The staff were so kind and explained everything so well that I could get treatment with peace of mind! They placed my implant quickly and well, so the treatment wasn't hard on me. I think I'll come back again next time!!
A loose implant, a tooth facing extraction —
we look for the cause first, then decide whether to keep it or place it again
Uijeongbu-dong · 3-minute walk from Uijeongbu Station · Evening hours Thursdays until 21:00
Integrated Dentistry Specialist · Osstem research advisor · Uijeongbu’s only certified Minish clinic
Implants from ₩890,000 (CT, custom abutment and zirconia crown included)
Fixture warranty: Straumann 10 years · Osstem SOI 7 years, with regular check-ups
Boston Miso Dental Clinic in Uijeongbu,
Less pain, longer lasting
Have you put off treatment because of pain, or worried about needing treatment again?
Our first thought is always to remove less, extract less, and keep your natural teeth.
Dr. Jongbum Lee, Clinic Director at Boston Miso Dental Clinic, takes personal responsibility for every step, from the first diagnosis through aftercare.
— Boston Miso Dental Clinic, Uijeongbu
- We explain the whole process and the expected cost in writing before treatment, and we don't add items along the way
- Every procedure that needs anesthesia is prepared in three steps: topical gel → computer-controlled injection (i-JECT) → intraosseous anesthesia (QuickSleeper)
- All fees not covered by national health insurance are published on this website
Boston Miso Dental Clinic · 2F, Dongyang Reshville II, 26 Sinheung-ro 240beon-gil, Uijeongbu-si, Gyeonggi-do (a 3-minute walk from Uijeongbu Station (Line 1)) · Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri 10:00-19:00, Thursday 10:00-21:00 (evening hours), Saturday 09:00-13:00, weekday lunch break 13:00-14:00 (Thursday evening break 18:00-18:30), closed Sunday and public holidays · 031-871-2275

Every procedure that needs anesthesia is prepared in three steps: topical gel → computer-controlled injection (i-JECT) → intraosseous anesthesia (QuickSleeper)

We first consider saving any tooth that can be saved, and proceed only after reviewing on screen why treatment is necessary.

Straumann implant posts are warranted for 10 years, Osstem SOI for 7 years, and Minish for 7 years, provided you attend regular check-ups.
So pain does not make you delay,
and the same problem does not bring you back.
— The mission of Boston Miso Dental Clinic
What does Boston Miso Dental Clinic mainly treat?
We focus on five treatments: implants (including revisions), Minish, laminate veneers, restorations (crowns) and teeth whitening. Per tooth, we publish prices of implants from ₩890,000, Minish ₩980,000, laminate veneers ₩600,000, and teeth whitening from ₩90,000 (Basic).
If this is your situation right now — When a tooth feels loose When your gums bleed When teeth are sensitive First visit exam and cost Questions to ask before deciding on treatment
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An implant done at another dental clinic came out, so I came in urgently — everyone was so kind and it was great! The clinic I used to go to had suddenly disappeared(?!), but they kindly took good care of me ㅠㅠ I want to keep coming here from now on!!!
I think I've been coming to Boston Miso Dental Clinic in Uijeongbu since 2008 — they're kind and only do the treatment that's actually needed, at a reasonable price, so I trust them. The facility is clean too. This time I also got a front-tooth crown done, and it went smoothly with no discomfort. Thank you.
※ Reviews reflect the writer's own personal experience; even for the same treatment, results and duration can differ depending on oral condition.
Looking for this kind of dental clinic in Uijeongbu?
Boston Miso Dental Clinic in Uijeongbu saves the teeth that can be saved and considers the approach that removes less tooth first; we publish our out-of-pocket fees, and the lead dentist who made the diagnosis treats you personally from start to finish. Anesthesia is prepared in three steps — topical anesthesia, computer-controlled anesthesia (i-JECT) and intraosseous anesthesia (QuickSleeper) — and we are open until 9 p.m. on Thursdays. Pick the question below that matches your concern to go to the detailed guide.
