Practical advice from our clinics — costs, treatments and looking after your smile between visits.
Root canal treatment at Singapore private clinics costs $400–$1,400 depending on which tooth needs treatment. This guide breaks down the real numbers, CHAS subsidies, and what the procedure actually involves.
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Wondering what a dental consultation costs in Singapore? Smile Central Clinic charges $21–$31 for a consultation, with CHAS and Pioneer Generation subsidies available at all 8 heartland branches.
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Dental implants in Singapore range from $1,950 to $2,900 depending on the implant system. Here is what each option costs, how Medisave applies, and what to expect at Smile Central Clinic.
Read article →Neodent implant packages at Smile Central Clinic cost $1,950, GST already included — and eligible patients can pay the full amount using Medisave with no cash outlay.
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Dentures in Singapore range from about $320 to $818 for removable full sets and $450 to $750 for partial sets. Here's what shapes that range and whether subsidies apply.
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A dental checkup in Singapore typically costs $21–$98 for consultation and scaling. Find out what the visit involves, what subsidies apply, and how to claim them.
Read article →Dental implant costs in Singapore typically range from $1,950 to $2,900 at Smile Central Clinic, depending on the implant brand. Here is what is included, what subsidies apply, and what the procedure actually involves.
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Wisdom tooth surgery in Singapore costs $650–$2,900 depending on complexity. Find out what Medisave covers, how CHAS subsidies apply, and what to expect at Smile Central Clinic.
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From a $61 scaling to a $1,950 implant package — here's what dental care actually costs in Singapore, and how CHAS and Medisave can dramatically reduce what you pay.
Read article →That dull ache at the back of your jaw has a way of picking the worst possible week to escalate. Here are the seven signs a wisdom tooth is telling you it needs attention.
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Aligners look invisible in the ads, and braces look like secondary school. The honest answer about which straightens your teeth better depends on your case — and your habits.
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