Dental implants · Taepyeong, Seongnam

Dental Implants near Taepyeong Station, Seongnam

The Seoul Dental Clinic offers implants from four brands, with a published price list that starts at ₩350,000 for a MegaGen implant with a PFM crown.

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₩350K+MegaGen implant, PFM crown

₩550KDIO implant

₩650K–800KOsstem implant

₩1.3MStraumann implant

Implant surgery in progress at The Seoul Dental Clinic

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The short answer

The Seoul Dental Clinic offers implants from four brands, with a published price list that starts at ₩350,000 for a MegaGen implant with a PFM crown. Placement is planned on a computer from 3D imaging, and English consultation is available. Your dentist confirms which option fits your mouth, your budget and your schedule after an examination.

Implant treatments in Seongnam

Full-arch implant bridge model on implant abutments

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Straumann Implants

Straumann is the Swiss implant brand on our price list, published at ₩1,300,000 for the implant. The crown is a…

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Osstem Implants

Osstem implants are published in two versions at The Seoul Dental Clinic: standard at ₩650,000 and premium at ₩800,000.…

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DIO Implants

A DIO implant is listed at ₩550,000 on our published price list. The implant crown is a separate item (PFM ₩350,000 or…

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MegaGen Implants

MegaGen is the entry point on our published implant list, at ₩350,000 for the MegaGen implant with a PFM crown…

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Full-Arch Implants

Full-arch treatment replaces a whole row of teeth on four or six implants. The published range is ₩3.5M to ₩9.5M per…

Diagnostic wax-up used to preview a full-arch result

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Guided Implant Surgery

Guided or navigation surgery means your implant position is planned on a computer from 3D scan data and then carried…

Implant surgery in progress with the surgical team

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Same-Day Implants

For suitable cases, temporary teeth can be fixed to your implants on surgery day, so you are not without teeth while…

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Bone Graft

A dental bone graft adds bone where there is not enough to hold an implant firmly. At The Seoul Dental Clinic, bone…

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Sinus Lift

A sinus lift adds bone below the sinus in the upper jaw so an implant has enough support. It has no separate line on…

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Implant Dentures

An implant-supported denture, also called an overdenture, uses dental implants and magnetic attachments to help hold a…

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Implant Aftercare

If your implant treatment started at another clinic, you can ask us to review your records and plan the next step.…

Clinic director talking with a patient in the treatment chair

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Single Tooth Implant

A single tooth implant replaces one missing tooth with a fixture in the jaw, an abutment and a crown, without grinding…

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Front Tooth Implant

A front tooth implant has to look right as well as work, so planning matters more than in the back of the mouth. Your…

The two clinic directors reviewing a plan together

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Implant Revision

If an implant feels loose, looks inflamed or hurts, see a dentist soon. Revision can mean cleaning, repair, or removal…

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Custom & Zirconia Abutments

An abutment is the connector that joins a dental implant in the bone to the crown you see. On the clinic's published…

Implant Brands We Offer

An implant is a small titanium-type post placed in the jaw to hold a replacement tooth. The clinic lists four brands, each with its own published fee, so you can see where a figure comes from before you book anything.

Each brand has a dedicated page. On the clinic's fee schedule the implant, abutment and crown are listed as separate items, except MegaGen, which is listed with a PFM crown. Choosing a brand is a conversation about budget, the position of the missing tooth, the amount of bone available and your dentist's experience with each system. No single brand is right for everyone, and a higher price does not automatically mean a better fit for your case.

If you already have an implant from another clinic or another country, bring any card or record you were given. Knowing the brand helps your dentist plan repairs or a new crown.

₩350,000

MegaGen

The lowest published implant fee, listed with a PFM crown included. Often the starting point for patients watching their budget.

₩550,000

DIO

A Korean brand priced between MegaGen and Osstem on our list. The implant crown is a separate item: PFM ₩350,000 or zirconia ₩450,000 per tooth.

₩650,000 / ₩800,000

Osstem

Offered as a standard and a premium version. The implant crown is a separate item: PFM ₩350,000 or zirconia ₩450,000 per tooth.

₩1,300,000

Straumann

A Swiss brand. The abutment and the implant crown are listed as separate items, so your written quote shows which ones your case needs.

