Orthodontics effects, reviews, and prices

The Seoul Lohas Dental Clinic located near Daejeon Daecheong Dam is run by a young, handsome doctor who graduated from Seoul National University. The building is clean, and the clinic is really tidy, so I get regular check-ups every time. They perform complex implant procedures and navigation implant treatments, and they offer customized orthodontic treatment from growth-phase braces to adult braces. They also provide aesthetic treatments like laminates, all-ceramics, and teeth whitening. Since they provide general dental care, I've visited for wisdom tooth extractions, cavity treatments, gum disease management, and root canal therapy. The best part is that they are never overly excessive in their treatments, which feels very honest.

During my orthodontic treatment, I was told that I needed to have my wisdom tooth removed. Since it was lying sideways and severely impacted, I was told it wouldn’t be easy to extract. I read online reviews saying that they were good at removing wisdom teeth, so I came here. After taking a CT scan, they told me that a piece of the tooth might remain, but they removed it very cleanly.

My 6th grader's teeth alignment was becoming increasingly crooked, and I was worried about malocclusion, so I visited Baegotgowoon Dental Clinic for a consultation. Going to the dentist always makes my child anxious, but the atmosphere was so calm from check-in to treatment that my child wasn't too scared. Initially, they carefully checked the current dental state and jaw growth direction through a basic oral examination and X-rays. The doctor didn’t immediately say my child needed orthodontics; instead, they explained in simple terms why growth-related corrections are important at this age and the differences between starting treatment right away versus waiting a bit, which made me trust them. I appreciated that they didn’t push expensive treatments but offered a plan to proceed step by step. They also showed models of the devices tailored to my child's mouth structure, which put me at ease as a parent. Currently, we’ve started with simple devices to create space and organize teeth before actual orthodontic treatment, and my child is adapting well without major discomfort. They also provided detailed guidance on pain management and care methods after treatment, making it easy to manage at home. Above all, I was impressed by how they continuously spoke to my child to reassure them, which might be why my child wasn’t scared after the dental visit. Consulting for my child’s orthodontics requires careful consideration, and Baegotgowoon Dental Clinic offers professional diagnoses without being aggressive, so I trust them completely. I want to recommend this clinic to parents who have concerns about their child's teeth.

I visited again today while I’m undergoing orthodontic treatment. The front desk coordinator always greets me so kindly. They also see me right on schedule, which makes it easy to keep my other appointments afterward. Since the doctor specializes in orthodontics, I feel comfortable leaving my treatment in their hands. They explain my treatment progress in detail, so it’s nice to understand what stage I’m currently at. They praise me for the things I’m doing well while also carefully explaining what I need to be aware of. They look after not only my orthodontic treatment but my overall dental health as well. They’re also very kind and considerate of my schedule when arranging my next appointment, which I really appreciate.

I visited the clinic because my gums had been swollen for a few days, and I was worried since I was bleeding every time I brushed my teeth. From the registration to the guidance, they helped me calmly, which really eased my nerves. In the treatment room, they carefully checked the condition of my gums first and explained the overall state of my teeth and the roots of my gums in detail with x-rays. They pointed out that it wasn't just a simple inflammation issue but also that the alignment of my teeth was putting pressure on specific areas, which made sense to me. They first performed scaling and disinfection treatment for the gum inflammation, and they did it slowly so that the pain was almost negligible, which was more comfortable than I expected. After that, I also had a consultation for orthodontics, and I felt reassured because rather than pressuring me into braces, they calmly explained why braces might be necessary and the pros and cons based on my current situation. It was impressive how they compared various orthodontic methods and recommended options considering my lifestyle as well. What I felt made this clinic better than others was their focus on solving the current issues without unnecessary treatments. No matter how many questions I asked, they answered each one without getting annoyed, which was very reassuring, and after the treatment, my gum swelling noticeably decreased after about two days, so I was satisfied.

I visited Gran Dental Clinic for an orthodontic consultation, and overall, the atmosphere was so comfortable that I felt less nervous even though it was my first visit. The waiting room had a bright and clean feel, and there was almost no typical dental smell or noise, which was nice. The staff greeted me first, making it easy to receive guidance. However, I was a bit disappointed that the consultation took over an hour even with an appointment. During the consultation, the doctor carefully examined my teeth and calmly explained why orthodontics was necessary, the expected treatment duration, and the cost range, which made it easy to understand. I asked about the concerns I had (pain, the need for extractions, lifestyle inconveniences, etc.), and they answered sincerely, which made me feel reassured. I didn’t feel pressured to make decisions, and they allowed me plenty of time to think, which was comforting. I decided not to start orthodontic treatment right away and to think a bit more, but the explanations were structured and the atmosphere was positive, so if I do proceed, I would definitely consider this place as my first choice.

