💡 A Study on Tissue Regeneration and Recovery, PDRN Seminar by Director Kim Yongjin of Yesmire Dental Clinic

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Today, we would like to share news about an academic seminar that our clinic’s Chief Director, Kim Yongjin, participated in.

🧠 PDRN Seminar: What Was Discussed?

Director Kim Yongjin

recently served as a speaker at an academic seminar related to PDRN held in Korea.

This seminar

took the theme of tissue recovery and anti-inflammatory effects of PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide),

and focused on research trends related to soft tissue regeneration

and the potential for clinical application.

At this event, Director Kim Yongjin

participated in academic discussions on topics such as

vascular regeneration

anti-inflammatory effects

and the potential use of PDRN to improve soft tissue regeneration.

🔸 PDRN is a bio-derived ingredient being studied in various fields of regenerative medicine,

and further active research is expected in the dental field as well.

📚 Yesmire Dental Clinic Pursues Evidence-Based Care

Director Kim Yongjin,

as a specialist in oral and maxillofacial surgery,

continues to participate in academic activities

for safer and evidence-based care in implant surgery and soft tissue treatment.

Care that can be trusted not only for the treatment results, but also throughout the entire process

With patient safety as the top priority,

we aim to select procedures and materials accordingly,

and as part of these efforts,

we are also actively participating in academic seminars and research.

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This post is not intended to promote or encourage any specific procedure or effect,

but rather to provide content that helps explain the medical staff’s academic activities and health information in an easy-to-understand way.

Treatment effects may vary depending on the patient’s condition, and decisions must be made through consultation with medical staff.