Prices are from the clinic's published non-covered fee schedule in KRW. Your written quote lists exactly which items your case needs.

Dental Implants for Taepyeong, Moran, Sujin and Bundang Residents

The clinic is by Taepyeong Station, Exit 5, in Sujin-dong, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam. If you live or work in Taepyeong, Moran, Sujin, Sinheung, Gachon or the Wirye New Town area, you can see your dentist without crossing into central Seoul for every visit.

Implant care usually involves several appointments: an examination, the surgery, a check after healing and the crown stage. Having the clinic close to home or work makes those visits easier to fit around a job or school run.

Moran and Sujin are on the Line 8 side of the local map, and Moran and Bokjeong also appear on the Suin-Bundang Line, so many Bundang-side residents can plan a route by subway. We do not quote travel times; check your own route in a map app before booking.

Your first visit is an examination, and you can ask your questions in English. Opening hours are Monday to Wednesday 09:30–20:30, Thursday 09:30–19:00, Friday 09:30–18:30 and Saturday 09:30–13:00, with no lunch break; the clinic is closed on Sundays and open on public holidays.

Bring any recent panoramic X-ray or CT from another dentist
List your medicines and any medical conditions
Note which tooth is missing and for how long
Tell us if you plan to return home between visits

How Computer-Planned Implant Surgery Works

Computer planning means the position, angle and depth of the implant are worked out on screen from 3D imaging before the day of surgery. The current fee schedule does not list guided surgery as a separate item; your written quote shows every item your case involves.

At The Seoul Dental Clinic, implants are planned with computer analysis: after a digital diagnosis with 3D imaging, the surgery is rehearsed on the computer as a simulation, so the implant position, depth and angle are decided before the day and then carried out according to that plan. The plan is individual to you, and it also considers how the final tooth should look and function, not only where the bone is.

The benefit is information. Your dentist can see the bone, the nerve canal and the neighboring roots in advance and choose a path that respects them. It does not remove the need for judgment during surgery, and it does not guarantee a result, because healing varies between people.

Examination and 3D scan

Your dentist checks the gums and bite, then reviews 3D imaging to assess bone volume and nearby structures.

Digital plan

The implant is positioned on the computer. Brand, size and whether a graft is needed are discussed with you here.

Guided placement

Using local anesthesia, your dentist places the implant with the guide so it follows the plan.

Healing, then crown

After the healing period your dentist attaches the abutment and crown. The length of healing depends on your case.

Who Plans and Places Your Implant

Implant treatment is led by the clinic’s two founding directors, Dr. Hyun Sung Park and Dr. Hyeonjoon Park, both trained at Seoul National University and its dental hospital. Dr. Hyeonjoon Park is an Affiliate Associate Fellow of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, and both are members of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists and the Korean Academy of Implant Dentistry.

The clinic treats single missing teeth as well as patients who need many implants or who are older and expect a more demanding treatment. Age alone does not rule implants out; bone, gum health, general health and the medicines you take matter more, and they are reviewed before any plan is agreed.

Where your case allows, an implant can be placed at the same visit as the extraction (immediate placement), and in suitable cases temporary teeth can be fitted the same day so you can eat and speak while the jaw heals. Whether this is possible depends on your bone and gum condition and is decided after examination.

Implant Prices

The figures above are per implant unless the row says otherwise. Apart from MegaGen, the implant and the crown are separate items: for example, an Osstem standard implant at ₩650,000 plus a zirconia implant crown at ₩450,000. An abutment is added only if your case needs one. Your final cost depends on how many teeth are involved, the brand, the crown material and whether bone work is needed, and your written quote lists exactly which items apply.

A CT scan, extraction of a damaged tooth or treatment of gum disease before surgery may be needed in some cases. Those items are not on the published list, so they are quoted after examination rather than estimated here.

Ask for the plan in writing, with each line item, so you can compare it with quotes from elsewhere on equal terms.

