Tooth Pain or Sensitivity

Tooth pain can range from a sharp, stabbing sensation caused by cavities or tooth sensitivity, to a dull ache resulting from gum inflammation due to conditions like periodontal disease. As cavities or periodontal disease worsen, the inflammation intensifies, and the pain may become a more intense, throbbing ache.

If you're experiencing any pain, please don't delay seeking treatment and visit us as soon as possible.

Caries

CARIES

The symptoms often progress in stages: at first, you may feel sensitivity to cold; later, pain occurs with hot foods or drinks; and eventually, you may experience a throbbing ache even without any stimulation.
If you're still only experiencing sensitivity to cold, there's a good chance the dental nerve can be preserved. To increase the likelihood of saving the nerve, please visit us as early as possible.

C3　神経 (歯髄)に達したむし歯 — A cavity that has reached the dentin

General Dentistry & Ceramic Treatment

The treatment method for cavities varies depending on the stage (phase) of progression. We propose the most suitable treatment to restore your teeth to an ideal state.
For ceramic restorations, we offer materials such as zirconia and e.max. This section provides a detailed explanation of the advantages and disadvantages of each.

Root Canal Treatment (Nerve and Root Therapy)

Root canal treatment is necessary when the dental pulp becomes inflamed or infected. Once the nerve tissue is affected, it does not heal on its own. Therefore, it is important to practice good oral hygiene and visit the dental clinic regularly for early detection and prompt treatment.

Tooth Sensitivity

Tooth sensitivity occurs when stimuli reach the nerves inside the tooth, causing pain or discomfort.
It is often caused by gum recession due to factors such as overbrushing, gingivitis, periodontal disease, teeth grinding, or bite misalignment.

Since it can be difficult to distinguish between tooth sensitivity and cavities on your own, we recommend seeking professional evaluation as early as possible.

Periodontal Disease Treatment

Periodontal disease, often referred to as a "silent disease," progresses with little to no noticeable symptoms. In this section, we will explain the connection between gum disease and systemic health conditions, as well as the treatment options available at our clinic.

Bruxism and Clenching Treatment (TMJ Disorder Care)

Bruxism (teeth grinding) and clenching can lead to a range of oral health issues, including tooth sensitivity, periodontal disease, and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. At our clinic, we identify the causes of bruxism and offer appropriate treatment options to reduce damage to the teeth and jaw.

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Tooth Pain or Sensitivity