Miss Korea winner Woo Seo-yoon expresses confidence after dental procedure
Woo Seo-yoon, the winner of the 70th Miss Korea Pageant, expressed high satisfaction with a recent dental procedure that has boosted her confidence in front of the camera.
Following her selection as the 'Jin' winner at the 70th Miss Korea Pageant this past August, Woo Seo-yoon shared her satisfaction with recent dental work in a video released by Zeronate on the 27th.

Woo Seo-yoon, the winner of the 2026 Miss Korea Pageant, has demonstrated significantly increased confidence following a recent dental procedure. The daughter of former basketball player Woo Ji-won, who gained public recognition through various television appearances since childhood, is now standing confidently before cameras as the Miss Korea winner, showcasing her unique charm. In particular, her shyly presented "front tooth flirting" while showing her teeth drew laughter.
An interview video of Woo Seo-yoon was released on the official social media account of the dental procedure brand Zeronate on the 27th. In the video, Woo expressed her honest satisfaction with the recent dental work, smiling brightly as she stated, "I believe it is most important for teeth to look natural, and I am satisfied because they have become natural after the procedure."
She also mentioned the changes she noticed after the procedure. "I have had many opportunities to stand in front of the camera recently," Woo said, adding, "Since my teeth are captured well in those moments, I feel that I made the right decision to do it." As her opportunities to appear at official events and in front of cameras have increased since being selected as the Miss Korea winner, she appears to feel satisfied that her smile can be expressed naturally.
When asked for her secret to flirting, she gave an unexpectedly shy response. "If it is someone I am interested in, I cannot speak well and I become awkward," Woo explained, noting that "being awkward is my flirting." Her honest confession that she becomes clumsy in front of people she likes added a layer of unexpected charm, contrasting with her confident image as a Miss Korea winner.
When requested to demonstrate "tooth flirting" directly, Woo hesitated briefly before smiling to reveal her teeth. She then asked, "Isn't this it?", bringing laughter to the scene. Her response to the request with a natural smile rather than a grand technique drew attention. After expressing her satisfaction with the dental procedure, she concluded the interview on a pleasant note by demonstrating an impromptu flirt using her smile.
She also shared an episode regarding her father, Woo Ji-won. "In the past, when I was out with my dad, many people would ask him for photos and autographs, but lately, some people only ask me for photos," Woo said. She added a bit of humor, saying she felt like she had "slightly beaten" her father. This represents a meaningful shift for her, as she is now garnering attention under her own name after once being in the spotlight as the daughter of a famous basketball player.
Woo Seo-yoon is the eldest of Woo Ji-won's two daughters and was awarded the highest honor, 'Jin' (winner), at the 70th Miss Korea Pageant held this past August. Born in 2003, she is reported to have majored in Fine Arts at Tufts University in the United States. During her childhood, she made her face known to viewers by appearing on SBS's 'Star Junior Show: Like Parent, Like Child' and JTBC's 'Having Children Is a Blessing'.
Having appeared on broadcasts with her father as a child, Woo Seo-yoon is now building her own independent presence based on her achievement as the Miss Korea winner. In this interview, she drew interest not only by expressing satisfaction with her dental procedure but also by revealing her honest side—such as becoming awkward in front of people she likes—and her recent status of seemingly surpassing her father's popularity. Her "front tooth flirting," shown with a shy smile, revealed a different charm from her confident stage persona.
Oh Seo-yoon reports for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-drama, K-pop and K-movie.
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