When I cracked a molar and needed a dental implant, I wasn’t sure how long the process would take in Korea. After doing some research, I booked a consultation at Ye-on Dental Clinic with Dr. Han Hyejin. She explained everything clearly typically, the whole process takes about 2 to 3 months, including healing time between stages. My initial procedure went smoothly, and the staff was incredibly attentive throughout each follow up visit. The entire experience felt professional and well paced, with no surprises. If you’re considering an implant in Korea, Ye-on Dental Clinic is a great choice.
Hello, The procedure went more smoothly than we had anticipated when my dad had a dental implant completed at Seoul’s OnO Dental Clinic. Dr. Se Hong Oh, who treated him, explained that, depending on healing, the entire implant procedure usually takes two to three months. The implant post was placed during the initial visit, and the abutment and crown were added after a few weeks of healing. The use of 3D scans and the overall sense of accuracy and efficiency impressed my dad. He now eats in comfort, smiles with assurance, and frequently expresses regret for not doing it sooner.
Hello In South Korea, getting a dental implant typically takes a few months, starting with scans and evaluation, followed by implant surgery and a 2-3 months healing period before placing the crown. While same day implants are possible, they’re only suitable for select cases. My friend had a great experience at Ye-on Dental Clinicwith Dr. Lee Hyuna. The clinic was modern, English friendly, and the care was gentle and professional. It’s a solid option for foreigners seeking reliable dental treatment in Seoul.