Dr. Min Oh

Dr. Min Oh is a periodontist and clinician-scientist with advanced training in periodontal surgery, implant dentistry, and tissue regeneration. He earned his DDS and PhD from the University of Michigan through an

accelerated dual-degree program and completed his MSD and specialty training in periodontics at the University of Washington.

 

Dr. Oh’s clinical experience includes care in both private practice and public health settings, giving him a broad understanding of patient needs across diverse communities. This background reflects his commitment to service, access to care, and thoughtful, patient-centered treatment.

 

With a background in regenerative biology and clinical periodontics, Dr. Oh approaches patient care with a unique perspective: combining surgical precision with a deep understanding of the biologic principles that support healing. His clinical interests include periodontal regeneration, implant therapy, bone grafting, and interdisciplinary treatment planning.

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Dr. Oh has contributed to multiple peer-reviewed scientific publications and remains actively engaged with current literature through academic editorial and review roles. This ongoing involvement helps him stay current with emerging research, evolving technology, and evidence-based advances in periodontal and

implant care.

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In addition to his clinical and research background, Dr. Oh has served as a clinical instructor at both the University of Washington School of Dentistry and the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, mentoring dental students in clinical technique, treatment planning, and patient care.

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His philosophy is centered on research-driven, biologically informed periodontal care and uses evidence, experience, and precision to help patients achieve stable, healthy, long-lasting outcomes.