Media interviews

Periodontal treatment and follow-up vary according to the degree of gum inflammation, periodontal pocketing, and alveolar bone loss. Dr. Selene Kuo explains how dentists evaluate options ranging from nonsurgical therapy to periodontal surgery.

Brushing involves more than cleaning visible tooth surfaces. The gumline and spaces between teeth also require attention. This video explains brushing pressure and the roles of manual and electric toothbrushes, floss, interdental brushes, and mouthwash.

Periodontal inflammation results from the interaction between plaque bacteria and the immune response. This video explains how sleep, stress, systemic disease, and diet can affect periodontal control—and why supplements cannot replace periodontal treatment.

Preventing periodontal disease involves more than brushing. Smoking, diabetes control, and regular dental visits also matter. This video reviews practical ways to reduce inflammation and recurrence risk.

Digital implant planning begins with intraoral scanning, integrated imaging, and prosthetic design. Implant positions are then planned around bone, gum, and bite conditions. This video also explains why full-mouth reconstruction must address the supporting foundation and occlusion first.

Gastroesophageal reflux can affect more than the esophagus and throat. Repeated exposure of the mouth to stomach acid may cause dental erosion, sensitivity, and wear. This video explains why both the reflux and the resulting oral damage need attention.

Sanli Aesthetic Dental Clinic takes a patient-centered approach that combines treatment planning, digital technology, infection control, and clear communication to help reduce anxiety about dental care.

Navident dynamic navigation functions like real-time guidance during implant surgery, helping the dentist compare the planned position with the direction of the instrument. Dr. Selene Kuo explains how this technology supports precision and minimally invasive care.

Removable dentures may be partial or complete. They can be taken out for cleaning and are often relatively affordable. This video also discusses limitations involving stability, chewing efficiency, and the need for periodic adjustment.

When one tooth is missing, a dental bridge and an implant-supported crown are both common fixed options. This video compares how they are supported, their effects on adjacent teeth, and their cleaning requirements.