Item	Published price
MegaGen implant + PFM crown (crown included)	₩350,000
DIO implant	₩550,000
Osstem standard	₩650,000
Osstem premium	₩800,000
Straumann	₩1,300,000
Implant crown, PFM / zirconia (per tooth)	₩350,000 / ₩450,000
Custom abutment / zirconia abutment	₩100,000 or ₩300,000 / ₩200,000
Full-arch (All-on-4/6), per arch	₩3.5M–₩9.5M
Bone graft (by extent)	₩100,000–₩1,000,000
Sinus lift	Quoted after CT examination

Prices are from the clinic's published non-covered fee schedule in KRW. Your written quote lists exactly which items your case needs.

Pain, Sedation and Recovery

You will have local anesthesia for the procedure, and every patient feels recovery differently. Some swelling, tenderness and minor bleeding in the first days is common, and your dentist will give you written instructions for eating, cleaning and medication.

If you are anxious about dental work, conscious sedation is available at ₩300,000 (general) or ₩400,000 (with an anesthesiologist). Whether it suits you depends on your health and the length of your procedure, so raise it at the consultation rather than on the day.

Soft, lukewarm food and gentle cleaning around the area are typical advice. Smoking and heavy alcohol can interfere with healing, and your dentist may ask you to avoid them.

Plan some quieter days after surgery if you can. Many patients prefer not to schedule long flights or demanding work immediately afterwards, though your dentist is the right person to advise on your own timing.

After surgery, neglecting aftercare can lead to bleeding or inflammation around the implant (peri-implantitis). Keep your mouth clean as instructed and come to regular check-ups so problems are caught early.

Follow the written aftercare instructions
Keep the area clean as shown to you
Contact the clinic if swelling, bleeding or pain seems to be getting worse
Ask when you can brush and eat normally again

Bone Grafting if You Need It

An implant needs enough healthy bone around it. If the jawbone is thin, your dentist may suggest a bone graft, listed at ₩100,000, ₩200,000, ₩400,000, ₩600,000 or ₩1,000,000 depending on the extent. A sinus lift for the upper back teeth has no separate line on the fee schedule; it is quoted after a CT examination, and bone graft items may apply.

Sometimes grafting is done at the same time as the implant. In other cases it needs a separate healing period first, which lengthens the overall plan. That decision is made after imaging, not before.

Bone is lost over time after a tooth is removed, so a long-missing tooth is more likely to need support than a recently lost one. This is a general pattern, not a prediction for you.

If grafting is needed, ask how long healing is expected to take and whether it changes the number of trips for patients who live abroad.

Timeline for Overseas Patients

Patients who live abroad can still use this clinic, but the plan has to fit around flights. The aim is to do as much as possible by message before you travel, so your time in Korea is used on treatment rather than on paperwork.

A longer healing period often falls between the surgery and the crown, which is why some people split treatment into two trips. Your dentist will suggest what is realistic for your case.

Before you fly

Send your questions and any recent X-rays so the clinic can prepare. English support is available.

First visit

Examination, imaging and a written plan with fees. Surgery may follow if your case is straightforward.

Healing at home or locally

Healing time depends on your case. Ask what follow-up you can arrange at home.

Crown visit

The abutment and crown are attached, and you receive records and receipts for overseas insurance paperwork.

Questions to Ask at Your Consultation

A good consultation leaves you able to explain the plan back to someone else. Write your questions down before you come, and ask for clear answers in English.

Do not feel pressure to decide on the day. Take the written plan home, compare it and come back with follow-up questions.

Which brand and crown do you recommend for my tooth, and why?
Is a graft or sinus lift likely, and what would it add?
How many visits will I need, and how far apart?
What is included in the quoted fee, and what is not?
Which records and receipts will I receive for insurance?
What should I do if something feels wrong after I fly home?

Cases

Implant cases from the clinic

Published with the patients’ consent; before and after images were taken under the same conditions. Results differ for every patient. If aftercare is neglected, implants can develop bleeding or peri-implantitis, so good oral hygiene and regular check-ups matter.

