Answers to your most common questions.

Four board-certified dental specialists divide responsibility by specialty. Prosthodontics, orthodontics, oral surgery, and dental radiology are each handled by a dedicated specialist — your case does not rely on a single clinician's judgment.

CT images and intraoral scanner data are displayed on a monitor during consultation. You can see why a procedure is recommended — or why a wait-and-monitor approach is appropriate — before making any decision.

A painless-injection anesthesia system is used to reduce discomfort during numbing. For patients with significant dental anxiety, conscious sedation (sleep dentistry) is available. For implant procedures, a flapless (no-incision) approach is used where indicated to minimize pain and swelling.

The hospital operates 3D CBCT imaging and a digital intraoral scanner. Impressions are taken via scanner or conventional impression material depending on the case, and digital data is sent directly to the partner dental laboratory for a precision prosthetic workflow.

Instruments are prepared per patient (one set per patient) and processed with a Class B autoclave — the standard used in advanced medical countries. Handpieces (dental drills) are individually sterilized between patients as a baseline policy.