If an implant placed at another clinic feels loose or hurts
Boston Miso Dental Clinic in Uijeongbu approaches failed-implant revision by first using 3D CT to find the cause of failure (the crown, the bite, peri-implantitis, or the position); if the implant can be saved we save it, and if not we remove it while preserving as much bone as possible, then place a new one.
If you were told “let's pull it” but want to save the tooth
Boston Miso Dental Clinic in Uijeongbu first checks whether the root is cracked, whether 1.5–2mm of tooth structure remains to hold a crown, and whether the infection comes from inside the root canal; if the tooth can be saved we save it with root canal retreatment, and if trying to save it would do more harm than good, we explain why and recommend extraction.
If fear of the dentist has kept you putting off treatment
Boston Miso Dental Clinic in Uijeongbu prepares every procedure that needs anesthesia in three steps — topical gel → computer-controlled injection (i-JECT) → intraosseous anesthesia (QuickSleeper) — so we start by reducing the pain of the injection.
If you're worried about overtreatment
Boston Miso Dental Clinic in Uijeongbu publishes every fee not covered by national health insurance on this website, explains in writing before surgery only the items you need after diagnosis, and does not add items during surgery. The criteria we use for diagnosis are published in numbers, too.
If you want nicer-looking front teeth without shaving down much tooth
Boston Miso Dental Clinic in Uijeongbu offers whitening, composite resin, Minish, laminate veneers and crowns, and first checks whether an option that removes less tooth will work; our fees are published: laminate veneers ₩600,000 per tooth and Minish ₩980,000 (7-year warranty).
If you're looking for a clinic that offers Minish
Boston Miso Dental Clinic in Uijeongbu is the only officially certified Minish clinic in Uijeongbu (MINISH Provider), and at your consultation we show you the genuine Minish certification mark for the Minish used to make your restoration.
If you want to know whitening prices first
Boston Miso Dental Clinic in Uijeongbu first determines whether it's staining or discoloration, and our fees are published: Basic ₩90,000, One-Day (about 1 hour) ₩180,000, and 3-day programs ₩230,000–₩450,000.
If you need to come after work
Boston Miso Dental Clinic in Uijeongbu has evening hours until 21:00 on Thursdays, and it is a 3-minute walk from Uijeongbu Station (Line 1).
If you're a foreign resident who isn't comfortable in Korean
Boston Miso Dental Clinic in Uijeongbu offers information pages in 10 languages and a visit card: pick your symptoms and it creates Korean sentences to show at the front desk.
If you want the dentist who diagnosed you to treat you all the way through
Boston Miso Dental Clinic in Uijeongbu has Dr. Jongbum Lee, Clinic Director and board-certified specialist in Advanced General Dentistry (Korea), personally handle your care from diagnosis through surgery, crowns and regular check-ups.
Uijeongbu’s only officially certified Minish clinic,
Did you confirm your treatment is genuine?
Without the genuine certification mark, it is not Minish. According to MINISH Technology’s official “Find a MINISH Hospital” list, Boston Miso Dental Clinic is the only place in Uijeongbu where you can receive Minish. We personally check both the extent of tooth removal and that the material is genuine.
More about Minish
Boston Miso Dental Clinic, Uijeongbu — which dentist treats you?
Lead dentist Dr. Jongbum Lee, a specialist in Advanced General Dentistry certified by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, treats you. The lead dentist personally handles everything from the first diagnosis through treatment and aftercare, and decides on treatment with you while viewing the 3D CT and Qray results together on screen.
BOSTON MISO DENTAL Jongbum Lee Board-certified specialist in Advanced General Dentistry (Korea)
We provide treatment that lasts, so you don't come back for the same reason.
Not just today's treatment,
we design your everyday life 10 years from now
- We review your 3D CT and Qray scan results together on screen before deciding on treatment
- Before treatment, we tell you what cannot be done, what problems may come back, and what other options you have
Does this tooth really need to come out?
It's the question I hear most often in the treatment room.
And it's also the one I spend the most time thinking about.
In dentistry, some things can be undone, and some cannot.
