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The Complete Teeth Whitening Guide · 2026 Edition · Singapore
Updated 15 August 2026
Teeth Whitening in Singapore
2026 Complete Guide
Professional whitening in Singapore, explained in full — systems, costs, regulation, suitability, sensitivity, and what actually happens at each appointment.
The Short Answer
In-clinic professional teeth whitening in Singapore ranges from $299 to $1,500+ depending on the system, clinic, and what is included. At Dentalis, in-chair whitening using the InnoWhite Pro HP35 system is $872 inclusive of GST. Teeth whitening is a cosmetic dental procedure and is not claimable under MediSave or CHAS. In Singapore, hydrogen peroxide concentrations for dental whitening are regulated under the Health Products Act.
Medically reviewed by Dr Jonathan Liu · BDS (NUS) · SDC Reg. D21395J · 25+ Years
In-Clinic Range
$299 – $1,500+
Per session · Singapore private clinics · System-dependent
At Dentalis
From $872
InnoWhite Pro HP35 · Incl. 9% GST · No consultation surcharge
Take-Home Kit
$654
Boutique Kit · Opalescence 35% CP · Incl. GST · Custom trays
Duration
45–75 min
Single appointment · In-chair · No follow-up needed
MediSave / CHAS
Not claimable
Cosmetic procedure · Some private insurance may cover
System at Dentalis
InnoWhite HP35
Made in Singapore · Germany-formulated · 35% HP
Cost & Pricing
How much does professional teeth whitening cost in Singapore?
In-clinic professional teeth whitening in Singapore ranges from $299 to $1,500 and above. Take-home kits prescribed by a dentist typically range from $400 to $700 before GST.
| Treatment Type | Singapore Market Range | Dentalis Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| In-Clinic Professional Whitening | $299 – $1,500+ | $800 (The Glow) | 45–75 min, single appointment, InnoWhite Pro HP35, ACP desensitiser included |
| In-Clinic + Scaling & Polishing | $400 – $1,700+ | $950 (The Ritual) | Professional clean + whitening in one 90-min appointment |
| In-Clinic + GBT (EMS AIRFLOW) | $450 – $1,800+ | $1,050 (The Ritual+) | Guided Biofilm Therapy deep clean + whitening |
| Take-Home Kit (Dentist-Prescribed) | $400 – $700 | $600 (Boutique Kit) | Custom trays via iTero Lumina Pro scan + Opalescence 35% CP, 30 mins daily |
| Beauty Salon LED Whitening | $60 – $200 | Not at Dentalis | Non-peroxide formulas only (HSA regulation); surface stain removal only |
| Over-the-Counter (Pharmacy / Online) | $20 – $150 | Not at Dentalis | Max 0.1% HP (HSA consumer limit); not dentist-supervised |
All Dentalis prices before 9% GST, correct as at July 2026. Market ranges indicative. Subject to clinical assessment. In accordance with the Healthcare Services (Advertisement) Regulations 2021.
What does the price difference mean?
The Singapore market spans a wide range. The price you pay reflects what is included at each level.
Entry Tier
$299 – $500
Standard chemical bleaching gel. Pre-treatment assessment and post-treatment desensitiser may not be included. Results vary by starting shade and staining type.
Mid Tier
$500 – $800
Standard LED or laser activation. Multiple gel cycles, clinical supervision throughout. Pola Office, BlancOne Click, and entry Zoom sessions sit in this range.
Premium Tier
$800 – $1,500+
InnoWhite Pro HP35, Philips Zoom, BlancOne Ultra. Structured five to six steps protocol. ACP desensitiser included.
Regulation & Safety
Is teeth whitening regulated in Singapore? Why is a dental clinic different from a beauty salon?
In Singapore, teeth whitening is regulated under the Health Products Act, aligned with the ASEAN Cosmetic Directive. The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) enforces clear limits on hydrogen peroxide concentration by provider type.
| Provider Type | Max HP Permitted (HSA) | Legal Status | Clinical Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consumer / OTC (pharmacies, online) | 0.1% hydrogen peroxide | Approved for public retail | None required |
| Beauty salons / aesthetic studios | 0% peroxide (legally prohibited) | Restricted to non-peroxide cosmetics only | None |
| Dentist-prescribed take-home kits | Up to 6% hydrogen peroxide | Prescription only — via registered dentist | Consultation required |
| In-clinic chairside whitening | Up to 35% hydrogen peroxide | Clinical use only — under dentist supervision | Mandatory clinical exam |
Beauty salons in Singapore cannot legally use hydrogen peroxide for whitening. They use non-peroxide formulas which address surface staining only. The HSA actively monitors non-compliant products sold online. HSA advisory on DIY whitening kits.
