IMPLANT
From diagnosis to final restoration,
handled by the director personally.
We propose the best treatment plan for your dental condition and your budget.
DIRECTOR
The Director's One-Stop System
Director trained at Seoul National University
From consultation and diagnosis through surgery to the final restoration, your dentist does not change: the director takes responsibility throughout.
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Consistent care
The dentist who consults with you is the one who diagnoses, operates and completes the final restoration.
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A transparent plan
We explain the findings and the scope of treatment in advance, and proceed only after discussing them fully with you.
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A plan that fits your budget
Starting from what is genuinely necessary, we suggest alternatives that take cost into account.
DIFFICULT CASES
Complex Implant Cases
Depending on the condition of your teeth and jawbone, a standard approach is not always possible. Open each item below to see what these situations involve and how they are approached.
01When revision surgery is needed
When an existing implant has to be removed, careful re-assessment is needed to account for bone loss and the risk of nerve damage. We review the bone with 3D CT imaging before planning treatment.
Learn more about When revision surgery is needed →Case notes from our director
Most of the bone around the implants had been lost, leaving them loose, with the surrounding gum tissue badly damaged as well
A case in which the implant and the neighbouring teeth were removed, and bone regeneration together with new implants restored both gum health and the pleasure of chewing
The implant had been placed at the wrong angle, breaking down the bond between implant and bone so that it could no longer function
The existing implant was removed, the bone re-assessed and a new implant placed.
Inflamed tissue around the failed implant was cleared and revision surgery carried out with bone grafting.
02When another clinic has said it would be difficult
Even if you have been told that treatment is difficult because of a medical condition or insufficient bone, a detailed assessment can show what options are available.
Learn more about When another clinic has said it would be difficult →Case notes from our director
For a patient with a history of osteoporosis, the jawbone was assessed in detail before bone grafting and implant placement were carried out together.
A patient with severe bone loss from osteoporosis: bone grafting followed by implant placement.
03Immediate implant placement after extraction
Extraction and implant placement are carried out on the same day, reducing both anaesthesia and the number of visits. Whether this is possible depends on the condition of the surrounding bone.
Learn more about Immediate implant placement after extraction →Case notes from our director
Extraction and implant placement carried out on the same day, reducing the number of visits.
An implant placed immediately after molar extraction, shortening the overall treatment time.
Bone grafting and implant placement on the same day, where infection had destroyed the surrounding bone.
04Sinus lift
In the upper back jaw, the maxillary sinus often leaves too little bone, so the sinus floor must be lifted and bone grafted in a precise surgical procedure.
Learn more about Sinus lift →Case notes from our director
With insufficient bone beneath the maxillary sinus in the upper molar region, a sinus lift and implant placement were carried out together.
A lateral-approach sinus lift with bone grafting, followed by implant placement.
05Bone grafting and ridge augmentation
Where jawbone is insufficient, bone is regenerated using autogenous or synthetic graft material before the implant is placed. Depending on bone volume, placement may be simultaneous or staged.
Learn more about Bone grafting and ridge augmentation →Case notes from our director
Bone grafting in an area of lost jawbone, followed by implant placement.
Bone damaged by periodontal disease was regenerated before the implant was placed.
Bone grafting in an area of insufficient ridge, with new bone formation achieved.
06Same-day implants
In suitable cases, extraction through to a temporary restoration can be completed in a single day. This is not possible for everyone, and we advise after a detailed assessment.
Learn more about Same-day implants →Case notes from our director
Extraction through to a temporary restoration completed in a single day.
Implant placement and a temporary tooth fitted in one visit.
073D guided implant surgery
Position and angle are planned in advance through 3D simulation, allowing placement that safely avoids nerves and other key structures.
Learn more about 3D guided implant surgery →Case notes from our director
Placement position planned with 3D simulation before surgery.
A 3D surgical guide was used to place the implant safely, avoiding the nerve and adjacent structures.
08Front tooth implants
Appearance matters especially for front teeth, so planning must consider the gum line and the bone condition together with great care.
Learn more about Front tooth implants →Case notes from our director
A front tooth implant planned around both the gum line and the underlying bone.
An implant placed in the front tooth region with appearance as a primary consideration.
A comparison between the abutment stage and the completed esthetic restoration.
09Implant-supported dentures
When a full set of implants is too much to take on, a small number of implants can secure a denture, improving stability and chewing function.