Tooth structure that's been removed doesn't grow back, and a tooth that's gone doesn't return.
That's where I always stop and think once more.
Even if it takes a little more effort, is there still a way to save it?
Fast treatment has rarely been good treatment.
A spot patched over in a hurry eventually opens again,
and the person sitting back in that chair is always the patient.
Rather than what's easy today, we want to give you treatment you won't regret ten years from now.
And I stand by that judgment to the end.
When the person who diagnoses, the person who treats, and the person who follows up are different people,
the reason behind the decision gets lost somewhere along the way.
That's why I see every patient myself, from the first visit to the last check-up.
If you've been putting off treatment out of fear, we'll start by making the anesthesia hurt less.
A place where sitting in the dental chair feels a little less frightening,
a place where hearing the explanation puts your mind at ease.
That's the dental clinic we want to be in Uijeongbu for years to come.
Dr. Jongbum Lee, Clinic Director, Boston Miso Dental Clinic
- Graduate, College of Dentistry, Dankook University
- Board-Certified Specialist in Advanced General Dentistry (Korea)
- Osstem Implant Research Advisory Committee Member
- Certified in TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint) Therapy
- Osstem AIC Master Course
- Osstem Microscopic Root Canal Treatment Course
- Oral Design Non-Prep Veneer Academy course
- American Heart Association BLS course
- Former Clinic Director, Topplant Dental Clinic
- Former Clinic Director, Chiwoo Dental Clinic
- Former Head, Dental Department, Wando Public Hospital
“Three front teeth left between implants — if the bone has shrunk, should they come out?” — A patient in their 50s: a record of extracting three teeth and planning implant placement about a month later
Read more — “Three front teeth left between implants — if the bone has shrunk, should they come out?” — A patient in their 50s: a record of extracting three teeth and planning implant placement about a month later
“My crown came off — can't you just glue it back?” — A patient in their 50s: two root-only teeth (a canine and a premolar) extracted and implants placed the same day
Read more — “My crown came off — can't you just glue it back?” — A patient in their 50s: two root-only teeth (a canine and a premolar) extracted and implants placed the same day
Food gets stuck next to my implant — can the gap open up again even after it's fixed?
Read more — Food gets stuck next to my implant — can the gap open up again even after it's fixed?
"I came in for my upper back teeth — why redo the lower implants too?" — A treatment record of a patient in their 50s whose bite line (curve of Spee) was realigned
Read more — "I came in for my upper back teeth — why redo the lower implants too?" — A treatment record of a patient in their 50s whose bite line (curve of Spee) was realigned
Gum supplements and oral probiotics — can taking them cure gum disease? Why they can't replace gum treatment, and where they can help
Read more — Gum supplements and oral probiotics — can taking them cure gum disease? Why they can't replace gum treatment, and where they can help
I had an implant placed the same day my molar was extracted — so why do I need a second surgery? A patient in their 60s: from same-day placement after extracting the upper second molar (#17), which an impacted wisdom tooth (#18) was blocking, to the final crown
Read more — I had an implant placed the same day my molar was extracted — so why do I need a second surgery? A patient in their 60s: from same-day placement after extracting the upper second molar (#17), which an impacted wisdom tooth (#18) was blocking, to the final crownWhat does Boston Miso Dental Clinic set in numbers before treating?
So that decisions aren't left to the dentist's gut feeling, we publish the standards we use in diagnosis as numbers. One Clinic Director then applies those standards personally, from diagnosis through aftercare.
