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석플란트치과병원 · 석플란트치과병원 · July 17, 2025

🦷 What Is an Implant? An implant is a treatment method in which an artificial root (titanium) is placed in the spot where a natural tooth is missing, and a prosthetic tooth is att...

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Original post date: July 17, 2025

Translated at: April 24, 2026 at 1:05 AM

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| 🦷 What Is an Implant? |

An implant is a treatment method in which an artificial root (titanium) is placed in the spot where a natural tooth is missing, and a prosthetic tooth is attached on top of it. It bonds firmly with the jawbone and can perform functions similar to a natural tooth.

  1. ✅ What Is an Implant?

An implant is a treatment that places an artificial root (titanium) in the area where a tooth has been lost, and fixes an artificial tooth on top so it functions like the original tooth.

Because it satisfies both aesthetics and functionality, it is widely used by everyone from older adults to younger people.

  1. 💡 Why You Need an Implant
  • Excellent for maintaining chewing power by replacing the role of a natural tooth

  • More stable than dentures and easier to maintain hygienically

  • Helps prevent jawbone resorption and changes in facial shape caused by tooth loss

  1. 👥 Who Is a Good Candidate for an Implant
  • People who have lost teeth due to accidents or illness

  • People who want a fixed prosthesis because dentures are uncomfortable

  • People with missing teeth left untreated for a long period after extraction

  • People who are reluctant to receive bridge treatment

  1. 🛠️ Implant Surgery Process
  • Detailed examination: Check bone condition with X-ray and CT scans

  • First surgery: Placement of the artificial root (implant)

  • Healing period: The gum bone and implant fuse over 2 to 4 months

  • Second surgery and prosthetic attachment: Final completion after attaching a custom crown

  1. ⚠️ Implant Precautions
  • Avoid hot or hard foods immediately after the procedure

  • Brush thoroughly and manage oral hygiene carefully (use a toothbrush + interdental brush + mouthwash)

  • Visit the dental clinic regularly for maintenance

  • Smoking and drinking interfere with recovery, so they are prohibited

  1. 🧼 Implant Care
  • It can be used like a regular tooth, but using dedicated oral care products is recommended

  • Regular checkups every 6 months to 1 year are essential

  • Use floss and interdental brushes to clean between prosthetic parts

🧑‍⚕️ Medical Team

Medical staff from Seoul National University College of Dentistry

Specialists in oral and maxillofacial surgery and integrated dentistry on staff

Based on years of experience as well as the latest digital equipment and technology, individualized diagnosis and surgical plans are established

We pursue patient-centered care and focus on reducing anxiety through thorough consultation and explanation

🦷 Main Treatments

Implants

General implants, high-difficulty implants with bone grafting

Immediate placement implants

Aesthetic prosthetic treatment

Zirconia, ceramic prosthetics

Custom design for color and shape

Conservative and cavity treatment

Resin / inlay / crown, etc.

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Fri: 10:00 AM ~ 6:30 PM

Sat: 10:00 AM ~ 5:00 PM

Lunch break: 1:00 PM ~ 2:30 PM

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An implant is not just a simple dental prosthesis; it is a choice that helps restore quality of life.

From choosing a dental clinic to aftercare, compare carefully and plan the procedure that is right for you.

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