Dental implants
Rebuilding a gap left by a missing tooth. An implant replaces the missing root; the dentist assesses bone volume and gum health first, then plans the treatment.
JYM
JYM Dental Clinic
君漾美牙醫診所
Beauty · Confidence · Bloom Within
- Professional Care
- Infection Control
- Aesthetic Design
- Attentive Care
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Da'an, Taipei · Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall
Get the facts clear first, then decide
Whether a tooth needs treating, whether it can wait, and what it will cost — all of it said up front.
Before you decide on porcelain veneers or clear aligner treatment, this page goes through what you should know first — which parts make up the fee, which situations need attention beforehand, and what happens the first time you come in.
2021
Opened
Government-approved; NHI contract effective from 2021-01-22
Four
Dentists
Full-mouth reconstruction, orthodontics, aesthetic restoration, periodontics
NHI
Contracted clinic
General dentistry follows National Health Insurance rules
IPC
Infection control
Enrolled in the enhanced infection control program for dental outpatient services
Treatments
What we actually do
For each one we set out where it applies and where it does not — not just what it is good for.
Clear aligner treatment
A series of clear trays moves the teeth step by step. Scope and duration are assessed and planned by the dentist case by case.
Ceramic veneers
Thin ceramic shells that improve tooth color and shape. Suitability is assessed first — gum health and bite — before confirming the approach with you.
All-ceramic crowns
A badly damaged tooth is covered and protected with a ceramic crown. Includes digital scanning and chairside milling.
Children's preventive care
Fluoride application, fissure sealing and regular check-ups, provided under the national health insurance rules.
General and gum treatment
Check-ups, fillings, root canals, scaling and gum treatment; most gum treatment is covered by national health insurance.
Treatments are named generically; no medical-device brand is shown on this page. Whether a treatment suits you must be assessed by a dentist in person.
The dentists
When it comes to dentistry, what you are really trusting is a person
With dental care, what you are really trusting is a person. These are the dentists who will see you in the treatment room.
陳香君
Clinic director
Master's degree in periodontal prosthodontics, Kaohsiung Medical University | Implant dentistry specialty training, University of Southern California | European DSD (Digital Smile Design) international certification | Certified specialist, 臺灣牙周補綴醫學會 | Certified specialist, 臺灣牙醫植體醫學會
宇恩伶
Dentist
School of Dentistry, Taipei Medical University | Dentist, Department of Dentistry, Wan Fang Hospital
羅欽元
Dentist
School of Dentistry, Taipei Medical University | Certified dentist, 日本顎咬合學會 (Japan)
陸仁煌
Dentist
School of Dentistry, National Defense Medical Center | Prosthodontics specialty training, Tri-Service General Hospital | Implant dentistry training, University of Frankfurt, Germany
The specialist or certified titles above are issued by the respective academic societies; they are not Ministry of Health and Welfare board-certified specialist credentials. Read the full page →
Your first visit
What happens the first time you come in
Visits are by appointment only. We finish preparing the treatment room before you arrive, so the appointment time goes to explanation and examination.
About 10 minutes
Understanding your situation and your concerns
What you most want to improve, whether you have had related treatment before, and whether you have had a bad experience.
About 15 minutes
Oral examination and imaging records
An examination of the condition inside your mouth, plus any necessary imaging and intraoral scanning, as the basis for judgment.
About 20 minutes
The dentist explains the viable options
Which approaches are suitable, how they differ, how long they are expected to take, the possible risks and limitations, and how the fee is made up.
Afterward
You take the records home and think it over
We will not ask you to decide on the day, and nothing is signed on the spot. Needing time to compare is reasonable.
