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S-PLANT Dental Hospital
MyMeditravel Seoul, South Korea
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S-PLANT Dental Hospital
S-PLANT Dental Hospital
S-PLANT Dental Hospital
S-PLANT Dental Hospital
S-PLANT Dental Hospital
5.0
1 reviews

Braces at S-PLANT Dental Hospital in Seoul, South Korea

The S-PLANT Dental Hospital was founded in 2009 and houses 5 specialist clinics: 1. Orthodontics 2. Oral Hygiene 3. Teeth Whitening 4. Dental Implants 5. Veneers With thousands of medical tourists each year, the ...more
MyMeditravel Виктор Ли, 30 December 2019
Excellent dental clinic. Professional specialists, professors. There are Russian-speaking translators....
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Blanche Hyung Dental
MyMeditravel Seoul, South Korea
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Blanche Hyung Dental
Blanche Hyung Dental
Blanche Hyung Dental
Blanche Hyung Dental
Blanche Hyung Dental
5.0
1 reviews

Braces at Blanche Hyung Dental in Seoul, South Korea

Hello, Everyone!  Thank you for visiting Blanche Hyung Dental.  BHD is the Dental Clinic for Everyone, not only for Korean, but also for Visitors and Foreigners staying in Seoul, Korea. ...more
MyMeditravel Anh J., 29 December 2019
Amazing service and a great dentist. Thanks so much...
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AO - Academy of Osseointegration
AO - Academy of Osseointegration
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Oaks Dental Clinic
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Oaks Dental Clinic
Oaks Dental Clinic
Oaks Dental Clinic
Oaks Dental Clinic
Oaks Dental Clinic
4.7
106 reviews

Braces at Oaks Dental Clinic in Seoul, South Korea

  Oaks Dental Clinic is the top dental clinic in Asia and is located right at Gangnam Station in Seoul, South Korea.  We are experts in taking care of international patients as they make up 50% of our patient base and...more
MyMeditravel Chiqui Dee, 18 July 2020
I had a yellowish teeth since college and I was afraid of getting it white. Dentist was awesome. I have been to a few dentist and this Dentist is by far the mos...
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Chung-Ang University Hospital
MyMeditravel Seoul, South Korea
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Chung-Ang University Hospital
Chung-Ang University Hospital
Chung-Ang University Hospital
Chung-Ang University Hospital
Chung-Ang University Hospital
5.0
2 reviews

Braces at Chung-Ang University Hospital in Seoul, South Korea

Chung-Ang University Hospital is a top General Surgery clinic. There is high-quality equipment with dedicated staff, you will find a solution to multiple medical problems that you may have, starting with some simple procedures to ...more
MyMeditravel 윤요미, 01 January 2020
Very kind and nice...
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Hanyang University Medical Center
MyMeditravel Seoul, South Korea
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Hanyang University Medical Center
Hanyang University Medical Center
Hanyang University Medical Center
Hanyang University Medical Center
Hanyang University Medical Center
4.3
3 reviews

Braces at Hanyang University Medical Center in Seoul, South Korea

Hanyang University Medical Center was established in 1972 as Asia’s largest medical center under the brand of Hanyang. The center has built multifaceted and specialized medical networks such as The University Hospital, Unive...more
MyMeditravel 이정덕, 23 February 2020
The nurse and doctor are very kind....
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Kyung Hee University Hospital
MyMeditravel Seoul, South Korea
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Kyung Hee University Hospital
Kyung Hee University Hospital
Kyung Hee University Hospital
Kyung Hee University Hospital
Kyung Hee University Hospital
3.3
3 reviews

Braces at Kyung Hee University Hospital in Seoul, South Korea

Established in 1971, The Kyung Hee Medical Center has tirelessly worked "toward a disease-free civilization", as per their mantra. In doing so, they've developed as a future-oriented digital hospital through the use ...more
MyMeditravel Sunergeo King Cho, 22 July 2019
Nice medical service but expensive...
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Hus-Hu Dental Clinic-Apgujeong
MyMeditravel Seoul, South Korea
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Hus-Hu Dental Clinic-Apgujeong
Hus-Hu Dental Clinic-Apgujeong
Hus-Hu Dental Clinic-Apgujeong
4.2
13 reviews