Subsidies & Insurance
Is teeth whitening covered by MediSave or CHAS in Singapore?
MediSave
Not claimable
Teeth whitening is classified as a cosmetic dental procedure and is excluded from MediSave coverage regardless of clinic or dentist.
CHAS
Not claimable
Dentalis is a CHAS-enrolled clinic. CHAS covers preventive and restorative treatments only. Cosmetic procedures including whitening, veneers, and composite bonding are excluded.
Corporate / International Insurance
Possible
Some corporate and international plans may include partial reimbursement for cosmetic dental treatment. Obtain written confirmation from your insurer before treatment. Dentalis can provide an itemised invoice for self-claim submission.
When Patients Book Whitening
Before a wedding, interview, or special event
Many patients at Dentalis book teeth whitening in preparation for a significant moment — a wedding, a photoshoot, a job interview, a graduation ceremony, or a major presentation. A single in-chair InnoWhite session, completed in under 90 minutes including consultation, can be scheduled two to four weeks before the occasion to allow any transient sensitivity to fully resolve.
Whitening is also booked as a seasonal reset — before Lunar New Year, before Hari Raya, or as part of an annual smile maintenance routine. Patients who have recently completed Invisalign or orthodontic treatment often book whitening as a natural final step. Learn about Invisalign at Dentalis →
Treatment Options
Types of teeth whitening available in Singapore
01 — Clinical
Dentist-supervised
In-Chair (In-Clinic) Professional Whitening
In-chair whitening is performed at the dental clinic in a single appointment. At Dentalis, the InnoWhite Pro HP35 system — manufactured in Singapore, formulated in Germany — contains 35% hydrogen peroxide and is activated with low-heat LED technology. The five-step protocol takes 45 to 75 minutes. The tooth shade is recorded before and compared after treatment. A post-treatment ACP desensitiser is applied at the end of every session.
35% HP
45–75 min
Single visit
$299–$1,500+
02 — Prescribed
Dentist-prescribed at home
Take-Home Whitening Kit (Dentist-Prescribed)
A dentist-prescribed take-home kit involves custom-fabricated trays made from a precise digital scan of your teeth — at Dentalis, using the iTero Lumina Pro scanner — paired with a prescribed gel. The Boutique Take-Home Kit uses Opalescence 35% carbamide peroxide with potassium nitrate and fluoride. Carbamide peroxide breaks down into hydrogen peroxide and urea in contact with saliva, releasing the active whitening agent gradually over the course of treatment. $654 inclusive of GST.
35% CP
Daily 30-min sessions
Custom trays
$250–$700
03 — Limited
Non-peroxide only (HSA)
Beauty Salon LED Whitening
Aesthetic salons in Singapore offer LED whitening sessions from $60 to $200. Under HSA regulations, salons cannot legally use hydrogen peroxide. They use non-peroxide formulations which address surface staining only — not a clinical whitening procedure.
0% HP (prohibited by law)
Surface stain only
$60–$200
04 — Consumer
Pharmacy / online
Over-the-Counter Products
Whitening toothpastes, strips, pens, and kits from pharmacies are capped at 0.1% hydrogen peroxide under HSA regulation. Whitening toothpastes primarily use mild abrasives to remove surface staining — they do not bleach the underlying enamel structure.
Max 0.1% HP
No supervision
$20–$150
At a Glance — Option Comparison
| Option | Efficacy | Cost (SG) |
|---|---|---|
| In-clinic whitening | Highest | $299–$1,500+ |
| Take-home kit (dentist) | High | $250–$700 |
| Beauty salon LED | Limited | $60–$200 |
| OTC strips / kits | Minimal | $20–$150 |
| Whitening toothpaste | Surface only | $5–$25/mo |
Whitening Systems in Singapore
Professional teeth whitening systems: how they compare
Different in-clinic whitening systems vary in chemistry, activation method, treatment time, and sensitivity profile. The shade achievable depends on several factors including peroxide concentration, baseline tooth shade, stain type, and individual response.
