Looking into oral and maxillofacial

[EveRose]

So something I had been considering since my teens really is getting my teeth fixed. I have looked into prices and options for what I would need done and it would seem Korea might be the best and most affordable option. I need some implants done as my teeth had badly decayed following my second pregnancy. I had so many vitamin deficiencies that my teeth just fell apart. One of the clinics I found was everm dental clinic but I don't think they actually offer dental implants. It seems they only fix the structure of the jaw and face. I will probably need that as well but I have to get my teeth sorted first. Does anyone know of any clinics that have great dental options for foreigners?  

[cocopeach]

I have seen clinics like Hollywood smiles mentioned a number of times in discussions for dental implants and porcelain veneers. Do you know what work you need done specifically? I know someone through Facebook that had dental work in Korea, I could ask her what her experiences were. She went back in 2023.

[LillyD86]

You would have to get an idea of what you need. Maybe go to a local dentist and get an evaluation so you have something to send to clinics in Korea, it will make it a lot easier to find a good doctor.

[BECKII]

On 7/17/2026 at 9:07 AM, EveRose said:

One of the clinics I found was everm dental clinic but I don't think they actually offer dental implants.

EverM's clinic does not offer those, no. I have seen people mention esarang dental for implants but you have to keep in mind that this isn't a one and done type of surgery. You have to go in for at least 2 operations with a healing period between. Possibly 3 or 4 different visits in total. 

[calmwaters]

On 7/20/2026 at 9:27 AM, BECKII said:

EverM's clinic does not offer those, no. I have seen people mention esarang dental for implants but you have to keep in mind that this isn't a one and done type of surgery. You have to go in for at least 2 operations with a healing period between. Possibly 3 or 4 different visits in total. 

I was going to mention this. Dental work is not the same as jaw surgery. Dental is a process that can take weeks or even months depending on what needs to be done. It is one of the few things I would stay more local for. I am in the US and the only place I would travel to for dental would be Mexico. I am in Texas so I could drive there in a few hours.