Braces at Hus-Hu Dental Clinic-Apgujeong in Seoul, South Korea

English speaking doctors and staff treat patients at this clinic located in Seoul in South Korea. The clinic specializes in dental and dermatological procedures. Dental procedures performed at the clinic include professional teeth...more
MyMeditravel Muhsen Alblooshi, 27 March 2019
best place for braces...
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A Plus Dental Clinic Apgujeong
MyMeditravel Seoul, South Korea
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A Plus Dental Clinic Apgujeong
A Plus Dental Clinic Apgujeong
A Plus Dental Clinic Apgujeong
A Plus Dental Clinic Apgujeong
A Plus Dental Clinic Apgujeong
4.1
13 reviews

Braces at A Plus Dental Clinic Apgujeong in Seoul, South Korea

            With years of experience, US trained dental specialists offer comprehensive dental services ranging from prosthodontics, orthodontics, cosmetic dentistry, implant surgery...more
MyMeditravel Howard C, 21 April 2020
B .. cheap but still very good at a level that is hard to find a dentist like here. There is no pain, and all the staff are so nice and kind that they pay and r...
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ACP - American College of Prosthodontists
ACP - American College of Prosthodontists
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Seoul National University Dental Hospital
MyMeditravel Seoul, South Korea
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Seoul National University Dental Hospital

Braces at Seoul National University Dental Hospital in Seoul, South Korea

This dental hospital forms part of the Seoul University in South Korea. The hospital offers 10 clinical specializations for patients. New patients and patients with referrals from their GPs are welcome at the hospital.  De...more
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Everything you'll need to know about Braces in Seoul

What is the cost of Braces in Seoul?

The cost of Braces or braces in Seoul can vary based on a range of factors. These can include the specific type of braces chosen, the severity of the case, the expected duration of the treatment, and the dentist's experience and expertise. The costs can also be influenced by the geographical location. For example, the pricing for this dental intervention could be influenced by the local cost of living and local healthcare standards.

Apart from these specifics, your insurance coverage can also impact the final cost of the treatment. It's vital to verify with your insurance provider if orthodontic treatments like the Braces are covered in your plan and to what extent. Some plans cover only a portion of the treatment, while others may cover more. Speaking with your dentist about costs and payment plans is recommended for a smooth, transparent, and stress-free treatment experience

What does a Braces Procedure Involve?

The Braces involves multiple stages which start with an initial consultation at an accredited clinic to assess the dental needs and the approaches applicable to the case. The first step typically involves a meticulous examination, including an X-ray of your dentition to gain a complete understanding of your oral structure.

Subsequent to the initial consultation, the dentist crafts a specialized plan that outlines the sequence for the Braces. Once the plan is finalized and consented by the patient, implementation begins. The chosen type of braces are put on, which is a process that can last for a few hours. Post-installation, periodic adjustments at regular intervals are crucial to guide the teeth to the desired position gradually.

How Long Should I Stay in Seoul for a Braces?

As the Braces involves separate steps over an extended period, individual visits to your dentist or orthodontist are usually brief. Most patients can expect their initial fitting to take around one to two hours, with follow-up adjustment visits usually taking around 15 to 30 minutes. 

While the procedure does not require any hospital stay and has minimal impact on your daily activities, it's crucial to note that a full Braces or braces treatment can often last between 18 to 24 months. Therefore, any decision to relocate during the treatment period should be carefully considered.

What's the Recovery Time for Braces in Seoul?

The concept of 'recovery time' for the Braces differs from other medical procedures. After your braces have been fitted or adjusted, you may experience general discomfort or difficulty in eating solid food. Usually, this discomfort subsides in about a week. 

Contrarily, the overall process of correcting dental alignment using braces isn't quick. Depending on factors such as age, dental condition, and the extent of alignment required, the entire process may last anywhere from 1 to 3 years. As progress varies from case to case, it's best to discuss this with your healthcare provider to understand the timeline for your unique situation.

What's the Success Rate of Braces in Seoul?

The Braces enjoys a remarkable success rate. With high patient satisfaction levels reported worldwide, the process has helped many to achieve a desirable and healthier smile. The success of a Braces differs from case to case and depends on the patient's dental condition, age, and the type of braces used.

Another crucial factor that significantly influences the success of the Braces is patient compliance. Adherence to the guidelines provided by the orthodontist, including diligent oral hygiene, attending follow-up appointments, and ensuring regular adjustments are a few ways to optimize treatment outcomes and experience long-term success.

