Process

Comprehensive preventive care

Oral examination

A thorough exam with visual inspection, X-rays, and an intraoral camera when needed.

Scaling (Dental Cleaning)

We remove tartar and plaque.

Topical fluoride

We apply fluoride gel to the tooth surfaces to strengthen enamel.

Toothbrushing Education

Proper toothbrushing methodsand practical oral care tips.

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In 6 months Routine checkupis scheduled.

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Proper oral care

At-home prevention tips

Bass method brushing

Hold the brush at a 45° angle to the gumline and use small vibrating strokes.

Flossing

Clean between your teeth with floss once a day.

Mouthwash

Finish with a mouthwash after brushing.

Cut back on sugar

Reduce your intake of sugary drinks and candy.

Quit smoking

Smoking is a major cause of gum disease.

Regular dental visits

Visit the dentist every 6 months for a checkup.

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Don’t leave ill-fitting dental work unaddressed. Regular dental checkups are the best prevention.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is fluoride application safe?

Yes—it’s very safe. When used in appropriate amounts, fluoride strengthens teeth and has minimal side effects.

At what age can sealants be placed?

Around age 6, as soon as the first permanent molars come in, it’s best to place them. Covered by Korean NHIS.

Do adults also need fluoride application?

Yes. Depending on your cavity risk, topical fluoride can be effective for adults as well—especially if you have sensitive teeth or a higher rate of cavities.

How often should I have a routine checkup?

In general, we recommend a checkup every 6 months. If you have gum disease or a Dental Implantyou should have a checkup every 3~4 months.

Which should I use—floss or an interdental brush?

Using both is best. If the spaces between your teeth are tight, use floss; if they’re wider or you have a Dental Bridge·or a Dental Implant, an interdental brush is effective.

Consultation Guide

Prevention is the best treatment.

Keep your teeth healthy with a routine checkup every 6 months.

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