A Dental Clinic That Takes Responsibility for Treatment Outcomes Through Accurate Diagnosis

Accurate diagnosis leads to accurate treatment.

Hello, this is Junnimo Jeon, CEO and lead dentist at Leaders Jin Dental Clinic.

If you search online to find a dental clinic, countless options come up, and it can be hard to decide where to go.

I also, when I need to choose a hospital as a patient, carefully look through various pieces of information and compare them before making a decision.

Among the criteria I value most in that process, there is just one.

"How accurately can they identify the cause of my pain?"

The same goes for dental care.

Even if the pain or symptoms are the same, the cause can differ from person to person,

and depending on how the cause is diagnosed, the treatment method and results can be completely different.

That is why, based on various digital devices and my years of clinical experience,

I place the greatest importance on diagnosis that accurately identifies not just the visible symptoms, but "why the problem occurred."

Accurate diagnosis using digital equipment

Leaders Jin Dental Clinic does not make judgments based on a single X-ray image alone,

but carries out more precise diagnosis using a variety of digital devices.

Depending on the symptoms and condition, we appropriately use Qray, periapical X-rays, CT, and other tools as a rule to confirm the cause of the problem in various ways.

Qray image

Periapical X-ray image

CT image

Treatment methods based on accurate diagnosis Once an accurate diagnosis has been made using various devices, it is also very important to establish a treatment plan that matches it.

This is because only proper treatment of the cause can remove the symptoms.

At Leaders Jin Dental Clinic, rather than choosing a method that only seems convenient for the patient right away,

we recommend the most reasonable direction based on the future condition of the teeth.

The treatment principles at Leaders Jin Dental Clinic are as follows.

1. If treatment is not needed right now, we do not forcefully recommend it.
2. If monitoring the condition is the better choice, we say that waiting is preferable.
3. If we determine that another method is more appropriate, we explain the treatment direction again.

That is why there are quite a few cases where we do not start treatment immediately, even if there is pain right now.

However, we believe that this process ultimately helps reduce unnecessary treatment and repeatedly meaningless treatment.

A dental clinic that takes responsibility to the end, even after treatment When choosing a dental clinic,

there is a more important question than "Is it inexpensive?"

That is,

"How accurately does this clinic diagnose?" "Does this clinic provide follow-up care after treatment?"

Treatment is not the end; what comes after is more important.

Dental treatment is not something where everything is completed in a single visit,

and the outcome can vary greatly depending on follow-up care.

Nevertheless, many patients

often think, "The treatment is over, so everything must be done now."

But what really matters is care after treatment.

If a bone fracture caused by exercise is treated with osteosynthesis surgery, but there is no follow-up care,

it is like having to live with lifelong aftereffects.

That is because it will inevitably be at a disadvantage compared with the body as it originally was.

That is why at Leaders Jin Dental Clinic,

through a six-month regular care program,

we make it our principle to take responsibility through to post-treatment care.

For us, care is not "the process of treating and ending it,"

but a process of staying with the patient until the results are stable and maintained for a long time.

The treatment philosophy of Leaders Jin Dental Clinic is simple.

"Accurate diagnosis leads to accurate treatment, and we take full responsibility through post-treatment care."

Going forward, Leaders Jin Dental Clinic will continue to provide care based on this philosophy,

and remain committed to taking responsibility for patients' dental health to the very end.

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