| Assessment | Numeric standard | So this is what we do | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| How deep to place the implant | 6–7mm from the final gum line to the implant post (fixture) | We calculate gum thickness, the remaining bone and even how much the gum will settle after surgery, then place the implant at a depth that leaves enough length for the biologic width and the emergence profile. | Clinic standard |
| Why gum thickness matters | Bone loss around thin gums (2mm or less) about 1.6mm; around thick gums about 0.3mm | Thin gums make the bone more likely to recede first, so we decide the placement depth and gum reinforcement together. | Linkevicius 2009 |
| How much to lift the sinus | The implant post (fixture) length needed at a position that keeps the 6–7mm depth | We set the lift height only by the amount the remaining bone falls short of that length; if the shortfall is small we approach through the implant hole, and if it is large, through a side window. | Clinic standard |
| Whether to graft bone on the same day as implant placement | At least 2–3mm of margin between the implant post (fixture) and the bone boundary | If the margin is short, we use a narrower implant or place it further inward; if that is still not enough, we build the bone first and place the implant afterwards. | Clinic standard |
| Whether to reinforce a thin bone wall | Remaining bone wall thickness of 1mm | If it is thinner than 1mm, we expect it to resorb and cover the outside with a thick layer of bone graft. | Chappuis 2013 |
| When to plan after an extraction | Bone width shrinks by an average of 3.8mm within 6 months after extraction | We make the implant plan before the tooth is removed, so the bone can be used before it shrinks. | Tan 2012 |
| What we base implant longevity on | 10-year survival rate about 96%; peri-implantitis in about 22% of patients | The fixture warranty is 10 years for Straumann and 7 years for Osstem SOI, conditional on regular check-up visits so that peri-implantitis can be caught early. | Howe 2019 · Derks 2015 |
| When the cost is finalized | From ₩890,000 per implant, with every additional fee published | After the 3D CT diagnosis, we add up only the items you need and give you the total in writing before surgery; no items are added during surgery. | Clinic standard |
| Whether a tooth can hold a crown | At least 1.5–2mm of sound tooth structure above the gum | If there is not enough, we either adjust the gum level (crown lengthening) to make room or consider extraction. | Clinic standard |
| Whether the alveolar bone can support the tooth | Bone loss reaching half of the root length | If more than half is lost and the tooth is very loose, we lean toward extraction rather than saving it. | Clinic standard |
| Whether to try root canal retreatment first | Complete healing after root canal retreatment: 76.7% | If the root is not split vertically and the cause of the inflammation is inside the root canal, we recommend root canal retreatment before extraction. | Ng 2008 |
| If inflammation remains even after retreatment | About 3mm of the root tip removed | We open the gum, remove the root tip together with the inflamed tissue, and seal the end of the root (apicoectomy). | Clinic standard |
| How to restore front teeth | Tooth reduction: laminate veneers about 3–30%, crowns about 63–72% | We first check whether it can be done in order of least reduction: whitening → composite resin → Minish → laminate veneers → crown. | Edelhoff 2002 |
| How far to reshape for laminate veneers | Survival rate 99% when kept within the enamel; about 10 times more failures when bonded to dentin | Before designing, we first check whether the reshaping stays within the enamel. | Gurel 2013 |
| When to bond resin or laminate veneers after whitening | 2–3 weeks after whitening | Bonding strength is weaker right after whitening, so we settle the shade first and bond to match it a few weeks later. | Savian 2021 |
| How we give anesthesia | 3 steps for every procedure that needs anesthesia | We prepare in the order topical gel → computer-controlled injection (i-JECT) → intraosseous anesthesia (QuickSleeper), so treatment starts with less pain. | Clinic standard |
“Clinic standard” means a standard Boston Miso Dental Clinic uses in diagnosis; author and year indicate external literature. The actual decision is based on 3D CT and the tooth condition we check directly, and it can differ from person to person.
What do patients in Uijeongbu ask us most often?
We have gathered the 8 questions we are most often asked before a first visit. They answer how to get an implant consultation and book an appointment, after-work hours and treatment time, whether a tooth really has to be extracted, whether Minish removes a lot of tooth, whether we will re-examine an implant done at another clinic, and what standards we follow to avoid overtreatment. Tap a question to open the answer.
What time do you close, and how do I get there?
We are open until 7 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, until 9 p.m. on Thursday and until 1 p.m. on Saturday (weekday lunch break 13:00-14:00, Thursday evening break 18:00-18:30), and closed on Sundays and public holidays. We are a 3-minute walk from Uijeongbu Station on Line 1, at 2F, Dongyang Reshville II, 26 Sinheung-ro 240beon-gil.
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