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[suadente]

I have pretty good teeth, being that I'm 30 with no cavities and no major work done.

I'm going back home in a few weeks. My question is, should I get a check up here or when I go back home?

I know medical care is much cheaper in Korea, so I'm stocking up on prescription medicines and getting tests done here. But, what about dental care? How's the quality?

I'm not going to get any cosmetic work done, just a cleaning and check up. If it turns out that I do have a cavity, I hear they don't use pain killers. Is that true?

(I speak enough Korean to go to a dentist, even if he or she doesn't speak English.)

[mnhnhyouh]

The dentist I went to here was really good, and very very cheap.

He also had good English, as did most of his staff.

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