Urgent care for toothache, broken or knocked-out teeth, lost fillings or crowns and dental swelling.
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Dental care in Bali
A Dentist in Bali, Explained Clearly and Easy to Request
Check-ups, cleaning, urgent toothache and restorative care for visitors, expats and residents.
Clear dental information and a simple way to request an appointment with a dentist in Bali, whether you're on holiday or living here. Read what each treatment involves, then send an appointment request. Mark it urgent if you're in pain.
- Clear, plain-English treatment information
- Online appointment request form
- Guides for visitors: flying, insurance and treatment timelines
Sound familiar?
Common Reasons People Look for a Dentist in Bali
Whether you're on holiday or living here, these are the problems that send most people searching for a dentist near me. Each one links to plain-English information on what to do next.
Toothache that won't settle
Pain that throbs, lingers after a cold drink or wakes you at night usually means the nerve is inflamed. It rarely settles on its own and is worth having checked quickly.
Urgent dental helpA broken or chipped tooth
Surf boards, reef breaks and scooter falls are common causes in Bali. Save any pieces, rinse gently and cover sharp edges until you can be seen.
What to do firstA lost filling or crown
The tooth underneath can feel sharp and sensitive. A lost crown can often be re-cemented, and a filling can be replaced or temporarily sealed.
About fillingsOverdue for a check-up and clean
Long trips and remote work make it easy to miss your usual visit. A check-up and scale and polish can usually be done together in one appointment.
About check-upsWisdom tooth pain
Swelling and pain around a back tooth is often pericoronitis, an infection around a partly erupted wisdom tooth. Repeated flare-ups may mean it should come out.
About extractionsWanting a brighter smile
Dentist-supervised whitening lifts stains safely and can fit into a single visit. Planning an event? Book it a few days ahead.
About whiteningDental Treatments in Bali
General, restorative and cosmetic dentistry, explained before you book. Start with the treatment you need, or tell us your symptoms and the clinic will guide you.
Read First, Then Request
Every treatment page explains what's involved, how many visits it takes, recovery and the factors that affect the cost, in plain English.
Browse all treatmentsUrgent Help
Toothache, a broken tooth or swelling? See what to do now and send an urgent request.
Emergency dentist guideHow Requests Work
- SendOnline form, any time
- Urgent?Tick the urgent box
- ConfirmClinic contacts you
Visitor-Friendly Guidance
Number of visits, flying after treatment and insurance documents are covered on every treatment page, so you can plan around your trip.
Our treatments
View all treatments From Check-Ups to Crowns
A full examination of teeth, gums and mouth to catch problems early.
About check-ups
Professional scale and polish to remove plaque and tartar and keep gums healthy.
About teeth cleaning
Treatment for an infected or inflamed tooth nerve that relieves pain and saves the tooth.
About root canal
Crowns to protect cracked, worn or root-treated teeth, and bridges to replace missing teeth.
About crowns & bridges
Removal of teeth that cannot be saved, including painful wisdom teeth.
About extractions
Treatments that improve the colour, shape and alignment of your smile (confirmed treatments only).
About cosmetic
Dentist-supervised whitening to lift stains and brighten natural teeth.
About whitening Three simple steps
How Appointment Requests Work
No account or phone call needed. It takes a couple of minutes.
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Step 1: Choose your concern
Pick a treatment or describe your symptoms. Not sure what you need? Choose "Not sure - I have pain" and explain in your own words.
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Step 2: Send your request
Tell us your preferred day and time, and mark it urgent if you're in pain. Let us know where you're staying and how long you're in Bali.
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Step 3: Get a confirmation
The clinic confirms the appointment with you directly, and you can ask any questions about the treatment before you go.
In pain right now?
See what counts as an emergency and send an urgent request.
For visitors and residents 
Planning Dental Care in Bali
A few things are worth knowing before you see a dentist in Bali, whether you're here for a week or living in Badung Regency. Appointment times are in WITA (Central Indonesia Time).
Check the dentist is licensed
Every dentist practising in Indonesia should hold an STR (Surat Tanda Registrasi, the registration certificate) and an SIP (Surat Izin Praktik, the licence to practise at that clinic). It's fine to ask to see both. Many dentists are also members of PDGI, the Indonesian Dental Association.
Allow enough days for treatment
A check-up, clean or filling is usually one visit. A root canal can take one to three visits, and a crown usually needs two visits several days apart, so start multi-visit treatment early in your stay.
Plan around your flight
After fillings and most root canal visits, flying the next day is usually fine. After an extraction, follow your dentist's advice and avoid diving until you've healed. Leave a spare day before you fly out of Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS).
Keep papers for your insurer
Many travel policies cover emergency pain relief up to a limit but not routine or cosmetic work. For a travel insurance dental claim, keep an itemised invoice, proof of payment, treatment notes and any X-rays.
English-language dental care
Explaining symptoms in a second language is stressful when you're in pain. Every page on this site is written in plain English, and dental terms are explained the first time they appear. The clinic's languages will be listed once confirmed.
Areas We Serve
Patients Travelling from Across Bali
Patients travel to the clinic from these areas. Each page has local travel tips and the dental questions people there ask most.
Staying somewhere else? You can still request an appointment from anywhere in Bali.
See all areasNot Sure Where to Start?
Answer a few quick questions to find the treatment page that fits and whether to mark your request urgent.
FAQ
Questions About Seeing a Dentist in Bali
How do I request a dentist appointment in Bali?
Use the appointment request form: choose your treatment or concern, add your preferred day and time, and tick 'urgent' if you are in pain. The clinic then contacts you to confirm the appointment.
What counts as a dental emergency?
Severe or worsening toothache, a knocked-out or badly broken tooth, swelling in the gum or face, and bleeding that won't stop all need same-day care. Spreading facial swelling, fever, or trouble breathing or swallowing need a hospital emergency department first.
What should I do if a tooth is knocked out?
Pick the tooth up by the crown, not the root, rinse it briefly without scrubbing, and put it back in the socket if you can or keep it in milk or saliva. Get to a dentist as fast as possible, ideally within an hour.
How can I check that a dentist in Indonesia is licensed?
Ask for the dentist's STR (registration certificate) and SIP (licence to practise at that clinic). Licensed dentists can provide both, and many are also members of PDGI, the Indonesian Dental Association.
Does travel insurance cover dental treatment in Bali?
Many travel policies cover emergency pain relief up to a set limit but not routine or cosmetic work. Keep an itemised invoice, proof of payment, treatment notes and any X-rays to make your claim.
How many days do I need in Bali for dental treatment?
A check-up, clean or filling usually takes one visit. A root canal takes one to three visits and a crown usually takes two visits several days apart, so leave spare days before your flight.
Can I fly after dental treatment?
After most routine treatment, including fillings and root canals, flying the next day is usually fine. After an extraction or surgery, follow your dentist's advice and avoid diving until the area has healed.
How much does a dentist cost in Bali?
The cost depends on the treatment, the materials used and the number of visits. Always ask for a written, itemised quote before treatment starts. Each treatment page explains the factors that affect the price.
Request a Dental Appointment Today
Whether you have a specific concern or just need a routine check-up, send a short request and the clinic will contact you to confirm a time.
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After you send your request
The clinic contacts you by phone, WhatsApp or email to confirm the appointment.
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In pain?
Tick "urgent" so your request is flagged as a priority.
Request sent
Thank you. Your request has been sent and the clinic will contact you to confirm.