Since the inception of our practice in 1964, we have been providing private practice
only.
Private practice is medical treatment that is not covered by Health Insurance, i.e., at patients’ own
expense.
In Japan, we have a universal health insurance system and most of medical cares are provided within a
range which is covered by Health Insurance,
which, however, concurrently imposes various restrictions on therapeutic measures and medical agents
used in the treatment.
What we pursue in our practices is neither to fill the cavities, cure gingivitis, put artificial
dentures nor to undertake implants,
but to help patients find themselves in a condition of systemic well-being by promoting better oral
hygiene.
Our commitment is to deliver a healthy oral condition toward a goal of a zero healthcare associated,
in which our patients will not require any further practice of dentistry once individual treatment
course is complete.
Applying the treatments that are covered by health insurance but concurrently impose various
restrictions does not always allow us to provide individual patient
with the best treatment options possible. We will never compromise our duties to deliver the highest
standards of support
to our patients for being healthy mentally and physically, by helping them improve their oral health
condition.
