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National Health (Dental) Screening

National Health Dental
What Is the (Oral) Screening?

If you have a job, every 1–2 years a health screening
do so. Dental screening is also part of the national health screening,
is included, and as it is covered by National Health Insurance, the out-of-pocket cost
is not charged. Dental screening, which is hard to detect early,
To protect healthy teeth from cavities and periodontal disease,
It is an essential screening.

National Health Dental
(Oral) Screening Eligibility

Adults aged 40 and over
or office workers
Adults aged 40 and over
Once every 2 years
Office workers
Once every 2 years
Non-office workers
Once a year

National Screening at a Glance

Which national oral screenings are available at EROM Dental?

As an oral screening institution designated by the National Health Insurance Service, we provide oral screenings for adults (general and life-transition), students, and infants and children.

3 typesScope of the National Oral Health Screening
(adults · students · infants and children)

FAQ

Questions patients often ask before visiting

What is the National Health (Dental) Screening?

It is the dental (oral) screening included in the national health screening for employees. Covered by National Health Insurance, it costs you nothing out of pocket and helps detect cavities and periodontal disease that are hard to spot early.

Who is eligible?

Eligible: adults aged 40 and over or office workers. Adults aged 40 and over can be screened once every 2 years, office workers once every 2 years and non-office workers once a year.

Can I get the national screening at EROM Dental?

Yes. We are a nationally designated oral screening institution designated by the National Health Insurance Service, providing oral screenings for adults (general and life-transition), students, and infants and children.

Does the screening cost anything?

Because the screening is covered by National Health Insurance, there is no out-of-pocket cost. We will confirm your eligibility at reception.

If a cavity is found during screening, will you treat it right away?

Screening and treatment are separate. If something is found during screening, we explain it separately, and if treatment is needed, we decide whether to proceed after consultation.

Can I come just for the screening?

Yes. You can come just for the screening. If you would like other treatment, you can have a consultation along with the screening.

Do I need an appointment?

On weekdays from 2 PM to 4 PM, you can walk in and we will check whether screening is possible. At other times, booking in advance by phone or Naver Booking means a shorter wait.

Can infants and children get oral screenings too?

Yes. As a nationally designated oral screening institution, we also provide oral screenings for infants and children.

Can students get oral screenings too?

Yes. We also provide student oral screenings.

Why do office and non-office workers have different screening intervals?

Under the national health screening rules, office workers are screened once every 2 years and non-office workers once a year. If you are unsure which applies to you, we will check at reception.

Can I get screened in the evening on Mondays and Wednesdays?

Yes. On Mondays and Wednesdays we are open until 8:30 PM, so you can come after work.

Can I get screened on public holidays?

We are closed on Sundays, and generally on public holidays, but we are open on some days such as substitute holidays, so please call 02-511-7575 before visiting.

What does nationally designated oral screening institution mean?

It means an institution designated by the National Health Insurance Service to carry out screenings. We can provide screenings in three categories: adults (general and life-transition), students, and infants and children.

What should I bring for the screening?

What to bring may vary by type of screening, so we will tell you at reception. Calling ahead (02-511-7575) can help avoid confusion.

How will I get my screening results?

Anything found on the day of screening is explained on the spot. If any treatment is needed, we will let you know separately.

Is the university hospital cooperation related to the national screening?

There is no direct connection. EROM Dental is a nationally designated oral screening institution and separately has clinical cooperation relationships with Seoul St. Mary's Dental Hospital and Seoul National University Hospital. If university hospital care is needed during screening, we can refer you.

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