| System | Activation | Main Ingredient | Treatment Time | Sensitivity Profile | At Dentalis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| InnoWhite HP35 | Low-heat LED | 35% hydrogen peroxide | 45–75 min | Sensitivity-aware design; ACP desensitiser included | ✓ In-chair system |
| Philips Zoom WhiteSpeed | High-intensity blue LED | 25% hydrogen peroxide | 45–60 min | Higher sensitivity; generates more heat | — |
| Opalescence Pro (in-chair) | Chemical — no light | 40% hydrogen peroxide | ~60 min | Moderate | ✓ Take-home only |
| BlancOne Ultra+ | Photodynamic LED technology | 35% hydrogen peroxide | ~30 min | Low sensitivity design | — |
| BlancOne Ultra | Photodynamic LED technology | 29% hydrogen peroxide | ~30 min | Low sensitivity design | — |
| BlancOne Click | Cold blue LED | 16% carbamide peroxide equiv. | ~10 min | Low sensitivity design | — |
| Pola Office+ | Chemical — no light | 35% hydrogen peroxide | ~32 min | Contains potassium nitrate; lower sensitivity | — |
All in-clinic systems must be applied by a Singapore Dental Council-registered dentist. Manufacturer-reported outcomes vary by individual.
About InnoWhite HP35 and Opalescence at Dentalis
InnoWhite HP35 is the in-chair system at Dentalis — manufactured in Singapore, formulated in Germany. It uses 35% hydrogen peroxide with a low-heat LED-assisted protocol. For take-home whitening, Dentalis uses Opalescence 35% carbamide peroxide with potassium nitrate and fluoride for gradual, comfortable whitening in 30-minute daily sessions.
InnoWhite vs Zoom — the key difference
Both use 35%+ HP. Philips Zoom WhiteSpeed uses a high-intensity blue lamp. High-intensity light activation has been associated with greater pulpal temperature rise in some studies, which may contribute to post-whitening sensitivity alongside chemical penetration and individual susceptibility. InnoWhite uses low-heat LED activation with an ACP desensitiser included in every session at Dentalis.
Why Opalescence for take-home
Opalescence 35% carbamide peroxide includes potassium nitrate and fluoride. Potassium nitrate reduces dentinal sensitivity by blocking the nerve response pathway; fluoride supports enamel remineralisation during the treatment period.
Understanding the Difference
Teeth brightening vs teeth whitening
Teeth brightening refers to surface-level improvement — removing visible staining, plaque deposits, and surface discolouration through professional cleaning. It does not change the underlying enamel shade. Many patients find their teeth look noticeably brighter after a professional clean alone — this is brightening, not whitening.
Teeth whitening involves a chemical process — hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide penetrating the enamel and breaking down the chromogen compounds within the tooth structure. This changes the actual enamel shade, not just the surface appearance, and requires a clinical assessment and a dentist to perform or prescribe the treatment.
For patients deciding between the two: if your teeth feel clean but still look stained, whitening is likely the right approach. Both can be combined in a single appointment at Dentalis. Guided Biofilm Therapy at Dentalis →
Sensitivity & Comfort
Will teeth whitening hurt? What about sensitivity?
Temporary tooth sensitivity — dentin hypersensitivity — is the most commonly reported side effect of professional whitening. It typically resolves within 24 to 72 hours. The mechanism: hydrogen peroxide penetrates the enamel and reaches the dentinal tubules — the microscopic channels that transmit sensory signals to the nerve. Not all whitening systems produce the same degree of sensitivity — the activation method matters.
Why InnoWhite is Different
InnoWhite Pro HP35 uses low-heat LED activation, calibrated to enhance the oxidation of the whitening gel without generating the thermal load that contributes to sensitivity in older high-intensity systems. This meaningfully reduces — not eliminates — the sharp sensitivity response many patients experience with other in-chair treatments.
For Patients with Sensitive Teeth
Patients with a history of sensitivity are assessed specifically before any whitening is recommended. For patients where in-chair treatment is not immediately suitable, the take-home Opalescence kit — with potassium nitrate and fluoride — offers a gentler approach with gradual shade change in daily sessions.
During Treatment
Sensitivity is monitored throughout each InnoWhite treatment cycle at Dentalis. Dr Jonathan Liu adjusts the protocol in real time based on patient comfort. The protocol can be modified without compromising the overall outcome.
