Replantation That Doesn't Fail, Replantation That Lasts #ToothReplantation #DrChoiYonghoon #IntentionalReplantation

Because of the myth that has misled Korean dentists and patients for 30 years, namely 'it can't be saved, and it won't last long,'

dozens or even hundreds of teeth that could still be saved and used are being extracted right now.

In the past, replantation failed despite a great deal of effort because techniques and materials were lacking.

Today, teeth are extracted to make way for implants or because they get in the way of implant placement.

It is a sad reality that replantation is even dismissed as a treatment that should not succeed.

I myself am neither capable of saving every tooth in Korea, nor do I want to.

However, for patients who share my view and want to keep their natural teeth in use even a little longer,

I am sharing the knowledge and experience I have.

I have had replantation done on my own tooth,

and I have used that tooth, which could not even be properly treated at the time, well for more than 12 years.

An extraction completed in about one minute, performed perfectly

Full treatment of the tooth's interior and exterior, crack treatment, and Emdogain regenerative therapy

Maximizing periodontal ligament vitality with a dedicated periodontal ligament solution

Tooth splinting that is perfectly suited to each situation

I treated the tooth well by meeting these four conditions,

so isn't it strange that it wouldn't work?

Replantation is a verified dental treatment that appears in textbooks.

I don't even want to engage with people who flatly insist it can't work, without any basis.

I hope this post reaches those who truly cherish their natural teeth and want to save them.

For a detailed explanation, please see the YouTube video.

Our clinic mainly performs high-difficulty replantation on teeth that have been judged for extraction.

Director Choi Yong-hoon's replantation success rate is 100%.

We do not provide any implant-related consultations or treatment.

#ToothReplantation #CrackedTooth #FracturedTooth #DrChoiYonghoon #SaveYourTeeth #AdhesiveCeramic

Frequently Asked Questions

What is replantation?

Replantation is a treatment that saves a tooth judged for extraction and returns it to use. The post introduces it as a verified dental treatment that is even covered in textbooks.

Why did replantation fail in the past?

According to the post, replantation used to fail because techniques and materials were lacking. It points out that today, teeth that could be saved are being extracted due to the myth that 'they can't be saved and won't last long.'

What conditions are needed for successful replantation?

The author lists the conditions as: an extraction completed in about one minute, full treatment of the tooth's interior and exterior, crack treatment, Emdogain regenerative therapy, a dedicated periodontal ligament solution, and tooth splinting suited to the situation. The post calls these the 'four conditions.'

How long can a replanted tooth actually last?

The author states that they had replantation done on their own tooth and have used it well for more than 12 years. This is presented as the author's personal experience.

What is this clinic's replantation success rate?

The post states that Director Choi Yong-hoon's replantation success rate is 100%. However, the counting criteria and basis are not given in the post, so it is best understood as the clinic's own claim.

Can I also get implant consultations at this clinic?

No. The post states that the clinic does not provide any implant-related consultations or treatment. It introduces that it mainly performs high-difficulty replantation on teeth judged for extraction.