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Why the 재주좋은치과 Website Has No Implant Menu

Talent Dental Clinic (Gyodae) · 치과의사들이 치료받는 재주좋은치과 소현수 입니다. · July 7, 2026

​ I'm sorry, but I don't like implant surgery. ​ That is why I put more effort into preserving natural teeth and preventing cavities. ​ There is no information about implants at al...

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Clinic: Talent Dental Clinic (Gyodae)

Original post date: July 7, 2026

Translated at: August 17, 2026 at 10:51 AM

Medical note: This translation does not guarantee medical accuracy or suitability for treatment decisions.

Why the 재주좋은치과 Website Has No Implant Menu image 1

I'm sorry, but

I don't like

implant surgery.

That is why I put more effort into preserving natural teeth

and preventing cavities.

There is no information about implants at all on our website or Naver Booking.

Of course, I do not dislike implant treatment itself. Implants are one of the greatest treatments invented by modern dentistry. They can restore missing teeth without damaging the adjacent teeth (*bridge), and they are an excellent treatment that improves the quality of life for many patients. If necessary, I confidently recommend implants and perform the treatment myself. So why did I write this message?

The reason is very simple.

'Because a website is not a place to list treatments; it is a place to show my philosophy.'

When preparing to open a practice, dentists often create their websites like a “treatment guide.”

Implants / cavities / wisdom teeth / temporomandibular joint disorders / cosmetic treatment (veneers) / teeth whitening / orthodontics

They include every possible menu. This is not necessarily the wrong approach. However, websites created this way begin to look similar wherever you go.

재주좋은치과 is a dental clinic that provides minimally invasive treatment. Before communicating whether I actually perform implant treatment, the message I needed to convey was that I value my patients’ natural teeth more than implant treatment and that I do my very best to preserve and restore them. Implants are certainly a good treatment for patients, and they are also beneficial to a dental practice financially. However, I believe that striving to minimize implant surgery is the reason my dental clinic exists. I also believe that the patients who visit 재주좋은치과 feel the same way.

However, for patients, “How much will the treatment cost?” may sometimes be more important—and that is, of course, a perfectly natural concern. At times, preserving a natural tooth can cost more and be more difficult than implant surgery. Rather than providing cheaper and simpler treatment, we are always considering and working toward providing treatment that offers greater value. We believe that choosing to invest a little more effort and expense in preserving a natural tooth now can make a much greater difference 10 or 20 years from now. That is why, rather than competing on treatment costs, we want to be a dental clinic chosen for the value of its treatment.

Of course, not every tooth can be saved. But I also believe that we should never give up too easily on teeth that can be preserved.

At the end of each day, the first things I consider are not “How many patients did I treat today?” or “How many implants did I place this month?” I spend more time studying and thinking about questions such as: “How naturally was the front-tooth resin restoration I performed today completed?” “How well did I restore the characteristics of the natural tooth?” and “How was the treatment performed, which quality materials were used, and according to what principles?” Revenue comes after that.

That is why 재주좋은치과 has no implant menu.

It is not because we do not perform implants.

It is because preserving natural teeth is our first priority.

The greatest success for 재주좋은치과

is not placing a large number of implants,

but preserving even one more tooth

that would otherwise have needed an implant.

That is what I believe.

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