After Treatment
A post-treatment desensitiser containing amorphous calcium phosphate (ACP) and fluoride is applied at the end of every in-chair session at Dentalis — included in the price. ACP deposits into the dentinal tubules, physically reducing the sensitivity pathway.
Safety
Is professional teeth whitening safe?
Professional teeth whitening performed by a registered dentist in Singapore is considered safe when conducted on suitable candidates with healthy teeth and gums. The concentration of hydrogen peroxide is regulated under Singapore’s Health Products (Cosmetic Products) Regulations, aligned with the ASEAN Cosmetic Directive. The HSA enforces these limits and the Singapore Dental Council (SDC) and Singapore Dental Association (SDA) provide clinical guidelines for registered dentists.
At Dentalis, Dr Jonathan Liu (BDS, NUS; SDC D21395J; 25+ years experience) personally assesses each patient before any whitening is performed. The most common concern — enamel damage — does not occur when whitening is performed correctly. Professional whitening gels target the chromogen compounds responsible for tooth discolouration through an oxidation reaction that breaks their light-absorbing chemical bonds, without dissolving or eroding the enamel matrix.
Suitability
Who is a good candidate for teeth whitening?
Professional whitening works best on natural tooth enamel with extrinsic staining — discolouration from coffee, tea, red wine, tobacco, and ageing.
Good Candidates
- Yellow/brown extrinsic staining from coffee, tea, or wine
- Nicotine or tobacco surface staining
- Age-related gradual darkening of natural enamel
- Healthy teeth and gums, no active decay or gum disease
- Natural enamel on front teeth without major restorations
- Recently completed Invisalign or orthodontic treatment
Assess Individually
- Crowns, veneers, or composite fillings on front teeth — whitening won’t change these, may create a shade mismatch
- Significant sensitivity or exposed root surfaces
- History of enamel erosion
- Mild tetracycline staining — may respond to extended take-home treatment
Not Suitable
- Active gum disease or untreated cavities
- Severe intrinsic staining (tetracycline, fluorosis, trauma)
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Children and adolescents under 18
What degree of whitening can you expect?
Whitening outcomes are measured by comparing your tooth shade before and after treatment using a standardised clinical shade guide (VITA Classical or VITA 3D-Master). Most patients with moderate extrinsic staining on natural enamel achieve a measurable improvement across 2 to 5 shade units in a single in-chair session. The realistic improvement for your specific teeth is discussed openly during your assessment at Dentalis.
Note on restorations: Whitening gel does not change the colour of existing crowns, veneers, bridges, or composite fillings. If you have restorations on your front teeth, this is assessed at your consultation — Dr Liu will advise whether whitening is appropriate and whether restorations would need updating to match a lighter shade.
Understanding Discolouration
What causes tooth discolouration?
Extrinsic staining develops on and within the outer enamel surface from coffee, tea, red wine, cola, tobacco, and certain foods. These introduce chromogen compounds — organic molecules with light-absorbing chemical structures — that accumulate within the porous enamel layer. Chromogen compounds are the target of hydrogen peroxide’s oxidation reaction during professional whitening. Extrinsic staining responds predictably well to professional whitening.
Intrinsic discolouration occurs within the dentine — the inner layer of the tooth. It results from ageing, tetracycline antibiotic exposure during tooth development, dental trauma, fluorosis, or tooth decay. Intrinsic staining is harder to address with whitening and may require higher concentrations, extended treatment, or cosmetic alternatives such as composite bonding or veneers.
Dental plaque — the biofilm of bacteria that forms on tooth surfaces — also contributes to surface discolouration over time. A professional clean before whitening removes this biofilm, allowing the whitening gel to make uniform contact with the enamel surface for more consistent results.
Age-related darkening is a distinct mechanism: as enamel thins gradually over time, the underlying dentine — which is naturally more yellow than enamel — becomes more visible through the surface. This is why patients in their 40s and 50s often find whitening results harder to sustain, and why periodic maintenance becomes progressively more important with age.
The Science & Process
How does professional teeth whitening work?
Professional teeth whitening uses hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide as the active agent. When applied to the tooth surface, the peroxide molecules penetrate the enamel and break down the chromogen compounds responsible for discolouration through an oxidation reaction. Carbamide peroxide breaks down into hydrogen peroxide and urea in contact with saliva, releasing the active whitening agent gradually with reduced sensitivity risk.