Implant case 1 before and after treatment (2024.08 to 2025.03), intraoral photos and panoramic X-rays — Implant case 1 · 2024.08 → 2025.03 · intraoral photos and panoramic X-rays

Implant case 4 before and after treatment (2024.07 to 2024.12), intraoral photos and panoramic X-rays — Implant case 4 · 2024.07 → 2024.12 · intraoral photos and panoramic X-rays

Implant case 5 before and after treatment (2024.09 to 2025.02), intraoral photos and panoramic X-rays — Implant case 5 · 2024.09 → 2025.02 · intraoral photos and panoramic X-rays

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Clinical case

Cases from the clinic

Full-arch implants

Full-arch implants after years of a loose lower denture

Treated by Dr. Hyeonjoon Park

After: Full-arch implants after years of a loose lower denture — Panoramic X-rays before and after treatment

Why the patient came in

The patient had worn a lower denture for many years. It moved while eating and had to be removed and cleaned after every meal. The panoramic X-ray showed that long-term denture wear had left the lower jawbone low and thin.

What was done

3D CT and an intraoral scan were used to plan implant positions, angles and lengths on the computer before surgery.
Eight implants were placed in the lower jaw, together with a bone graft.
Fixed temporary teeth were connected to the implants the day after surgery.
About three months later, custom abutments and the final full-arch prosthesis were fitted.

Digital design of the prosthesis from the scan data

X-ray after implant placement with temporary teeth

Published with the patient’s consent. Photos and X-rays are from the clinic’s records. Treatment plans and results differ for every patient; only an examination can show what is possible for you. Implant surgery can cause swelling, bruising or discomfort for some days, and implants need regular check-ups and careful cleaning to avoid peri-implantitis.

Implants

Redoing failed molar implant crowns and replacing a missing front tooth

Treated by Dr. Hyun Sung Park

After: Redoing failed molar implant crowns and replacing a missing front tooth — Panoramic X-rays before and after treatment

Why the patient came in

The patient came in after the restoration on three upper molar implants, placed at another clinic, had come off. The X-ray showed the three implant fixtures still in the bone, with gum and bone loss around them. An upper front tooth (#12) was also missing, and the front teeth were crowded.

What was done

CT and scan data were analysed on the computer to check bone density, crowding, mobility and undercuts before planning.
For the molars, new abutments and crowns were made for the existing implants.
A narrow implant was placed for the missing front tooth (#12), and its crown was made after the implant had integrated with the bone.
The patient was advised to come for regular check-ups, because problems around implants often give no early pain.

Front-tooth implant: X-ray and the upper arch after treatment

Published with the patient’s consent. Photos and X-rays are from the clinic’s records. Treatment plans and results differ for every patient; only an examination can show what is possible for you. Implant treatment can cause swelling or discomfort after surgery. Implants and their crowns need regular check-ups, because problems around an implant are often painless at first.

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Your dentists

English-speaking dentists in Seongnam

The clinic was founded by two brothers trained at Seoul National University who direct it together. Three further dentists hold Ministry of Health and Welfare specialist certifications. Full credentials →

Dr. Hyun Sung Park

Clinic Director

Co-founder and joint clinic director
DDS, Seoul National University School of Dentistry
Master’s degree, SNU Graduate School of Dentistry
Former staff, Dept. of General Dentistry, SNU Dental Hospital
Microendodontics Programme, SNU
Course completion, UCLA, USA
Member, UPenn Endodontics Study Club, USA
Certified Invisalign Provider
Osstem Implant AIC Programme
Member, International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI)

Dr. Hyeonjoon Park

Clinic Director

Co-founder and joint clinic director
DDS, Seoul National University School of Dentistry
Master’s degree, SNU Graduate School of Dentistry
Former staff, Dept. of General Dentistry, SNU Dental Hospital
Affiliate Associate Fellow, American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID)
Certified Invisalign Provider; leads orthodontic treatment
Course completion, UCLA, USA
Member, UPenn Endodontics Study Club, USA
Member, International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI)
Member, Seoul Prime Orthodontic Study Club

Dr. Yu Jin Kim

Dentist

Board-certified specialist, Advanced General Dentistry (Ministry of Health and Welfare)
Johns Hopkins University, USA
Master’s degree, SNU Graduate School of Dentistry
Former staff, Osaka University Dental Hospital, Japan

Dr. Min Ji Choi

Dentist

Board-certified specialist, Conservative Dentistry
Board-certified specialist, Advanced General Dentistry
Internship and residency, Jeonbuk National University Dental Hospital
Master’s degree in Conservative Dentistry, Jeonbuk National University

Dr. Jin Young Choi

Dentist

Board-certified specialist, Advanced General Dentistry
Clinical training, Faculty of Dentistry, University of British Columbia, Canada
Master’s degree, Kyungpook National University Graduate School of Dentistry
BA in English Language and Literature, Korea University

Video

Video: our dentists explain

In Korean. On YouTube, turn on subtitles and choose Settings → Subtitles → Auto-translate → English.

