It has only been 10 minutes since I joined this site, and I thought I should write a post to level up,
but now that I think about it, I do have something to share.
In high school, I had completed about 90% of orthodontic treatment, and at the time I was under a lot of stress from studying, so I got stressed from the braces too and just said I would quit while it was at 90%.. haha The retainers and things like that somehow all ended up coming off too.
Now I’m in my late 20s, and although other people didn’t really notice, one of my front teeth was sticking outward slightly, about 1-2 mm. It bothered me a little when I smiled and when I took photos, so I decided to get orthodontic treatment.
I finished with partial orthodontic correction in just 2 months. My satisfaction was seriously the best.
I had it done at Jeongseong Dental Clinic in Anyang, Gyeonggi-do. How I found out about it was, I searched a lot for partial orthodontic correction on YouTube, and there was a video by an ordinary person who was extremely strict and meticulous in analyzing things while filming, sharing their own experience with partial orthodontic correction. That person shared the clinic name in the comments, so that’s how I found out.
I thought that if someone who was that meticulous and careful while filming had chosen that clinic, it would probably be trustworthy.
There is a separate orthodontic specialist, and I think they come to the clinic on certain days of the week.
The price was 1.5 million won, and the treatment ended in exactly about 2 months. I did lingual orthodontics, so other people couldn’t even tell I was wearing braces, and I also finished very comfortably. My teeth were aligned to a really perfect level, and I think it was the best-spent 1.5 million won of my life lol
There is also an option called Invisalign, like clear removable aligners, but I really do not recommend this. Because with Invisalign, the patient’s willpower is 1000% important, and I had tried a clear retainer similar to Invisalign before, and it honestly took so much attention.
Lingual orthodontics is a million times better. With Invisalign, you feel pressure throughout daily life, and even when drinking coffee or eating snacks other than water, you absolutely have to brush your teeth again before putting it back in, so you end up brushing your teeth 8 times a day, seriously. I didn’t know I ate this often, all the time..
In conclusion, if you live in the Seoul area, I recommend this place. I was really satisfied with lingual orthodontics, and the treatment period was short and the price was reasonable. I recommend it, and if things go well for you here.. repay the favor by sharing the information with the next person, like I did~ haha Fighting