Verifiable facts
About us, only the parts you can look up
Institution name
君漾美牙醫診所 (JYM Dental Clinic)
Licensed to Practice
A legally established medical institution registered with the health authority under the Medical Care Act; in Taiwan, a clinic may only open after government approval and issuance of a practice license
Healthcare institution code
3701028607
National Health Insurance contract
A clinic contracted under 全民健康保險 (National Health Insurance); contract effective from 2021-01-22
National Health Insurance Administration programs joined
牙周病統合性照護計畫 (integrated periodontal treatment program)
牙醫門診加強感染管制實施方案 (enhanced infection control program for dental outpatient services)
牙醫門診加強感染管制實施方案 (enhanced infection control program for dental outpatient services)
Specialty
Dentistry (outpatient dental treatment, preventive dental care for children, oral mucosa screening)
Outpatient registration fee
NT$150
Why does this section not use expressions like “the most professional,” “the first choice,” or “the authority”?
Because you have no way to verify those adjectives, and writing them would not help you decide. Every item above — contract status, the programs joined, education and training, the healthcare institution code — is something you can go and check yourself. We would rather write a few adjectives less and give you something you can look up.
The clinic
You will be spending a fair amount of time here
All environment photographs were taken at the clinic. See the clinic and equipment →
Fee structure
How the fee is made up
This section does not list prices; the reason is at the end. Once it is clear what is inside a single figure, you are able to compare a quote from anywhere.
- Assessment and examination：Oral examination, imaging records, intraoral scanning, and discussion of the options.
- The main treatment：The appliance or restoration itself, plus the routine follow-up visits during treatment.
- Adjustments along the way：Corrections made during treatment according to how the teeth actually respond.
- Maintenance after completion：Retainers and follow-up visits.
- Possible additional situations：Problems that need treating before the main treatment (decay, gum conditions), remaking an appliance that is lost or damaged, or changing the plan partway through.
We do not post prices on the web, and the front desk does not quote them
The same treatment name can cover very different scopes depending on the condition of the mouth, so putting a single figure on a web page would only lead people to misjudge.
The fee is explained <strong>by the dentist in person</strong> after the assessment is complete — including what each of the four parts above covers, and which situations add to it.
Risk information
Risks and limitations of treatment
Every medical procedure has its own range of indications and its own risks. Please read the following before you decide; the actual situation still has to be examined and assessed by a dentist in person.
Clear aligner treatment
- Range of indications: Suitable for some alignment and bite problems. Skeletal bite problems, severe crowding, and cases that require extractions may need to be combined with other methods, or may not be suitable for this method on its own.
- What the treatment requires from you: The result is directly related to the number of hours worn each day. Insufficient wear causes tooth movement to fall behind the plan, and additional treatment or remaking may be needed.
- Things that may occur: Soreness and discomfort in the early stage of treatment or when changing appliances, rubbing against the oral mucosa, brief difficulty getting used to speaking, attachments coming off, and tooth sensitivity; in a small number of cases, root resorption or gum recession may occur. Inadequate cleaning during treatment increases the risk of decay and periodontal problems.
- Uncertainty of the result: How teeth respond to movement varies from person to person, so the actual treatment time and the final result may differ from the initial plan, and adjustments are needed along the way. If retainers are not worn as instructed after treatment, the teeth tend to move back toward their original positions.
Porcelain veneers and all-ceramic crowns
- Range of indications: Suitable for improving some issues of tooth color, shape, or alignment over a small area. Cases with severe misalignment, bite abnormalities, poor periodontal condition, or extensive loss of tooth structure may need other problems treated first, or a different method.
- Irreversibility: In most cases part of the tooth structure has to be reduced, and this step is irreversible. Please understand this fully before deciding.
- Things that may occur: Tooth sensitivity after the procedure and discomfort while the gums adapt; over the long term, staining at the margins, chipping of the ceramic, or debonding may occur and require remaking. Night grinding or poor bite habits raise the risks above.
- Maintenance: How many years they last is affected by oral hygiene, bite habits, and regular follow-up visits, and differs considerably from person to person.
