Dr. Jaewoo Cho and Dental Implants in Diamond Bar

Dr. Cho grew up in Southern California. He earned a biochemistry degree at UC Riverside, then his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at UCLA School of Dentistry.

His stated interests are advanced general dentistry, including root canal treatment and oral surgery such as dental implants and extractions. He is a member of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI), and he has attended the NeoBiotech World Symposium in Seoul.

He also belongs to the West Coast Study Club, a continuing education group for dentists. His own words describe his goal as comprehensive care with respect and a personal touch.

Dr. Cho speaks English and Korean. If you searched for "Dr. Jaewoo Cho dental implants" and want to know whether he is the right dentist for your case, a consultation is where that gets decided.

Dr. Jeon was born in Busan, South Korea. She earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry in 2014. Her Dental Board of California license number is 64056.

She performs molar implant surgeries and also treats patients with removable or fixed partial and complete dentures. In 2019 she completed a course on implant therapy in complex and full-arch cases ("Beyond the 3-Unit Bridge"). She also lectured as a faculty member at a live implant surgery and third molar extraction seminar.

She is a member of the American Dental Association, the California Dental Association and the Los Angeles Dental Society. Dr. Jeon speaks English and Korean.

Dr. Blanco is a general dentist. He grew up in Southern California, studied biological sciences at UC Irvine and went on to Roseman University of Health Sciences.

Each year he spends time on continuing education, with a focus on esthetic dentistry, implants and Invisalign. He speaks English and Spanish.

The practice names Dr. Cho and Dr. Jeon as the dentists who place implants. Dr. Blanco is part of the wider care team.

Both dentists begin by checking how much bone you have. Implants need enough bone to fuse with, so if there is not enough, they may talk with you about bone grafting first.

They also plan how many implants you need together with the type of replacement tooth that will sit on them. Options include a single implant, two or three implants supporting a bridge, All-on-4, or an implant-supported denture. You can compare these on our implant types page.

To see how the visits unfold, read about the treatment process and timeline. Questions about coverage are covered on our insurance page. A consultation decides what is right for you.