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Diagnoses and treats teeth, gum, and oral health — from cavities, periodontitis, and orthodontics to implants, whitening, and laminates.

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    Haru Implant Dental Clinic
    Rating 5.0 out of 5
    #Implant: 280,000 KRW per unit / Total: 2,800,000 KRW

    A friend informed me about the event, so I made a reservation and visited. I had sleep sedation for my implants. I had dental anxiety, and it was difficult to receive treatment, but with sleep sedation, I felt almost no pain. I underwent a maxillary sinus lift and had a total of 7 implants, includin

    Anonymous
    24.08.13
    1st visit
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    King Kong Dental Clinic
    Rating 5.0 out of 5
    #King Kong Implant 290,000 KRW

    I went there and was satisfied, so my family also goes there!! I have received other treatments besides implants, and they are very kind and do a great job. However, there may be some waiting time, so I recommend making an appointment before visiting~!! :)

    Anonymous
    25.04.18
    1st visit
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    Haru Implant Dental Clinic
    Rating 5.0 out of 5
    #Implant: 280,000 KRW per unit / Total: 2,800,000 KRW

    The director here is really great! My parents have both received treatment here since before coming to Gangnam, and they are still satisfied. I heard that Gangnam Station will change to Gangnam-Haru Plant Dental Station... It seems there's a reason it's famous, haha. There's no price inflation, and

    Anonymous
    24.08.11
    1st visit
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    King Kong Dental Clinic
    Rating 5.0 out of 5
    #King Kong Implant 290,000 KRW

    I was really worried because the reviews about the implants were overwhelming, but I just had the procedure done and it went well. I felt that there was no unnecessary treatment, and the system here is well-organized like a big corporation. As mentioned, I will make sure to maintain everything dilig

    Anonymous
    24.08.26
    1st visit
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Teeth

Teeth costs 10,000~6,000,000 KRW per clinic, with 10,000 verified reviews on Cashdoc. The Dental Treatments category includes Dental Implants, Orthodontics, teeth whitening, Dental Veneers, and crowns and bridges. These treatments serve different purposes, from restoring missing teeth to improving tooth color and alignment. They are popular options for people concerned about chewing function or the appearance of their teeth. Even when concerns are similar, the treatments available may vary depending on your oral condition. Prices also vary by clinic, so compare your options below and consult with a dental specialist.

Procedure 17210,000
Implants

Implants costs 51,000~6,000,000 KRW per clinic, with 8,738 verified reviews on Cashdoc. Dental implants are a treatment in which an artificial tooth root is placed in the site of a missing tooth. A post is inserted into the jawbone, and an artificial tooth is attached on top of it. They are mainly considered by people who have difficulty chewing after losing a tooth. Unlike a bridge, which involves reshaping the adjacent teeth to support it, an implant is placed independently in the missing-tooth site. The treatment plan varies depending on the condition of the bone, and prices may differ between clinics. Compare your options below and consult with a dental specialist.

Procedure 618,738
Teeth Whitening

Teeth Whitening costs 60,000~330,000 KRW per clinic, with 467 verified reviews on Cashdoc. Teeth whitening is a treatment that brightens the color of your teeth using a whitening agent. It works by applying the whitening agent to the teeth to break down staining. It is primarily sought by people concerned about yellowing teeth caused by coffee or smoking. Unlike dental veneers, which involve shaping the teeth and bonding them in place, teeth whitening does not require the teeth to be filed down. The duration of results varies from person to person, and prices may also differ between clinics. Compare your options below and consult a dental specialist.

Procedure 23467
Laminates

Laminates costs 350,000~1,100,000 KRW per clinic, with 144 verified reviews on Cashdoc. Dental veneers are a cosmetic treatment that involves bonding thin ceramic shells to the surface of the teeth. After lightly preparing the outer surfaces of the teeth, custom-made veneers are bonded on to improve their color and shape. They are commonly chosen by people concerned about gaps between their front teeth or discoloration that cannot be corrected with whitening. Unlike dental crowns, which cover the entire tooth, veneers address only the surface. Suitability varies depending on factors such as teeth-grinding habits, so compare prices below and consult a dental specialist.

Procedure 28144
Orthodontics

Orthodontics costs 10,000~6,000,000 KRW per clinic, with 1,948 verified reviews on Cashdoc. Orthodontics is a treatment that corrects tooth alignment and bite using orthodontic appliances. Gentle, continuous pressure is applied to the teeth to gradually move them into the desired positions. It is commonly considered by people concerned about protruding teeth or crowding. The visibility and care requirements vary depending on the type of appliance. Treatment duration varies greatly depending on the condition, and prices may also differ between clinics. Compare your options below and consult a dental specialist.

Procedure 451,948
Crowns/Bridges

Crowns/Bridges costs 70,000~450,000 KRW per clinic, with 1,088 verified reviews on Cashdoc. Dental crowns and bridges are treatments that restore damaged or missing teeth with prosthetic restorations. A crown covers and protects a weakened tooth, while a bridge is anchored to adjacent teeth to fill the gap. They are commonly chosen by people with weakened teeth after root canal treatment or missing teeth. Unlike dental implants, which are placed into the jawbone, this treatment does not require implant surgery. Prices vary depending on the material, so compare the options below and consult a dental specialist before making your decision.

Procedure 61,088

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Q1How often should I get a dental checkup?
Every 6 months to 1 year is recommended. Scaling is covered by national health insurance once per year. Regular checkups help catch cavities and periodontitis early, greatly reducing treatment costs.
Q2How long does an implant procedure take?
Typically takes 3–6 months. Gum healing after extraction takes 1–2 months, osseointegration after implant placement takes 2–3 months, then the crown is attached. Bone grafting can extend this further.
Q3When is the best time to start orthodontics?
Age 12 onwards, when all permanent teeth are in, is typical. Depending on the malocclusion type, first-phase treatment from ages 7–10 may be recommended. Adult orthodontics is also possible, with options like clear aligners and lingual braces.
Q4Can a cavity be treated in one visit?
Small cavities can be treated in 1–2 visits. Deep cavities requiring root canal need 3–5 visits, and 2–4 weeks total including crown fabrication.
Q5Is dental care covered by insurance?
Cavity treatment, root canal, extraction, and scaling (once per year) are covered by national health insurance. Implants are covered for up to 2 teeth for those 65+. Orthodontics and cosmetic treatments (whitening, laminates) are non-covered.
The medical information on this page is for reference only. For accurate diagnosis and treatment, please consult a specialist.