I had a great experience in the SU Dental Hospital! I contacted Dr. Hosan Park in advance and booked the appointment! It was my first time in Korea and first time at the Korean dental clinic! The front desk stuff welcomed me very friendly and with the nice hospitality! Everyone spoke English! Amazing! Dr. Park greeted me and we had a great conversation and he explained me everything and advised me. I had my teeth cleaned and I did a professional whitening! Which was my main purpose coming here! I always wanted to try it and I loved it here! Also, Dr. Park advised me to fill up a small corner of my front tooth and I did that as well! My teeth look so white and clean! Everything was done with one visit and took about 2 hours! How wonderful is this!! I had to fly back to Japan next day and I was literally done with my dental in 2 hours! I loved it so much! Thank you Dr. Hosan Park and your wonderful and skillful team to taking care of my teeth!! 🙏🩵

I hesitated a lot while writing this review as I’ve been upset for months, but I feel that this review may be helpful for other foreigners in my position who are seeking for overseas dental implant treatment. In 2024, I consulted with Dr Su for dental implants, so I got the surgery and three months later the implant fitted in in October 2024. I also had to replace the crowns beside the implant site as it was previously a bridge. In 2025, I went for a full dental CT scan in HK cause I wanted to have my wisdom teeth removed and I was told that there are issues with the dental implant AND one of the crowns replaced had actually required a root canal retreatment. They believe that the infected tooth that needed root canal should have been detected in 2024 as it wasn’t that long ago. I then flew to Bangkok for a proper dental hospital check up and lo and behold, my dental implant was completely failed - there was never enough bone to hold it in! I have attached my X ray in this review too. In the X ray pic, the tooth beside the implant is infected and required a root canal retreatment before putting the crown in. I was advised that I had to completely redo it and this time have to do a proper bone graft surgery as well. Not to mention I had to also do a root canal retreatment on the tooth that just had a new crown by Dr Su the year before…. I’ve been super distressed as not only did I spend so much money heading to Korea a few times for this dental implant, I also have to redo the implant now - I decided to pay it out of my pocket and get it all redone in Hong Kong and not go back to Dr Su because that’s how upset and traumatised I am. 😅 After doing my bone graft surgery in Hong Kong I realised how flippant Dr Su’s team is as I literally had to go back weekly to my surgeon in Hong Kong to check on my bone graft recovery progress etc, here I attached the screenshot saying they only need me there for 3 days, which considering the severity of the issue it would make zero sense. I can’t help but feel like if I went back to fix my implant with Dr Su, it would only fail again…. Anyway, I just wanted to share my story - I’m sure there are many positive experiences as well, but I also feel like my story would be helpful to anyone considering overseas dental work like implants If I could turn back time I’d probably do it in my home country even if it’s more expensive as the treatments can be more meticulously done, I’ve seen my surgeon so often for my bone graft surgery, recovery tracking and also for putting the Maryland bridge etc. The story is actually longer than this but this is the gist of my experience, I have transcripts with my surgeon in Thantakit Dental Hospital and my current dentist in Hong Kong who are all basically in agreement that this case was severely mishandled. Hope this helps any potential people researching options and I’m only sharing my story to help. 🙏