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Dr. Choi Yong-hoon shares the 1-year-3-month follow-up of a patient in her twenties whose tooth was completely
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Dr. Choi Yong-hoon shares the 1-year-3-month follow-up of a patient in her twenties whose tooth was completely
A dental clinic introduces French-style anesthesia for painless treatment, gradual exposure to dental care, an
Dr. Choi Yong-hun shares how a mentor's tooth-saving approach, Japan's dental history, and natural-tooth prese
Dr. Choi Yong-hun explains why treating one tooth at a time is better: it pinpoints the cause of toothaches, k
Dr. Choi explains why his treatment photos are kept on an iPad at the clinic instead of being posted publicly
A Korean dentist says the dental specialist system is largely nominal in Korea and advises patients to choose
Dr. Choi Yong-hoon argues that a dentist's alma mater says little about skill; hands-on experience and deep ex
Dr. Choi Yong-hun explains why tooth regeneration is still unrealistic and presents replantation and wisdom to
Dr. Choi Yong-hun shares an 11-year follow-up on a front tooth replantation in a patient in her early 30s, arg
Dr. Choi Yong-hoon explains why he generally avoids dental posts: they are hard to remove, and he has seen man
Dr. Choi Yong-hun explains why he still handcrafts ceramics for tooth-preserving designs instead of digital pr
Dr. Choi Yong-hun shares a case of saving a loose upper premolar through regenerative treatment, with near-com