Compass One Dental ✓ ACRA Verified

Dental fees in Singapore vary considerably by procedure. A standard consultation typically runs S$20–60 at polyclinic-rate practices, S$60–120 at private dental clinics, and higher for specialist referrals. Common add-ons include scaling and polishing (S$80–200), composite fillings (S$100–250 per tooth), extractions (S$80–300 for simple, S$600–1,500 for surgical wisdom tooth removal), and dental crowns (S$800–2,500). X-rays are typically S$20–60 per film. Compass One Dental displays a mid-range price indicator, but exact fees were not provided in this listing. Contact the clinic directly for a fee schedule or to confirm the cost of your intended procedure before attending. See the full dental cost guide for Singapore →

A GP referral is generally not required to book a first appointment at a private dental clinic — you can call or submit the enquiry form directly. At the first visit, you will typically complete an intake form covering your medical history, current medications, and allergies, as some conditions and medications (blood thinners, bisphosphonates, certain heart conditions) affect treatment decisions. Patients with complex conditions — such as uncontrolled diabetes, recent cardiac surgery, or immunosuppression — may benefit from a GP letter so the dentist can coordinate safely. If you intend to claim through MediShield Life for approved dental procedures (limited to specific surgical treatments), or through an employer's corporate dental benefit, confirm eligibility before the appointment to avoid billing surprises.

All practising dentists in Singapore must be registered with the Singapore Dental Council (SDC), which operates under the Ministry of Health. You can verify a dentist's name and registration status on the SDC's public register at moh.gov.sg before booking. Dental clinics must also hold an MOH clinic licence under the Healthcare Services Act. No regulatory licences were listed in this KakiList entry for Compass One Dental. This does not necessarily indicate a problem — SDC registration and clinic licensing are mandatory regardless of whether they appear here — but it is worth asking the clinic to confirm the consulting dentist's SDC registration number if you wish to verify independently. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the relevant board's public register before treatment.