Video: What to Realistically Expect After Getting Dental Implants — **What to Realistically Expect After Getting Dental Implants**8:06 · The Seoul Dental Clinic on YouTube

What this video covers

Dr. Hyeonjoon Park and Dr. Hyun Sung Park discuss what patients often do not hear before implant treatment. They explain that when several implants sit side by side, the crowns are sometimes joined (splinted) to share chewing forces, so regular floss may not pass between them and this alone does not mean the treatment went wrong. They note that implants restore chewing function but are not identical to natural teeth, so food trapping or a different chewing sensation can occur. Finally, they stress that care starts after placement: an implant's lifespan depends on hygiene and regular check-ups, and recurring discomfort, pain, swelling or looseness should be checked at the clinic.

Joined (splinted) implant crowns spread sideways forces but need different cleaning methods than regular floss
Implants restore chewing function but are not the same as natural teeth; food trapping can occur
Lifespan depends on home care and check-ups, generally about every six months, more often if gums are weak

More videos on the clinic’s YouTube channel →

Dental Implants: frequently asked questions

How much does a dental implant cost at The Seoul Dental Clinic?

The published list starts at ₩350,000 for MegaGen with a PFM crown, ₩550,000 for DIO, ₩650,000 or ₩800,000 for Osstem and ₩1,300,000 for Straumann. Apart from MegaGen, the implant crown is a separate item (PFM ₩350,000 or zirconia ₩450,000 per tooth), and your written quote lists exactly which items apply.

Is guided surgery an extra charge?

Guided surgery is not listed as a separate item on the current fee schedule. Your written quote shows exactly which items your case includes.

Will the implant hurt?

You have local anesthesia during the procedure, and conscious sedation is available if you want it. Soreness afterwards varies from person to person, and your dentist will explain how to manage it.

Do I need a bone graft?

Only imaging and examination can say. Bone grafts are listed at ₩100,000 to ₩1,000,000 depending on the extent, and a sinus lift is quoted after a CT examination.

Can an implant be placed on the day a tooth is removed?

Sometimes. Immediate placement at the extraction visit is possible when the bone and gum allow it, and in suitable cases temporary teeth can be fitted the same day. If not, the implant is placed after the socket heals. Your dentist decides after examination and imaging.

How long does the whole process take?

It depends on your healing and whether grafting is required. Your dentist gives a timeline after examining you, and overseas patients can ask about splitting it into two trips.

Can I have an English consultation?

Yes. The clinic states that English-language consultation is available, and a free consultation applies to the English/international consultation as published. Exact plans and fees are quoted after examination.

Can you help with overseas insurance paperwork?

The clinic states that overseas-insurance paperwork support is available. Ask which documents you will need before you start treatment.

What if I already have an implant from another clinic?

Bring any records you have. Your dentist can examine it and advise on crown work or repair, but the plan and fee are quoted after examination.

Is sedation available for implant surgery?

Yes. Conscious sedation is listed at ₩300,000 (general) or ₩400,000 (with an anesthesiologist). Ask whether it suits your health.

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Send us your question in English and we will reply with next steps. A free consultation is available for the English/international consultation as published; exact plans and fees are quoted after examination. Phone +82-31-757-1525.

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Visit

Visit us: Taepyeong Station Exit 5, Seongnam

2–3F, 1225 Seongnam-daero, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do (Taepyeong Station Exit 5)

Monday – Wednesday	09:30 – 20:30
Thursday	09:30 – 19:00
Friday	09:30 – 18:30
Saturday	09:30 – 13:00
Sunday	Closed
Public holidays	Open
Lunch break	None — continuous hours

Parking garage in the building; parking benefits for patients receiving treatment.

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Entrance sign of The Seoul Dental Clinic