The InnoWhite five-step protocol at Dentalis
Step 1
Shade Assessment
Your current tooth shade is recorded using a standardised shade guide before treatment begins. This documents your baseline colour and serves as the reference point for comparing results after treatment.
Step 2
Gum & Tissue Protection
InnoDam — a gingival protector is carefully applied to the gum tissue and all surrounding soft tissue. This ensures the whitening gel contacts only the enamel surface throughout the procedure.
Step 3
HP35 Gel Application
The 35% hydrogen peroxide InnoWhite gel is applied evenly across the treatment teeth. The formulation is calibrated for effective chromogen breakdown while minimising sensitivity during active treatment cycles.
Step 4
Low-Heat LED Activation
The gel is activated using the InnoWhite low-heat LED unit across timed cycles. Dr Jonathan Liu monitors patient comfort throughout and can adjust the protocol in real time. Total treatment time is 45–75 minutes including setup.
Step 5
Desensitiser & Shade Review
InnoSense Desensitising and Remineralising Gel containing potassium nitrate, sodium fluoride, and nano-Hydroxyapatite (nano-HA) particles is applied via dentinal tubules, physically reducing the sensitivity pathway. Your shade is compared against the pre-treatment baseline. Aftercare instructions are provided before you leave.
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InnoWhite full guide →Results & Maintenance
How long do results last? What to do after whitening?
In-chair whitening results typically last between six months and two years, depending on dietary habits, oral hygiene, and lifestyle. As enamel thins naturally with age, the underlying dentine becomes increasingly visible — making periodic maintenance progressively more important over time.
The 24-hour white diet. In the 24 hours immediately after whitening, the enamel pellicle is temporarily disrupted, leaving teeth more susceptible to staining.
Avoid for 24 hours: coffee, tea, red wine, cola, dark fruit juices, soy sauce, curry, tomato-based sauces, beetroot, dark berries, and coloured mouthwash.
Recommended during this window: water, milk, plain rice, white fish, chicken breast, plain yoghurt, white bread, and clear soups.
Longer-term maintenance. For most patients, a dentist-prescribed take-home whitening kit is the most practical way to manage brightness between professional sessions. Regular Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) — using EMS AIRFLOW technology to remove dental plaque and biofilm — removes surface deposits before they re-stain the enamel. Re-whitening is generally appropriate every 12 to 24 months, assessed individually. When to top up and how frequently depends on your diet, habits, and how quickly your teeth restain — which Dr Jonathan Liu can assess at any routine appointment.
Location
Teeth whitening in Tanjong Pagar, Singapore CBD
Dentalis is located at 52 Craig Rd, Tanjong Pagar, Singapore 089690 — a boutique dental clinic in a restored heritage shophouse in the Singapore CBD. In-chair whitening takes 45 to 75 minutes, making it a practical lunch-hour appointment for professionals working in the central business district.
Maxwell MRT (TE18) · Exit 3 · ~8 min walk
Tanjong Pagar MRT (EW15) · Exit A · ~8 min walk
Outram Park MRT (NE3/EW16) · Exit 4 · ~8 min walk
Serving: Tanjong Pagar · Raffles Place · Marina Bay · Duxton Hill · Chinatown · River Valley · Tiong Bahru · Sentosa · Buona Vista · Harbourfront
“Whitening, when done well, is not about chasing an artificial white. It is about restoring clarity — lifting stains in a way that still feels like you. At Dentalis, every whitening treatment begins with an honest conversation, and ends only when we are both satisfied with the result.”
— Dr Jonathan Liu · Principal Dentist and Founder · BDS (NUS) · SDC Reg. D21395J · 25+ Years
Common Questions
Frequently asked questions — teeth whitening Singapore
In-clinic professional whitening in Singapore ranges from $299 to $1,500+ depending on the system and clinic. At Dentalis: The Dentalis Glow (InnoWhite Pro HP35) is $800 before GST. The Ritual (whitening + scaling and polishing) is $950. The Boutique Take-Home Kit (Opalescence) is $600. All prices correct August 2026, subject to clinical suitability.
