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Find common questions about treatment, reservations, and before-and-after care in one place.
Pain and daily lifeDo you feel a lot of pain during the procedure?
There are differences depending on the degree of teeth preparation and individual sensitivity. If necessary, treatment is performed with local anesthesia to reduce discomfort.
Pain and daily lifeDoes this procedure require anesthesia?
This is not necessarily necessary in all cases. The medical staff determines the amount of tooth shaping and the patient's sensitivity.
Pain and daily lifeWill my teeth feel sore or uncomfortable after treatment?
You may temporarily become sensitive to cold foods or wind. In most cases, the progress can be observed, but if symptoms are severe or persist for a long time, the cause must be checked.
Pain and daily lifeCan I eat and brush my teeth right after the procedure?
After final attachment, you can check the adhesion and occlusion before eating and brushing your teeth. However, on the day of treatment, it is recommended to be careful not to eat overly hard or sticky foods.
Pain and daily lifeCan I return to my daily life from the day of treatment?
Most of the time, everyday life is possible. If anesthesia remains, be careful not to chew your lips or cheeks.
Pain and daily lifeWill my pronunciation or chewing feel change after treatment?
If the length or shape of the teeth changes, the tongue touch, pronunciation, and bite may initially feel different than before. Most people adapt, but if discomfort persists, you can check your occlusion and shape for improvement.
Pain and daily lifeAre there any foods or lifestyle habits to avoid after the procedure?
It is best to avoid biting very hard objects such as ice or bones with your front teeth, biting your nails, or opening bottle caps with your teeth.
