Dentists in Seoul who work in English, Japanese, German and Chinese

Where these came from

24 of the 58 come from Seoul's open data portal. The others come from Korea's public data portal (23), a United States embassy or consulate (6) and a German diplomatic mission (5). Some of these are on the list of clinics and hospitals with foreign-language support that the Gangdong-gu health centre publishes through Seoul's open data portal, last updated 22 May 2025. The district compiled the list; it is not a report each clinic is required to make. Some of these are on the list of clinics and pharmacies that can serve patients in a foreign language, published by Yongsan-gu in Seoul on Korea's public data portal and dated 11 March 2026. The district compiled the list; it is not a report each clinic is required to make. Some of these are listed on the Deutsche Botschaft Seoul (German Embassy Seoul) list, under derzeit keine Kontakte vorhanden.

All 58 sit on an official list, published by a body with nothing to sell.

Where in Seoul

Spread across 5 postcodes: 07788 (1), 06283 (1), 06072 (1), 06025 (1), 04529 (1). 53 of the 58 give no postcode.

If none of these fits

If none of these fits, the nearest dentists we list are in Daegu (26, 238 km away), Busan (4, 325 km away) and Fukuoka (464, 540 km away). Seoul itself also has 453 pharmacies, 243 estate agents, 122 doctors and 42 translators and 2 more services listed. A gap here means we have not found a source we can cite, not that nobody exists.

Other services in Seoul

Dentists in nearby cities

All 195 cities where we list dentists or everything we list in Seoul.

Questions

How many dentists in Seoul does this page list?

58. That is the number whose working language we can trace to a published source, not the number practising in Seoul.

Which languages are recorded?

English (55), Japanese (11), German (3), Chinese (2). A provider can appear under more than one language.

When was this last checked?

Between 19 August 2026 and 24 September 2026. Each entry links to the source it was read on, so you can check it yourself.