Are there Alternatives to *Treatment Procedure* in Seoul?

Yes, there available alternatives to the Braces in Seoul. Invisalign, for instance, is a modern orthodontic treatment that, unlike traditional metal braces, uses clear, removable aligners custom-fitted to your teeth. This alternative has grown popular due to its near-invisible appearance, making the treatment less noticeable. 

Another alternative is the lingual braces; these are essentially similar to traditional braces but are placed on the inward-facing side of your teeth, making them less visible when you speak or smile. Dental surgery is a more drastic option, usually considered only in extreme cases when orthodontic treatments alone may not be sufficient. 

It's important to discuss these alternatives with your dentist and consider all aspects such as costs, duration, maintenance, and visual appearance before deciding on the most suitable option for you.

What are some potential complications of the Braces in Seoul?

While the Braces is generally safe, like any dental procedure, there can be potential complications such as discomfort after adjustment, difficulty in brushing, loss of calcium from the teeth (tooth decalcification), and shortening of tooth roots. Rarely, patients may also experience allergic reactions to some of the metals used in braces.

Difficulty brushing could potentially lead to an accumulation of plaque, leading to gum disease if not adequately managed. As such, engaging in regular oral hygiene practices is of utmost importance. If you notice any of these issues, it is crucial to raise them with your dentist as soon as possible

What is the Importance of Aftercare for Braces?

Aftercare plays a crucial role in the success and longevity of the results of the Braces. Once the braces are removed, you're generally required to wear a retainer, which your dentist will custom-fit for you. A retainer helps in maintaining and stabilizing your teeth in their new position. Neglecting to wear the retainer can lead to your teeth shifting back to their original position, reducing the efficiency of the treatment. 

In addition to using a retainer, maintaining good oral hygiene throughout the course of wearing braces and even afterward is necessary. Oral care routines such as brushing your teeth twice a day, flossing regularly, and having routine dental checkups will help ensure the health of your teeth and gums long after the Braces.

A well-nourished diet that limits sugary and starchy foods is recommended to further protect your oral health. 

What are the Differences Between Adult and Children's Braces?

When comparing adult and children's braces, the primary distinction is rooted in the biological differences between kids and adults. As children’s jaws are still growing, it may be easier to influence the position and alignment of teeth, making children more responsive to the Braces. 

However, with adults, the Braces might take longer as their jaws are already fully developed, and shifting teeth can be more complex. So, while braces are effective at any age, the duration of treatment may differ between adults and children. 

Even though the Braces will differ among age groups, the critical point remains that adults, just like children, can still benefit from braces in terms of improved oral health, better dental function and enhanced self confidence, as mentioned by Mayo Clinic.

What are the Different Types of Braces?

There are several types of braces or Braces options available to cater to an array of needs and preferences. Traditional braces are the most popular, consisting of metal brackets that are glued to your teeth and linked with wires. They're now lighter and more flexible, reducing discomfort than previous versions. 

Ceramic braces are similar to traditional ones, but they use tooth-colored or clear brackets to merge more naturally with your teeth. Lingual braces are metal braces placed on the inside of your teeth making them less noticeable. Lastly, Invisalign braces are clear, custom-fit removable aligners that are almost invisible, making them very popular among adults and teens who prioritize aesthetics. 

It's important to remember that each type of Braces has its pros and cons: while some might be more aesthetically pleasing, others could be more efficient in treating complicated cases. Consulting with your dentist will allow you to make an informed decision based on your unique case.

What Kind of Maintenance Does Braces Require?

Maintenance during the Braces involves maintaining a high level of oral hygiene. Because braces can lodge food particles, frequent and thorough brushing is necessary to prevent plaque build-up leading to tooth decay or gum disease. The use of special brushes and floss can help get to those hard-to-reach places around brackets and wires. 

Additionally, periodic appointments with your orthodontist are obligatory to keep track of progression and make necessary adjustments. Furthermore, certain types of food are to be avoided as they can break wires or brackets. These typically include hard or sticky foods like candy, popcorn, and nuts. Your dentist will provide specific guidelines customized to your Braces.

This information has been accurately sourced and verified by a medical professional for its accuracy, however, we strongly recommend you to consult with your doctor before pursuing medical procedures overseas.

Update: 18/03/2024