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Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic · 강남새로치과 공식블로그 · May 21, 2025
If you understand the whole, you understand one, The standard for high-success-rate implants About Full-Mouth Implants If you have learned that implants can fail, you may be wonder...
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Clinic: Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic
Original post date: May 21, 2025
Translated at: April 20, 2026 at 5:21 PM
Medical note: This translation does not guarantee medical accuracy or suitability for treatment decisions.
If you understand the whole, you understand one,
The standard for high-success-rate implants
About Full-Mouth Implants
If you have learned that implants can fail, you may be wondering what criteria to use when choosing a clinic and medical team for implant success. As the saying goes, if you understand the whole, you understand one, full-mouth implants can be considered under that standard. A place that is good at full-mouth implants is also good at individual implants.
If you are thinking about implant surgery for the whole mouth rather than just one tooth, you may have many concerns: Will many implants need to be placed? Will the cost become too burdensome? Will the risk of side effects increase? Through this post, which is meant to ease those worries, we hope you can use it as a standard for high-success-rate implants.
Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic’s full-mouth implants help give you trust and reduce anxiety.
About Implants
An implant is divided into three parts. The upper prosthesis, which is the part that functions like a real tooth and handles chewing; the artificial root, which is fixed into the jawbone and serves as the tooth root; and the abutment, which connects the upper prosthesis and the artificial root.
Implant surgery involves making an opening in the gum at the site where the artificial root will be placed (or extracting the tooth), placing the artificial root, suturing, waiting for the period during which the artificial root and the jawbone become fixed, then reopening the site, attaching the abutment, and finally placing the upper prosthesis.
About Full-Mouth Implants
If you understand this implant surgery process, you may naturally think that full-mouth implants require implant surgery with artificial roots placed in every area where there are no natural teeth. As seen in the process above, the jawbone is an important factor in determining whether surgery succeeds or fails, so for most people in their 70s and 80s, who are the age groups most likely to consider full-mouth implants, it can seem like an anxious choice. Dentures, which are simple and do not carry the risk of surgery-related side effects, are also a good alternative, but they can weaken the jawbone even further and make daily life more difficult, which is why many people end up preferring implants.
About Minimal Placement
That is why Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic performs minimal-placement full-mouth implant surgery in a way that reduces financial burden, lowers the likelihood of side effects, and lessens strain on the jawbone.
This is a method of implant surgery only in the locations necessary to restore function, and it is an efficient approach that can ensure implant longevity of 20 to 30 years or more.
Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic has many successful cases of minimal-placement full-mouth implants, including restoring function with only nine implants after losing 17 natural teeth. By accurately diagnosing the patient’s oral health and jawbone condition, the clinic strives for a 0% error rate in implant placement location, direction, length, and more.
If implants are forced into unnecessary areas, the burden on the jawbone increases and side effects such as gum recession and exposed implants can occur. Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic identifies the exact placement sites so that implants are not placed in unnecessary areas and uses bridges, which not only reduces cost but also significantly lowers the likelihood of side effects.
About Navigation
When needed, Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic uses navigation for full-mouth implants. Navigation provides a simulation by performing virtual surgery before the actual procedure, helping increase the success rate of implant surgery.
Because the guide is made based on the information obtained through the simulation before the actual surgery begins, it enables a more trustworthy and stable full-mouth implant procedure.
About Bone Grafting for the Jawbone
Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic has a unique technology called immediate bone grafting after extraction (i-GBR). This is a university-hospital-style bone grafting procedure (alveolar ridge preservation) that supplements a natural collagen membrane in the extraction site, helping maintain a fuller alveolar ridge.
Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic also has PRF, an autologous blood-based bone growth promotion technology. Applied to the surgical site, it continuously releases proteins needed for recovery and is effective in restoring the gums and jawbone.
In addition, the clinic also has salmon injection technology, which can nearly double the speed of gum recovery after surgery.
At Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic
If you have seen Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic’s full-mouth implants, you will naturally understand that even a single implant procedure can be performed in a way that inspires trust and reduces anxiety.
Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic is equipped with university-hospital-style equipment, and with medical staff from Severance Hospital on site, you can receive care at a university-hospital level.
Maximizing recovery of the jawbone and achieving error-free minimal placement is enough as a standard for increasing implant success rates.
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