Director · Specialist in Integrated Dentistry
Han Seoyun
She has worked with implants and restorations for 20 years. She explains a surgical plan out loud and draws it by hand.
Dental care can feel scary. Feel at ease from the start.
What scares people is less the pain than not knowing. We show you what happens on your first visit before you come.
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Phone consultation02-548-2100
Your first visit,step by step
No treatment happens that day. We only listen, look, and decide together.
We listen to your concerns
We start with where it hurts and the moments from past treatment that scared you.
We take only the scans you need
CT and X-rays are taken only when they are needed to check your condition. We explain why and how before each exam.
We review the results together on screen
We look at the problem tooth on the same screen and explain it with you.
We go over your options and costs
If more than one approach is possible, we explain all of them and give the duration and number of visits in numbers.
We separate what to decide today from what can wait
You do not have to decide on the day. If you need time to think, you are welcome to go home first.
What patients like about LUMEN
We agree on a signal before we begin
If anything hurts or feels stifling, raise your hand. We check in, and we restart only when you say you are fine.
Nothing happens without an explanation
We explain what we are doing and why, looking at your scans together, before we start. If there are several methods, we also give the order of treatment and the expected number of visits.
The same dentist sees you through
The dentist who handles your first consultation stays with you from the treatment plan to the finish. At every visit we explain which stage you are at and what comes next.
Treatments
Which treatment are you looking for? Pick one and your consultation picks up from there.
Implants
We check the bone where the tooth is missing with a CT scan, then decide the implant position and the order of treatment together. At your consultation we walk you through every step up to the crown and the expected visit schedule.
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Sedation and sleep dentistry
For long procedures or patients who dread the dentist, we discuss sedation options. We first review your medications and health, then explain everything from the procedure to aftercare once you have recovered.
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Porcelain laminates
We first listen to what you want to change about the color and shape of your front teeth. We examine the teeth to set how much to shape them, choose the shade and form together, and check your bite after bonding.
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General and restorative care
We check areas troubled by cavities, cracked teeth or old restorations. We look first at ways to save the natural tooth, then explain the treatment you need, the restoration process and the expected number of visits.
Learn moreOur dentists
Head of Aesthetics · PhD in Aesthetic and Prosthetic Dentistry
Jeong Harin
She works on the color and shape of front teeth. For laminates, she recommends removing as little as possible first.
Staff Dentist · Conservative dentistry
Lee Dohyun
Before pulling a painful tooth, he looks for ways to keep it.
A space that eases tension
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Stories from our patients
I had put it off so long I was afraid of being scolded, but they calmly explained why it hurt first. They checked in during treatment, so I could see it through.
Anesthesia scared me most. After hearing each step, starting with the numbing gel, I was less tense than I expected.
They listened first when I said I did not want my front teeth cut down much. They explained what was possible and what was hard, which made deciding easy.
I hesitated because treatment might drag on, but I knew the number of visits and the order from the start. It was reassuring that the same dentist kept seeing me.
Frequently asked questions
Check what you are wondering about before you book.
At the consultation we first hear which situations frighten you and what past treatment was like. We explain the anesthesia and the order of treatment in advance, and if needed we look at whether sedation is an option.
We listen to your concerns, check your mouth, and take only the scans that are needed. Then we explain the results, the possible order of treatment and the expected number of visits.
You can stop the treatment at any time with the signal we agree on beforehand. Once we see the pain or discomfort has eased, we decide together whether to continue.
Yes. You do not have to decide on treatment that day. You can hear about your condition and the options available, then take your time and book later.