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Appointments

Request an Appointment

Tell us what you need and when you're free. The clinic will contact you to confirm the appointment.

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    Choose your treatment or concern

    Not sure? Pick "Not sure - I have pain" and describe your symptoms.

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    Add your preferred day and time

    Mention how long you're in Bali if you're visiting.

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    Tick "urgent" if you're in pain

    Pain, swelling or a broken tooth are flagged as a priority.

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Good to know

Before You Send Your Request

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.

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.