Seoul National University Dental Hospital Extends Health Consultations in Mongolia and Kazakhstan

Korea: Seoul National University Dental Hospital recently conducted dental disease-related health consultations for local residents in Mongolia and Kazakhstan. 

On July 7 and 12, medical staff, under the leadership of Chief Lee Yong-moo, including Professor Wonjae Choi from the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Center, offered free health consultations in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, and Almaty, Kazakhstan, respectively. 

The consultations aimed to address major dental diseases, such as maxillofacial plastic surgery, implants, wisdom teeth, and maxillofacial deformities, and benefited approximately 30 individuals in each location.

Positive Feedback from Local Residents

The health consultations were met with appreciation and gratitude from the participants. Mr Kapanov, a 57-year-old patient who received an implant consultation in Almaty, Kazakhstan, expressed his satisfaction, stating, “I had a lot of worries about dental treatment, but the meticulous diagnosis and detailed explanations from the medical staff at Seoul National University Dental Hospital were impressive.” 

The hospital’s commitment to providing comprehensive and informative consultations left a positive impact on the local communities.

Advancing Korean Dental Services Internationally

Lee Yong-moo, the director of Seoul National University Dental Hospital, highlighted the significance of the health consultations in promoting Korea’s advanced dental services abroad. The hospital’s participation in international healthcare events not only strengthens its global reputation but also offers valuable opportunities to showcase South Korea’s expertise in dental care.

Seoul National University Dental Hospital as a Hub for Foreign Patients

Seoul National University Dental Hospital has been recognized as a premier medical institution for foreign patients. 

In 2009, the Ministry of Health and Welfare registered the hospital as an institution attracting foreign patients. In 2021, it earned the distinction of being selected as a Seoul medical tourism cooperation institution by both the Seoul Metropolitan Government and the Seoul Tourism Organization. 

Additionally, the Korea Health Industry Development Institute designated the hospital as a target institution for in-depth consulting to attract foreign patients. This recognition positions Seoul National University Dental Hospital as a leader in providing exceptional healthcare services to individuals from around the world.

Seoul National University Dental Hospital’s commitment to expanding its reach and contributing to global dental healthcare reflects the dedication of the institution and its medical staff in making a positive impact beyond South Korea’s borders. Through these health consultations and ongoing efforts to attract foreign patients, the hospital remains at the forefront of advancing dental care on an international level.