i checked all my teeth that was comfortable staff was very polite i didn’t feel any pain

Very quick and easy, everything went smooth. The Mongolian translator is very sweet and amazing.

I avoided going to the dentist for a long time due to my fear of the sound of the drill. But if you want a healthy and beautiful smile, you have to overcome that fear. The coordinator was very kind and responsive; she translated absolutely everything the doctor said and was supportive throughout my entire stay. Thank you for the moral support; I needed it. I went for a checkup and cleaning, and I liked that this clinic offers liquid anesthesia (it's like rinsing; just spit it out for the right amount of time). Thanks to that, it wasn't painful. Now I know where I'll be going for dental treatment.

The NO PAIN bone graft and Implant :-), so far so good, extremely fast, doctors nurses are professionals, as others have said the place is very clean, in Gangnam and easy to get to. The process goes like this, into the clinic, fill in forms (Take ID, passport or drivers license etc.) Then to x-rays, then consultation options. Then you can either do the implant after that or book for another time. Implant is done in a private room, only took 30 minutes for 1 implant, very fast, a couple of injections, didn't feel any pain. Then back for a checkup x-ray, then instructions for after care. A ice pack is provided to limited swelling, you can re-freeze it and its recommended to apply it a few times over a couple of days to keep swelling limited, I didn't see much if any swelling. I didn't have any pain afterward, I also didn't feel much that night or the next day. They will prescribe pain killers and antibiotics for 5 days, taken 3 times a day after food plus a strong mouth wash done each morning and evening. I got the UV/bone graft/Titanium implant with Zirconia crown. I have attached a photo to show what it sort of looks like. As of writing this its day 4, things seem to have healed well, UV means the bone graft and implant will bond faster than regular grafts, usually within 3 to 4 months, then the crown will be attached. There is also the standard graft, this usually takes longer to bond, maybe 5 to 6 months by what I understand. Most people will need a graft if they have had a tooth removed for a period of time, most likely if its more than 3 months because once a tooth is removed the bone starts to break down fairly quick in the mouth. I will update this post after my first 2 week checkup and then again in 3 to 4 months when the crown in put on.

Best dentists/orthodontists I ever had. Throughout 2 years, I received the attention at this dentist office that I never got at any dentist back home. They included me in the conversation (despite the language barrier), broke down the bill and explained each line item, were flexible about rescheduling, and were always attentive. I also felt the prices were very affordable. I got all four of my wisdom teeth pulled here, several cleanings, whitenings, as well as 1 year and 7 months of braces to fix a crossbite here all for an affordable price. 10/10 recommend, shout out to my translator Natalia