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Periodontitis Treatment · Dongdaemun, Seoul

Periodontitis and Gum Disease Treatment in Dongdaemun Seoul

Bleeding, swollen or receding gums, bad breath or loose teeth can be signs of periodontitis. We clean below the gumline, manage pockets and keep your gums healthy, with every step explained in English.

Registered for international patients Korean health insurance (NHIS) Evening hours Wed & Fri

Send a photo or X-ray and our team usually replies within 24 hours.

Dentist performing precise dental treatment
Seoul Station → Jegi-dong Line 1 · Exit 2 · 2-min walk
Dr. Song Seung-jo, DDS
Dr. Song Seung-jo, DDS Director · General dentistry
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Where can I get periodontitis treatment in English in Dongdaemun, Seoul?

Dongdaemun SeoulOneTop Dental Clinic treats periodontitis on the 5th floor of 1050 Jegi-dong, Dongdaemun-gu, a 2-minute walk from Jegi-dong Station Exit 2 on Subway Line 1. Treatment can include professional cleaning, scaling, deep periodontal cleaning and periodontal pocket management.

Your dentist examines your gums and supporting tissues, explains in English how advanced the condition is, and sets a plan with home-care guidance and regular maintenance visits to reduce the risk of it coming back.

Treatment options

Periodontitis treatment options

Treatment depends on how far gum disease has progressed. Your dentist explains the plan after a periodontal exam.

Professional Dental Cleaning

Removes plaque and tartar that drive gum inflammation.

Deep cleaning →

Scaling

Removes hardened tartar deposits from tooth surfaces.

Deep Periodontal Cleaning

Cleans pockets and deposits below the gumline that routine cleaning cannot reach.

Root planing →

Periodontal Pocket Management

Treats the pockets that form between gums and teeth as gum disease progresses.

Gum Recession Evaluation

Checks recession and exposed roots linked to periodontitis.

Periodontal Maintenance

Regular visits after treatment to monitor gums and reduce recurrence.

Symptoms

Signs of periodontitis

  • Bleeding gums
  • Red or swollen gums
  • Persistent gum inflammation
  • Gum recession
  • Periodontal pockets
  • Persistent bad breath
Who it suits

Who it suits

  • Patients with persistent bleeding gums
  • Patients with swollen or red gums
  • Patients experiencing gum recession
  • Patients with periodontal pockets
  • Patients with persistent bad breath
  • Patients with significant plaque or tartar buildup
Your treatment, step by step

How periodontitis treatment works

  1. Initial Consultation & Gum Evaluation

    The dentist examines your teeth and gums and reviews symptoms such as bleeding, swelling, recession, bad breath, or tooth mobility.

  2. Periodontal Examination

    The condition of the gums and supporting tissues is assessed.

  3. Diagnosis & Personalized Treatment Planning

    Based on the examination, the severity of the periodontal condition is determined and an individualized treatment plan is developed.

  4. Professional Periodontal Treatment

    The recommended treatment may include scaling, deeper periodontal cleaning, or other appropriate periodontal procedures depending on the condition of the gums and supporting tissues.

  5. Oral Hygiene Guidance

    Patients receive personalized guidance on brushing, flossing, and daily oral care to help control plaque and support healthier gums between appointments.

  6. Periodontal Maintenance & Follow-Up

    Follow-up visits allow the dental team to monitor gum health and treatment progress.

Treatment room with digital dental equipmentDentist performing precise dental treatmentTreatment chairs at the Dongdaemun clinic
Technology & care

Gum care that protects your teeth

  • X
    Gum and bone assessment Gum pocket measurements and X-rays show how far gum disease has progressed.
  • CLN
    Professional deep cleaning Plaque and tartar are removed above and below the gumline.
  • LSR
    Laser options where suitable Laser treatment can be used for selected gum procedures.
  • FUP
    Maintenance plan Regular check-ups help keep gum disease under control.
Your dentists

Care led by board-certified dentists

Each treatment is handled by the dentist certified in it, and the whole team reviews patient records together every morning.

Dr. Song Seung-jo
Dr. Song Seung-jo, DDS Director · General dentistry Seoul National University Periodontology & Implantology Program
Dr. Kwon Jae-won
Dr. Kwon Jae-won, DDS Chief Medical Director · Implants & veneers Seoul National University; Certified Specialist in Advanced General Dentistry
Dr. Kim Dong-young
Dr. Kim Dong-young, DDS Chief Implant Dentist · Oral surgery Asan Medical Center; Certified Specialist in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
For international patients

Periodontitis Treatment for foreigners in Seoul

Living in Seoul

Expats & students

Gum treatment and scaling with Korean National Health Insurance (NHIS) accepted for covered care.

Visiting Korea

Short stays

We plan cleaning and treatment visits around your travel dates.

Symptoms

Bleeding or sore gums

Message us on WhatsApp. Bleeding, swelling or loose teeth should be checked soon.

FAQ

Periodontitis Treatment questions

Still unsure? Message us on WhatsApp at +82 10-2762-3828.

What is the difference between gingivitis and periodontitis?

Gingivitis is inflammation of the gums. Periodontitis is a more advanced gum disease that affects the supporting tissues and can cause pockets, recession and loose teeth. Read about gingivitis treatment.

Why do my gums bleed when I brush?

Bleeding gums are a common sign of gum inflammation caused by plaque and tartar. A periodontal exam shows how far it has progressed.

Can loose teeth be saved?

Treating periodontitis supports natural tooth preservation where possible. Your dentist assesses each tooth and explains the options.

How often do I need maintenance visits?

After active treatment, regular maintenance appointments are recommended. Your dentist sets the interval based on your gum condition.

Do the dentists speak English?

Yes. Consultations and treatment explanations are given in English, with support in Chinese, Vietnamese, Russian and Mongolian.

Where is the clinic and when is it open?

5F, 1050 Jegi-dong, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, a 2-minute walk from Jegi-dong Station Exit 2 on Subway Line 1. Open Mon, Tue and Thu 9:30 AM–6:30 PM, Wed and Fri until 8:00 PM, and Saturday until 2:00 PM.

Get your gums checked in English

Tell us about bleeding, swelling or loose teeth. We'll reply with what to expect and when we can see you.

WhatsApp +82 10-2762-3828
Email onetophr@naver.com
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Address 5F, 1050 Jegi-dong, Dongdaemun-gu