I came to this hospital for a consultation about my child's orthodontics through a friend's recommendation. Before my first visit, I was really worried about whether the treatment process would be complicated since it was for my child, and if he would adapt well. But all those worries were eased significantly during the consultation. The process from registration to waiting was relatively smooth, and the staff guided us gently at my child's level, which made a great first impression. The director who conducted the consultation explained my child's current dental condition and growth stage in detail. He made it clear why we needed to start orthodontics right away and what aspects we could monitor for a bit longer, which made me trust his judgement. Instead of just recommending orthodontics, he took into consideration my child's jaw growth and possible future changes when discussing the timing and methods of treatment, which I found impressive. Furthermore, he addressed all the practical concerns parents might have, like treatment duration, expected costs, and follow-up visits, explaining each point thoroughly. So, I felt that the consultation time was well worth it.

My child is undergoing orthodontics. When we visited to get treatment for cavities in the front teeth, we went to a nearby dental clinic. It’s the same clinic I've been going to for three years, and they kindly checked my child's teeth. While checking, they found that my child also had cavities forming in the back teeth, so we proceeded with the necessary treatments accordingly. Since it’s a clinic I frequently visit for check-ups and scaling, it seems like they provided very appropriate treatment.

It's been 15 years since I got my braces, and I've just been keeping the retainer on. Occasionally, the retainer comes loose, and that can be really stressful. I thought about going back to the orthodontist I used before, but it’s a bit far, and the doctor who treated me isn’t there anymore. There are many dental clinics closer to home, so I figured they should be able to fix a loose retainer. However, most of the clinics I called said they couldn’t help me. In the end, I went back to the orthodontist I originally used, even though it was a bit far. But they had changed a lot, and a dental hygienist ended up putting my retainer back on. Unfortunately, it didn’t hold for even two months, and it became loose again. Then I found out about this local dental clinic. The dentist here fixed my retainer really well, and it’s still holding up fine. I’m really thankful.

What stressed me out more than how my crooked tooth looked was food getting stuck between my teethㅠㅠ It happened almost every time I ate meat or seasoned vegetables, and I felt uncomfortable if I didn’t floss, so even after eating out, I kept worrying about it. Sometimes the gum around that area would swell too, so I went in for an orthodontic consultation. I wondered if I really needed full orthodontic treatment just because of one crooked tooth, but they explained that it depends on how much the teeth overlap and how much space is lacking. They also told me that I’d need to keep checking for cavities and the condition of my gums throughout the treatment. My gums tend to swell often, so rather than looking for a clinic that only focuses on orthodontics, I’m mainly considering places where I could also receive general dental treatment if needed during the process. It’s hard for me to take time off during weekday afternoons because of work, but I found a clinic in the Gwanggyo area that sees patients until weekday evenings, so I went for a consultation after work. At first, I thought orthodontic treatment was simply something you got because you didn’t like the way your crooked tooth looked. But for me, the biggest reasons I started considering it were actually food getting stuck and how difficult it was to brush properly.

Honestly, I rarely leave one-star reviews, but I just came back from my child's appointment and I'm so angry that I felt the need to write one. The doctor initially suggested starting braces with a plastic device instead of the usual metal wire, so we began treatment with that. However, after a few months, I went for a checkup at our original dentist, who asked if we were still doing orthodontics. I said yes, but they then told me that I actually need to start with metal wire now... Right now, thanks to the retainer, the teeth might look straighter, but they mentioned that this device is pushing against the molars and is affecting the molars that haven't even come in yet... 😭 I trusted that orthodontic clinic to start treatment there, but hearing that made me really upset. I had faith in them, but it made me angry... And I also saw in the X-ray that my molars looked completely different compared to before treatment. Before we started, they were standing straight, and now they’ve tilted diagonally after just a few months of treatment... Oh my god 🥲 It’s not a cheap process; I spent almost 6 million won to start this... So I stopped the treatment... They said that at this point, they need to cut and take out the molars... Oh my god, I went there thinking it was a professional clinic, but I'm really shocked... I don’t think I’ll ever go back to this clinic again...

I visited the dental clinic for my child's orthodontic consultation. At first, I was worried that my child would be nervous, but the doctor kindly explained everything at my child's level, making him feel comfortable quickly. They thoroughly checked the current dental state, clearly explaining why orthodontics are necessary and how the treatment would progress step by step, which built my trust. What impressed me was that they didn’t just push for orthodontics; they considered my child's growth state and explained the best timing for starting treatment. They provided clear information about the types of devices, duration, and care methods, alleviating many of my vague concerns. Compared to other clinics, the explanations were much more systematic and detailed, making me feel confident in leaving my child in their care, and my child even expressed wanting to receive treatment here because of the positive atmosphere. Overall, it was a very satisfying visit.

I visited for my child's braces. The doctor was really kind. He interacted with my child in a friendly way to make sure they weren't scared, and I could see he was trying to finish the treatment as quickly as possible. He also explained the precautions very easily. The facility is clean and it's conveniently located, making it easy to get there.

