Difficult Dental Implant Busan: ₩540,000, RESET Dental

RESET Dental in Seomyeon, Busan specialises in difficult dental implants and also treats cases referred from other clinics, using precise digital imaging and two specialists working together. An Osstem implant is ₩850,000 each, or ₩540,000 after a ₩310,000 review reward given for a review written after treatment. Implants need healing time, so you usually visit Korea in stages; the number of visits depends on the exam.

Being told it is difficult does not always have one answer

Some people give up after being told at home that an implant is difficult. RESET Dental in Busan specialises in difficult implants and also treats cases referred from other clinics, so it is worth bringing your records to ask once.

One reminder: whether it can be done, and how, is decided by the exam. This guide does not guarantee any result.

How the clinic assesses a case

RESET Dental uses precise digital imaging before treatment, and two specialists treat patients together: Na In-chae (나인채), a periodontist, and Kim Hyun-ju (김현주), a general dentistry specialist. Gum and bite conditions are checked first, then the treatment is decided.

The clinic's approach is to treat the teeth first and make them look good afterwards, so the first visit is mainly an exam, X-rays and consultation.

How to read the price list

On the price list, an Osstem implant is ₩850,000 each, or ₩540,000 after a ₩310,000 review reward given for a review written after treatment.

The source does not say whether difficult cases need extra procedures such as bone grafting, or how those would be charged. The price list notes that the actual fee depends on the diagnosis. It also does not show whether tax is included, so please confirm at the consultation.

If you were told it is difficult, bring these

The most useful item is the X-ray or scan from your dentist at home, plus the reason the dentist gave for calling it difficult. Tell the clinic about any medication you are taking.

Send these to K-Clinic first. We ask the clinic for you, and then you can decide whether to fly.

Visiting Korea in stages

An implant needs time to heal before the crown is fitted, so you usually need to visit Korea in stages. The number of visits depends on the exam results.

Because you may come several times, K-Clinic recommends asking everything at the first visit: how many visits in total, how long between visits, and how many days each visit takes.

Opening hours and location

Opening hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 10:00–19:00 (lunch break 13:00–14:00), Tue, Thu 10:00–21:00 (lunch break 13:00–14:00), Sat 10:00–16:00. Closed on Sundays and public holidays.

Address: 753 Gayadae-ro, Busanjin-gu, Busan, 12th and 13th floors, across from Lotte Hotel Busan in Seomyeon.

Common questions from international patients

Q. Do I have to write a review to get the ₩540,000 price?
The price list says the reward applies to patients who write a review after treatment. Please confirm how and when to write it at the consultation.

Q. What if I do not have enough bone?
The source gives no details, so send your scan and let the dentist judge.

Q. How many days do I need to stay?
It depends on your case, so please ask K-Clinic first to plan your itinerary.

Book a difficult implant consultation at RESET Dental, Busan, through K-Clinic

Want to ask first whether it is possible? Use the Request booking button or the live chat on this website for a free consultation.

Send us your dentist's recommendation, your X-ray or scan, the position and number of implants you want, and the dates you can travel to Korea. We check available time slots, the quote and the visit plan with the clinic for you. Once the booking is made, we tell you your arrival time and the address.

Actual treatment and cost depend on the diagnosis. Please confirm whether tax is included at the consultation.

Clinics in this article

RESET DentalBusan・Dental・Implants・Cosmetic dentistry
Seomyeon・across from Lotte Hotel