The price reflects the system used, the dentist’s experience, what is included, and whether the quoted price is before or after 9% GST. Entry-tier sessions use standard chemical gels with basic protocols. Mid-range covers standard LED or laser activation. Premium sessions ($800–$1,500+) use named brand systems, include intensive desensitisers, follow a structured protocol, and are performed by experienced cosmetic dentists. At Dentalis, $872 covers the full 5-step InnoWhite session with ACP desensitiser included.
No. Teeth whitening is a cosmetic dental procedure in Singapore and is not claimable under MediSave or CHAS. Some corporate or international insurance plans may include partial reimbursement — check directly with your insurer before treatment.
Temporary tooth sensitivity is the most common side effect, typically resolving within 24 to 72 hours. At Dentalis, the InnoWhite Pro HP35 system uses low-heat LED activation to reduce the sensitivity response. A post-treatment amorphous calcium phosphate (ACP) desensitiser is applied at the end of every in-chair session. Patients with existing sensitivity are assessed before treatment.
Yes, when performed by a registered dentist on suitable candidates. In Singapore, peroxide concentrations are regulated under the Health Products Act and the ASEAN Cosmetic Directive. Consumer products are capped at 0.1% HP; in-clinic use goes up to 35% HP under clinical supervision. At Dentalis, Dr Jonathan Liu (SDC D21395J) assesses every patient before whitening is performed.
Patients with sensitive teeth can often whiten with the right system and assessment. The InnoWhite Pro HP35 at Dentalis uses low-heat LED activation. For patients where in-chair treatment is not suitable, the Opalescence take-home kit with potassium nitrate and fluoride provides a gentler alternative in daily sessions. All patients are assessed individually. Teeth whitening for sensitive teeth — full guide →
Yes. Re-whitening is generally appropriate every 12 to 24 months depending on lifestyle and diet. Before re-treatment, enamel condition and sensitivity history are reassessed. Regular GBT or scaling and polishing between treatments helps extend the interval before re-whitening is needed.
Teeth brightening refers to surface-level improvement through professional cleaning — removing visible staining and plaque deposits. It does not change the underlying enamel shade. Teeth whitening uses hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide to break down chromogen compounds within the tooth structure, changing the actual enamel shade. Whitening requires a clinical assessment and dentist supervision; brightening does not.
No. Teeth whitening is a cosmetic procedure and is not offered at government polyclinics or public dental clinics in Singapore. It is available exclusively at private dental clinics operated by Singapore Dental Council-registered dentists.
Clinical Sources
References
Clinical claims and fee benchmarks cited in this guide are drawn from the following primary sources.
- Irusa K, Abd Alrahaem I, Ngoc CN, Donovan T — Tooth whitening procedures: A narrative review. Dentistry Review, 2022;2(3):100055. Cited for whitening mechanism, system comparison, sensitivity profile, and longevity data.
- Carey CM — Tooth Whitening: What We Now Know. Journal of Evidence-Based Dental Practice, 2014;14(Suppl):70–76. Cited for clinical outcomes and result longevity.
- Health Sciences Authority Singapore — When DIY teeth whitening kit bought online leads to pain. Cited for HSA regulation of hydrogen peroxide concentration by provider type.
- Ministry of Health Singapore — Guide to Dental Treatment Costs. Cited for fee benchmark reference.
- Singapore Dental Council — Ethical Code and Ethical Guidelines. Regulatory framework for dental whitening procedures and advertising in Singapore.
Reviewed by Dr Jonathan Liu, BDS National University of Singapore · SDC Registration D21395J · Principal Dentist and Founder, Dentalis · 25+ years clinical experience · 10,000+ patients
Clinical claims on this page are supported by peer-reviewed literature cited above and reflect Dr Liu’s clinical practice and ongoing professional development. Rated 5.0 from 137 Google reviews. Last reviewed: July 2026. Next review: January 2027.
This guide provides general patient education and does not constitute clinical advice or a treatment quote. Suitability confirmed only after in-person clinical assessment. All fees are market estimates or Dentalis prices inclusive of 9% GST, subject to change without notice — confirm at consultation. Dentalis is a MediSave-accredited and CHAS-enrolled private dental clinic at 52 Craig Rd, Tanjong Pagar, Singapore 089690. Maxwell MRT (TE18, Exit 3) · Tanjong Pagar MRT (EW15) · Outram Park (EW16/NE3/TE17).
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