I used to love taking pictures, but these days when I see photos of myself smiling, I keep focusing on my teeth. I considered braces, but it seemed like the treatment would take too long, and I hesitated about laminates because I heard that a lot of my teeth would have to be filed down. I particularly wanted a natural look, so I consulted with places that offered non-prep laminates and chose Gangju Il Dental Clinic, where I could have the procedure done the same day. They assessed my teeth and didn’t push me into anything excessive, explaining my options in a way that made me trust them more! On the day of the procedure, we carefully adjusted the design first and then shaped it to fit my teeth, and it was actually finished a lot quicker than I thought. Maybe because it was non-prep, there was almost no pain, and I didn’t feel any sensitivity or discomfort, which was surprising. Just by having my tooth line organized, my face looks much cleaner, and now smiling in photos feels natural.

I was really worried about a part of my teeth that was slightly overlapping, so I decided to visit the dentist for an orthodontic consultation. After registering, they checked my teeth alignment with an oral scan and took panoramic and side X-rays. Then, the doctor showed me my current condition on the screen and explained the issues of lack of space and bite problems, and we made a plan to organize my teeth without extractions. Before attaching the braces, I had my teeth cleaned through scaling, and then they attached brackets to each tooth and connected the wires. It was a little uncomfortable to keep my mouth open for a long time, but they checked my status frequently, so it went smoothly. Right after the braces were attached, I felt a tightness in my teeth, especially my front teeth felt sensitive. In the first few days, I avoided hard foods and mostly ate porridge or soft meals to adjust. When brushing, I used an orthodontic toothbrush and an interdental brush along with my regular toothbrush, being careful to clean out any food particles. The clinic provided specific instructions on when and how to use rubber bands and how to care for the area around the braces, which made it easier for me to manage on my own. I go in once a month to replace the wires and adjust the tension. On adjustment days, I felt a little soreness for about a day, but it was less painful than before. As the months passed, I could visibly see the overlapping parts gradually aligning, and I noticed that the spacing between my teeth was balancing out. Although the orthodontic process is still ongoing, experiencing it firsthand made me realize that regular visits and care have a significant impact on the results, and I felt that having an accurate examination and planning at the beginning is crucial.

After considering it carefully and consulting with several dental clinics about my child’s orthodontic treatment, we finally decided to go ahead and started treatment. At first, my child felt awkward wearing the orthodontic appliance and couldn’t chew food properly because of the pain, so I was very worried. I was proud of how quickly they adapted, much faster than I expected. Whenever we went for regular checkups, the doctor explained the progress kindly and carefully in a way my child could easily understand, which made me feel even more reassured. The nurses also gave us specific instructions on proper brushing techniques, how to use dental floss, and precautions for caring for the appliance, so it was much easier to manage my child’s oral hygiene at home. The overall treatment is still ongoing, but seeing my child’s teeth gradually becoming straighter and more aligned makes me feel that starting orthodontic treatment was absolutely the right decision. My child has also gained confidence in their appearance as they see the changes and now smiles much more brightly, which makes me very happy. As a parent, I would recommend that anyone considering orthodontic treatment for their child receive a thorough consultation and start early.

The doctor is meticulous and provides excellent care, so I also got my implants done here. But due to wear on my teeth, I needed to treat cavities between the resin and my front teeth as well. When I used to wear braces for orthodontics, I was told to brush my teeth often, but surprisingly, debris didn't come out easily, and I ended up with small cavities that formed here and there on my front teeth, which always bothered me. Thankfully, they treated it thoroughly; I had one treatment last time and this time I had two spots treated. The doctor is really skilled and kind, so I've recommended this place to many friends. One friend who had their wisdom teeth removed said they didn't even realize the extraction was happening because it was done so well.

I saw it on Danggeun and went on Saturday. From the first consultation, they kindly and thoroughly explained my dental condition exactly as it is, so I felt trust in them. I can see why the head dentist was selected as one of Korea's top 100 doctors. They provided a detailed treatment plan that fit my teeth without any over-treatment, allowing me to start my Seraphim orthodontics with peace of mind. The interior of the clinic was also clean and pleasant, and all the nurses and staff were very friendly, making me feel comfortable during my first visit. There wasn’t much waiting, and thanks to the Wednesday evening appointments, I can now go after work. I highly recommend it to anyone in Incheon considering orthodontics.

I went in because my teeth were sensitive every time I drank water. The facility is really nice and the nurses are very friendly. The doctor is incredibly kind and took the time to thoroughly assess my symptoms. They even corrected my brushing habits due to the aging of my teeth. The scaling was great; at other places, I didn't get as much bleeding and it hurt, but here there was almost no bleeding and they did it with great care, which I really appreciated. The transport options are also diverse, making it easy to get there. I highly recommend this place.

I received orthodontic treatment here and moved to another hospital after 3 years and 3 months. My existing teeth were in decent condition, and while it was my ambition that got me started, the dentist initially recommended it during my first check-up. (Looking back, this is quite ironic...)