Full-Arch Implants

Not necessarily. We examine the bone support, mobility,
decay and fractures of each remaining tooth to separate the teeth that can be saved from those that need treatment, and then build the overall treatment plan.

An implant is not placed in every tooth position.
We consider the jawbone in the upper and lower jaws, the bite and the design of the prosthesis, then place the number of implants needed and connect them with a full prosthesis.

A conventional denture is a removable prosthesis that rests on the gums, while fixed full-arch implants attach the prosthesis to implants placed in the jawbone.
There is less movement, and chewing force is transmitted more reliably.

If the implants have sufficient initial stability and the jawbone and general health are suitable, temporary teeth can be connected on the day of surgery or shortly after.
If stability is insufficient, the prosthesis is fitted after a healing period.

Including extractions, placement, the osseointegration period in which the implants bond to bone, and fabrication of the prosthesis, treatment usually takes from a few months to around a year.
Bone grafting or a sinus lift adds healing time, and because upper jaw bone is often softer, the waiting period there tends to be longer.

The cost is the number of implants multiplied by the per-tooth price.
At Seoul Standard Dental Clinic, implants are KRW 690,000 per tooth for Megagen ST, KRW 890,000 for Osstem BA and KRW 1,090,000 for Osstem SOI; bone grafts and sinus lifts are charged separately (prices as of 2026-08-17, confirmed by the director).
An estimate is provided after a 3D CT diagnosis confirms the number of implants and any additional procedures.

Our after-care warranty covers 100% within the first year and 50% from 1 to 3 years.
The warranty applies when the patient attends regular checkups every 6 months; depending on the case, checkups may need to be more frequent (confirmed by the director, August 2026).