Seoul Crown Dental Clinic

Recurrent treatment.
Rebuilt right, this time.

At Seoul Crown Dental Clinic, a board-certified prosthodontist
takes responsibility for the whole case, from start to finish.

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Dr. Junghoon Choi, DDS, Ph.D
Dr. Junghoon Choi, DDS, Ph.D · Seoul National University · School of Dentistry
Director

Good treatment
should be understandable.

We help you understand your condition,
and know exactly why this treatment is right for you.

  • Ministry of Health and Welfare-certified Prosthodontist
  • Ph.D. in Dental Science (Prosthodontics), Seoul National University
How We Work

Good treatment
values the process.

01Analyze

We analyze.

We look at the teeth, the bite, and the jaw joint together
to identify the root cause of a recurring problem.

02Document

We document.

Using intraoral photographs and scan data,
we record the current condition precisely and set the reference for treatment.

03Design

We design.

Based on that analysis and record,
we map out the direction of treatment in detail.

Clinical Focus

Our Specialties

We consider both aesthetics and function.

F.A.Q

The questions we hear most,
before treatment begins

We've gathered the questions patients ask most.
For more detailed cases, visit our blog.

Q1I've had the same tooth treated several times. Why does the problem keep coming back?+
Even when the same tooth is treated, the problem can recur if the underlying cause has not been resolved.

The shape of the restoration, the bite, the amount of remaining tooth structure, and the condition of the gums all need to be assessed together.

At Seoul Crown Dental Clinic, we don't just treat the problem in front of us. We start by finding out why it recurred.
Read the full case · blog (in Korean)
Q2I was told my crown needs to be replaced. Is replacement always necessary?+
Not every crown needs to be replaced.

However, if underlying decay, loss of adhesion, fracture, or gum inflammation is found, re-treatment may be necessary.

What matters is making that decision only after an accurate diagnosis.
Read the full case · blog (in Korean)
Q3Do implants ever need to be treated again?+
Yes, they do.

Re-treatment is sometimes needed not because of the implant itself, but because of the restoration, its position, or changes in the gum and bone.

When the cause is analyzed accurately, the existing implant can often still be used.
Read the full case · blog (in Korean)
Q4My front tooth is broken. Does it have to be extracted?+
It depends on where the fracture is and how much tooth structure remains.

Some cases can be preserved with root canal and prosthetic treatment, but extraction may be necessary when the fracture extends deep into the root.

After an accurate diagnosis, we always consider the most conservative option first.
Read the full case · blog (in Korean)
Q5What does a prosthodontist do?+
A prosthodontist specializes in teeth and restorations, occlusion, and implant reconstruction.

Rather than simply fabricating a restoration, a prosthodontist plans treatment with function, aesthetics, and long-term stability all in mind.
Read the full case · blog (in Korean)
The Journey

A look at the space,
before your visit.

We consider the atmosphere of our space as part of the care.

01
Consultation
We listen to your concerns in detail.
02
Detailed diagnosis
We analyze and record to identify the problem.
03
Simulation
A digital model predicts the result.
04
Treatment plan
We build a plan tailored to you.
05
Treatment
We carry it out precisely and safely.
06
Maintenance
Long-term check-ups manage recurrence.
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Getting Here

3F, 203 Hakdong-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

Hakdong Station (Line 7), between Exits 8 and 9 · On-site parking available

  • Mon · Tue · Fri09:30 – 18:30
  • Wednesday Late09:30 – 20:30
  • Thursday PM only14:00 – 18:30
  • Saturday09:30 – 14:00
  • Sunday · Public holidaysClosed
  • Lunch break13:00 – 14:00
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