K-ClinicDental Second Opinion Busan: RESET Dental Clinic Guide
Yes, you can get a dental second opinion in Busan. At RESET Dental Clinic, the first visit is an exam, X-rays and consultation, where a periodontist and a general dentist jointly check your gums and bite before explaining a treatment plan. Implants (Osstem) are ₩850,000 per tooth, or ₩540,000 with a review.
Can I get a dental second opinion in Busan?
Yes. If you have been given a dental recommendation at home and want to hear another opinion in Korea, the first visit at RESET Dental Clinic is an exam, X-rays and consultation. You decide whether to go ahead only after the treatment plan is confirmed.
Implants, cosmetic veneers and wisdom tooth removal are costly and hard to reverse, so a second opinion makes sense. K-Clinic suggests treating your Busan trip as "exam plus hearing the plan", without assuming treatment starts that day.
Who will examine you at RESET Dental Clinic?
RESET Dental Clinic's care is shared by two specialists: periodontist Na In-chae and general dentistry specialist Kim Hyun-ju. They confirm the condition of your gums and bite first, then decide on treatment.
The clinic specialises in difficult implants and wisdom tooth removal, and also handles difficult implant cases and deeply impacted wisdom teeth referred from other clinics, using precise digital imaging before treatment. If you were told "your bone condition is poor" or "your wisdom tooth is very deep", bring those comments and ask about them directly.
What should I bring for a dental second opinion in Korea?
The most important item is your past dental X-rays or records, which RESET Dental Clinic recommends providing if you have them. Please also tell the clinic about any medication you are taking.
If you received a written treatment plan or recommendation at home (for example which teeth to treat and the suggested method), bring that too. The more complete the information, the more specific the explanation. The dentist decides whether new X-rays are needed.
Dental implant price in Busan: what is on the price list?
RESET Dental Clinic's price list has 5 items: implant (Osstem) ₩850,000 per tooth, or ₩540,000 with a review; Minish ₩1,200,000 per tooth; RESET-nate ₩750,000 per tooth; teeth whitening ₩150,000; scaling ₩60,000.
- The ₩540,000 implant price is the regular ₩850,000 minus a ₩310,000 review rebate, available to patients who write a review after treatment.
- Minish and RESET-nate for patients who write a review are performed personally by director Kim Hyun-ju.
- Orthodontics and wisdom tooth removal are not on the price list; the cost is known only after an exam.
The actual cost depends on your diagnosis. Once you have RESET Dental Clinic's plan, K-Clinic suggests comparing it with your existing recommendation using the same units (per tooth, number of teeth, number of visits) so the comparison is accurate.
What should I ask about my treatment plan?
A second opinion is most useful when it makes clear what will be done, how many teeth, how many visits and the total cost. Please confirm these four questions during the consultation.
- What method is recommended: for example an implant, Minish or RESET-nate. They solve different problems, and the dentist recommends the right one based on the exam.
- How many teeth need treatment: the price list is per tooth, so the number of teeth sets the total budget.
- How many trips to Korea you need: cosmetic work usually needs 2 or more visits, and for implants the crown is placed after the implant heals, so treatment is usually split over several trips.
- Total cost and when you pay: please confirm roughly how much is due at each visit during the consultation.
Opening hours: open until 21:00 on Tuesdays and Thursdays
RESET Dental Clinic is in Seomyeon, Busan, across from Lotte Hotel, near Seomyeon Station. The address is 753 Gaya-daero, Busanjin-gu, Busan, floors 12 and 13.
Hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10:00–19:00, Tuesday and Thursday 10:00–21:00, with a lunch break from 13:00 to 14:00 on weekdays. Saturday is 10:00–16:00, and the clinic is closed on Sundays and public holidays. If your days are booked with other plans, you can schedule the consultation for a Tuesday or Thursday evening.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Can I go home and think about it after hearing the plan?
Yes. The first visit is mainly an exam, X-rays and consultation, so you can decide afterwards.
Q. Can I start treatment at my first visit?
Whether treatment can start the same day, and how many visits it needs, is decided by the dentist based on the exam. If you want to start during the same trip, tell us how many days you will be in Korea when you book.
Q. What if I don't speak Korean?
Booking and pre-visit questions can be handled in English through K-Clinic, using the "Request booking" button or the live chat on this website.
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Tell us the recommendation you received at home, whether you have X-rays or records, and your travel dates and length of stay in Busan. We will check with the clinic on the first-visit time slot, the consultation and X-ray fees, how to send your records, and availability on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Actual treatment and costs depend on the exam and diagnosis.
Frequently asked questions
Can I visit RESET Dental Clinic in Busan just for a consultation, without treatment?
Yes. The first visit is built around an exam, X-rays and consultation, so you can hear the treatment plan and decide afterwards. Please confirm at booking whether the consultation and X-rays are charged and how much.
Can I bring my dental X-rays from home to a dentist in Busan?
Yes. RESET Dental Clinic recommends bringing any past dental X-rays or records. The dentist decides whether new X-rays are needed.
I was told my dental implant is difficult. Will RESET Dental Clinic in Busan see me?
Yes. RESET Dental Clinic specialises in difficult implants and also treats difficult implant cases referred from other clinics, using precise digital imaging before surgery. Whether and how you can be treated depends on the exam results.
How much is a dental implant at RESET Dental Clinic in Busan?
On the price list, an Osstem implant is ₩850,000 per tooth, or ₩540,000 after a ₩310,000 rebate for writing a review after treatment. The actual cost depends on your diagnosis.
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