Dental
Korean skin and cosmetic treatments explained by concern, treatment and comparison: time, pain, downtime, number of sessions and how long to stay in Korea.
DentalGum Contouring in Korea — The Complete Guide to Gummy Smile Diagnosis, Schedule & Recovery for International PatientsLaser: gums settle in 1–2 weeks; crown lengthening: stitches out at about 1 weekDentalVeneers vs Crowns — Choosing What Suits Your Teeth, a Guide for International PatientsNormal daily life right away with both; 1–2 weeks to get used to your new teethDentalRoot Canal & Cavity Treatment in Korea — The Complete Guide to Schedule and Travel Dental Emergencies for International PatientsYou can go about your day right away; avoid chewing on a temporarily sealed toothDentalAll-Ceramic Crowns in Korea — The Complete Guide for International Patients: Materials, Schedule & Aftercare at HomeYou can return to normal daily life right away; 1–2 weeks to get used to the biteDentalClear Aligners in Korea — The Complete Guide for International Patients: Diagnosis, Visit Schedule & Care After You Go HomeBack to daily life right away; speech may feel a little awkward for the first few daysDentalTeeth Whitening in Korea — The Complete Guide for International Patients: Methods, Schedule & AftercareNone, you can go back to normal life right away. Be careful with staining foods for about 48 hoursDentalPorcelain Veneers in Korea — The Complete Guide for International Patients: Diagnosis, Schedule & Aftercare at HomeNormal daily life right away; 1–2 weeks to get used to your new teethDentalDental Implants in Korea — The Complete Guide for International Patients: Diagnosis, Schedule & Aftercare at HomeSwelling peaks at 2–3 days and settles in about 1 week; stitches out at 7–10 days