Learn more about Implant-supported dentures →Case notes from our director
A small number of implants used to secure a denture and improve chewing function.
An implant-denture attachment used to improve the stability of the denture.
These are actual cases treated at our clinic. Results vary from person to person, and side effects may occur.
CASES
Before & After
These are actual cases treated at our clinic. Results vary from person to person, and side effects may occur.
Full-arch implant treatment
Full-arch implant treatment
Full-arch implant treatment
Full-arch implant treatment
Full-arch implant treatment
Full-arch implant treatment
Posterior implant placement
Implant with sinus lift
Esthetic implant for a front tooth
WARRANTY
Implant Warranty
CERTIFICATE OF WARRANTY
The Reborn Dental Clinic Implant Warranty Certificate
Through meticulous implant placement by our specialists, The Reborn Dental Clinic works to give your implants the longest possible service life. Should circumstances beyond anyone's control make revision surgery necessary at our clinic, the warranty below is offered to ease the financial burden on our patients.
This warranty is also an expression of our dentists' confidence in their work.
Implant fixture
- Within 3 years of placement: free of charge
- 3 to 5 years after placement: 50% covered by the clinic
Implant restoration
- Within 2 years of placement: free of charge
- 2 to 3 years after placement: 50% covered by the clinic
- A modest charge applies for screw-hole composite filling from one year after placement (covered by national health insurance).
- If a gap develops between the implant and the adjacent natural tooth, a fee of KRW 50,000 applies from one year after placement.
Patient Responsibilities
- Attend check-ups every six months during the warranty period.
- Maintain good daily care, including correct brushing technique.
- Contact the clinic immediately if you notice looseness, pain or gum problems.
- Problems arising from the patient's own actions, such as accidents or impacts, are treated at the patient's expense.
- Where it cannot be determined whether the cause is attributable to the patient, treatment may be provided at cost or free of charge.
The implant warranty does not apply if these responsibilities are not met, so please keep to your check-up schedule and follow your dentist's instructions.
The Reborn Dental Clinic
031.225.1410
※ The details of these warranty terms may vary depending on the treated area and the patient's condition. We will explain them fully during your consultation.
VIDEO
Related Videos
An Actual Implant Treatment Case
Revision Surgery for a Failed Implant Placed Elsewhere
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01Who performs the implant surgery?
From consultation and diagnosis through surgery to fitting the final crown, the director personally takes responsibility for your treatment — your dentist does not change along the way.
02How much does an implant cost?
Per implant: Osstem SA KRW 590,000, Osstem BA KRW 690,000, Osstem SOI KRW 790,000, MegaGen KRW 690,000, Straumann BLT KRW 1,290,000 and BLX KRW 1,390,000. Bone grafts, sinus lifts, abutments and similar procedures are charged separately, and the final cost is confirmed at your consultation after diagnosis. VAT, material and examination fees may be charged separately.
03How long does implant treatment take?
It depends on your bone condition and where the implant goes. Typically, after placement the implant needs time to fuse with the bone, and the whole process up to the final crown takes about 3–6 months. It can take longer if a bone graft or sinus lift is needed. Immediate and same-day implants can reduce the number of visits, but they are not suitable for every case. Treatment time varies from patient to patient; we will give you an exact timeline after a 3D CT diagnosis.
04What tests are done before surgery?
We check your bone with a 3D CT scan and plan the treatment from it. For 3D guided implants, the position and angle of each implant are planned in advance with a 3D simulation.
05Can an implant be placed on the same day as an extraction?
An immediate implant places the implant on the same day the tooth is removed; whether it is possible depends on the condition of the jawbone. A same-day implant can take you from extraction to a temporary crown in a single day, but it is not suitable for every case.
06Can you redo an implant that has failed?
Yes — including implants placed elsewhere. We plan treatment after a careful re-diagnosis and 3D CT scan. The approach depends on the condition, so a consultation is needed first.
07Can I get an implant if I don't have enough bone?
Missing bone can sometimes be rebuilt with a bone graft or sinus lift. Whether this is possible is decided after a 3D CT diagnosis.
08What warranty do your implants have?
The implant fixture is covered free of charge for 3 years after placement, and the clinic pays 50% from years 3 to 5. The crown is covered free for 2 years, with the clinic paying 50% from years 2 to 3. Check-ups every 6 months are required during the warranty period, and problems caused by the patient are charged. Detailed terms can vary with the site and your condition, and we explain them at your consultation.