Implant Center
Multiple fixtures are placed in the jaw to restore missing teeth close to the look and function of natural teeth, protecting your bite, facial profile, and the health of the teeth you still have.
Final treatment plan, cost and duration are confirmed after in-clinic diagnosis.
Full-mouth implants restore many or all missing teeth by placing multiple fixtures that bond directly with the jawbone, providing chewing strength close to natural teeth and simple brushing-based care. Because it is a complex procedure involving multiple fixtures, accurate 3D diagnosis and an experienced surgical team matter most. Cases with receded gums or jaw joint issues need an especially careful evaluation before treatment.
Who it fits
Process
3D CT examines your remaining teeth, jawbone, and bite as a whole, and specialists from each field plan the number and positions of fixtures together. Underlying health conditions are also factored into the surgical plan.
Fixtures are placed at the most stable positions considering bone quality and how your teeth meet. Placement may proceed in stages depending on your condition, and a bone graft is combined when bone volume is insufficient.
While the implants integrate with the bone, the degree of bonding and fixation is measured with ISQ equipment, so the prosthesis stage begins at the time the data supports.
Durable zirconia prostheses are custom-made in colors and shapes that match natural teeth, with long-lasting custom abutments, and the bite is fine-tuned across the whole arch for comfortable chewing.
Care system
Full-mouth cases involve gums, bone, bite, and prosthetics at once. Specialists across fields diagnose and plan together so complex conditions are addressed in one integrated treatment plan rather than in pieces.
We use OSSTEM and MegaGen implant systems, widely adopted in Korea and internationally, together with custom abutments and zirconia prostheses tailored to each patient's bite and tooth shade.
After treatment, quality care and regular check-up guidance are provided for up to five years, and a warranty certificate is issued. Conditions apply, and details are confirmed during your visit.
Patient stories
2024.01.12 - 2024.07.20
Full-mouth implant case, Bucheon clinic. Panoramic X-ray taken after treatment; individual results vary.
2023.01.27 - 2024.02.05
Full-mouth implant case, Bucheon clinic. Panoramic X-ray taken after treatment; individual results vary.
2023.07.12 - 2024.07.31
Full-mouth implant case, Bucheon clinic. Panoramic X-ray taken after treatment; individual results vary.
2023.06.12 - 2024.06.21
Full-mouth implant case, Bucheon clinic. Panoramic X-ray taken after treatment; individual results vary.
Final treatment plan, cost and duration are confirmed after in-clinic diagnosis.
FAQ
Not every missing tooth needs its own fixture. The number depends on your bone condition, bite, and which teeth are missing, and positions are chosen where the bone holds most firmly. The exact count is confirmed after 3D CT diagnosis and specialist planning.
Weakened bone can often be rebuilt with a bone graft before or during placement. When extensive grafting is not advisable, an implant denture supported by a small number of fixtures can be an alternative. The safest path is decided through precise diagnosis of your bone and overall condition.
The timeline varies with bone condition, whether grafting is needed, and how quickly the implants integrate. Treatment is organized in stages, and for patients traveling to Korea the plan is structured to keep the number of trips practical. A precise schedule is confirmed after on-site diagnosis.
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