Problems that may need to be treated before the main treatment
- If the examination finds decay, gum inflammation, root canal problems, or bite abnormalities, these usually need to be dealt with first before cosmetic or orthodontic treatment is appropriate. This affects the overall treatment time and cost, and will be explained together with the assessment.
Common questions
Common questions
Will it hurt a lot?
Sensations differ a great deal between treatments and between individuals, and we will not say “it will not hurt at all.” Orthodontic treatment often brings a feeling of soreness in the first few days after changing appliances; procedures that involve reducing tooth structure or surgery are done under local anesthesia. If you are particularly sensitive to pain, or have had a bad experience in the past, please tell the dentist at the assessment stage — it affects the way the treatment is arranged and paced. You can raise any discomfort at any point during the process.
I am already halfway through somewhere else. Can I transfer here?
We can start with an assessment of where things stand. We need to understand the current stage of treatment, what was originally planned, and the actual current condition of the teeth — all three have to be compared before we know how to arrange what comes next. After the assessment, the possible recommendations include continuing the original plan, adjusting the plan, or going back to finish where the treatment started. We will not promise a result without complete records.
Will my original dentist know? Will it be awkward?
Changing dentists is your right; you do not have to explain it to anyone, and we will not contact your original clinic on your behalf. If you have the original imaging records or treatment plan with you, bringing them makes the assessment more complete; if not, we will carry out a new examination.
Does all of it have to be redone?
Not necessarily. Some situations need only local adjustment, others need to be re-planned; it depends on where the gap lies between the current situation and the original plan, and that can only be judged after an examination. Any claim that “it can definitely be saved” or “all of it has to be redone” does not hold before the actual situation has been seen.
Are these treatments covered by National Health Insurance?
Cosmetic restorations and orthodontic treatment are self-pay items. For items covered by National Health Insurance, such as general dental treatment and periodontal treatment, this clinic is a contracted clinic and follows National Health Insurance rules. The outpatient registration fee is NT$150.
Can I just come and ask about it without going ahead?
Yes. Assessment and decision are two different things. You can complete the assessment, take the records, then go home and think it over, or go somewhere else and ask again.
Clinic information
Clinic information
Address
4F, No. 250, Sec. 4, Zhongxiao E. Rd., Da'an District, Taipei
（國泰皇家大廈 (Guotai Huangjia Building)）
Phone
(02) 2771-9585
Getting here
Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall MRT Station, Exit 5
（Zhongxiao Dunhua MRT Station is also within walking distance）
Opening hours
Mon–Fri 10:00–20:30; Sat 10:00–18:00; Sun closed
（By appointment; each dentist's sessions are announced monthly — ask on LINE for the latest schedule）
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Ask first
Ask until it is clear, then decide whether to go ahead
Send a photo of the inside of your mouth, or just type out your question.
No charge, no sales pitch, and we will not phone you.
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By appointment ｜ registration fee NT$150
Other pages
Our dentists
Education, specialist training, professional associations and treatment scope of the four dentists — every item independently verifiable.
The clinic and its equipment
Space, equipment and infection control; the clinic participates in the NHI enhanced infection control program, with official records to verify.
Veneers and aesthetic restoration
How treatment proceeds, long-term survival figures in the literature, and the questions worth asking before deciding.
Gum health and implants
Gums are the foundation of every treatment. Includes coverage details of the NHI Integrated Periodontal Care Program.
Licensed & Registered
Government approval comes before opening
In Taiwan, a dental clinic may only open after it has been approved and registered by the local health authority and issued a practice license under the Medical Care Act, and every practicing dentist must hold a physician certificate issued by the Ministry of Health and Welfare. 君漾美牙醫診所 (JYM Dental Clinic) is a legally established, government-approved medical institution (medical institution code 3701028607), a National Health Insurance contracted clinic (contracted since 2021), and a participant in the NHI Administration's Integrated Periodontal Care Program and Enhanced Infection Control Program for Dental Outpatient Clinics. Every item above can be verified in official public records.