Greenlife Dental Clinic (Bukit Batok) ✓ ACRA Verified

Dental fees in Singapore vary considerably by procedure. A routine consultation and examination typically runs S$30–80, scaling and polishing S$60–150, a basic filling S$80–200 depending on material (composite vs amalgam), a single tooth extraction S$80–300, and surgical extraction S$300–800 or more. Crowns and implants sit at S$1,000–3,500+ per unit. GST applies to dental procedures. Medisave can be used for approved surgical procedures such as wisdom tooth surgery (up to S$950 per tooth). CHAS cardholders may be eligible for subsidised dental services if the clinic participates in the Community Health Assist Scheme — confirm this directly before your appointment. It is worth asking for a written treatment plan and fee estimate before any procedure begins. See the full dental cost guide for Singapore →

A referral is not required for a general dental consultation — you can book directly by phone or via the enquiry form. At your first visit, the dentist will conduct a clinical examination, may take X-rays if clinically indicated, and discuss findings before recommending any treatment. An intake form covering your medical history, current medications, and any known allergies is standard. If you have a complex medical condition — such as a bleeding disorder, are on blood thinners, or are undergoing cancer treatment — it is worth informing the clinic in advance so appropriate precautions can be arranged. For specialist procedures (orthodontics, implants, or oral surgery), a general dentist may refer you to a specialist practice or a public dental centre if the case warrants it.

Dental clinics and the dentists practising in them are regulated by the Singapore Dental Council (SDC) under the Dental Registration Act. Individual dentists must hold a valid practising certificate issued by the SDC — verifiable on the SDC's public register at sdc.gov.sg. Dental clinics operating as a business are also subject to MOH licensing requirements under the Healthcare Services Act. Greenlife Dental Clinic (Bukit Batok) does not have confirmed ACRA registration in the current listing data, and no regulatory licences have been listed. Before your appointment, it is advisable to confirm the consulting dentist's name and verify their SDC registration on the public register. The clinic holds a 4.8/5 rating across 304 Google reviews, which is a robust sample and a positive patient-experience signal, but licence verification remains a separate and important step. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the Singapore Dental Council's public register before treatment.