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Invisalign or Lingual Braces? Choosing Hidden Orthodontics in Tokyo
Many adults in Tokyo want straighter teeth without visible braces. At Ginza UC Dental, the two options I offer most often are Invisalign clear aligners and lingual braces with the Harmony system. Both are hard for other people to notice, but they work in different ways. Here is how to choose between them. How each option works Invisalign uses a series of clear, removable aligners. You change to a new set about every 1 to 2 weeks and wear them 20 to 22 hours a day. Lingual bra


What to Expect at a Dental Checkup in Japan: A Guide for International Patients
If you have just moved to Tokyo, going to the dentist in Japan can feel unfamiliar. As an English-speaking dentist in Ginza who grew up between Toronto and Japan, I want to walk you through what a typical checkup looks like, so you know exactly what to expect. Before your visit Book ahead. Most dental clinics in Japan work by appointment, and you can book with us online. Bring your My Number Card registered for health insurance (or your insurance eligibility certificate), a l


Getting Dental Implants in Tokyo as an International Patient
Getting a dental implant is a big decision, and doing it in a foreign country can feel like an even bigger one. As an English-speaking dentist in Ginza who focuses on implant treatment, I want to explain how the process works in Tokyo, how long it takes, and what to ask before you start. Is an implant right for you? An implant replaces a missing tooth root with a small titanium post that supports a crown. It can be an option if you have lost a tooth, have a loose bridge, or f


Using Japanese Health Insurance at the Dentist: What Is Covered and What Is Not
One of the questions I hear most from international patients in Tokyo is: does my Japanese health insurance cover this? Here is a simple guide to how dental insurance works in Japan, what it usually covers, and what it does not. How dental insurance works in Japan If you live in Japan for more than three months, you generally need to join a public health insurance plan, either national health insurance or employee health insurance through your work. Both cover dental care in


Advanced Dental Care in Ginza, Tokyo – Precision-Focused Modern Dentistry
When it comes to dental care, modern technology should serve one clear purpose: safer, more accurate, and less invasive treatment tailored to each patient .At Ginza UC Dental Clinic in Tokyo , we focus on advanced solutions in implant dentistry and orthodontics , using the latest digital systems to deliver predictable and comfortable care for today’s busy lifestyles. Whether you live in Tokyo or are visiting from abroad, understanding modern dental options helps you make con


Dental Implants: A Modern Marvel, But Are They Right for You?
Missing teeth can be a major blow to your confidence and oral health. Fortunately, dental implants offer a revolutionary solution,...
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