IOSC Novena Dental Clinic ✓ ACRA Verified

Dental fees in Singapore vary considerably by procedure. A routine consultation and examination typically runs S$30–80, with scaling and polishing adding S$50–150. More involved treatments carry higher costs: composite fillings S$80–250 per tooth, a single dental crown S$1,200–2,500, dental implants S$3,500–6,000 per implant, and basic orthodontic packages from S$3,500 upwards. X-rays, where needed, are usually billed separately at S$20–80 per film or S$150–300 for a full-mouth OPG. IOSC Novena Dental Clinic has not published a detailed fee schedule on this listing, so it is advisable to ask for a written treatment plan with itemised costs before proceeding — particularly for multi-stage or high-cost procedures. GST applies to dental services at the prevailing rate. See the full dental cost guide for Singapore →

A referral is not required to book a first appointment at a private dental clinic. You can call or submit the enquiry form directly to arrange a consultation. The initial visit typically involves a clinical examination and, where clinically indicated, radiographs to give the dentist a complete picture of your oral health before any treatment is recommended. If you have a complex or specialist need — such as oral surgery, implantology, orthodontics, or a temporomandibular condition — the general dentist may refer you internally or to an external specialist. A GP referral to a polyclinic dentist can be useful if you wish to access subsidised dental care under CHAS, but for a private clinic such as IOSC Novena Dental Clinic this is not a prerequisite.

All dentists practising in Singapore must be registered with the Singapore Dental Council (SDC) under the Dental Registration Act. You can verify any dentist's registration on the SDC's public register at sdc.gov.sg before or at your appointment — the registered name, qualifications, and registration status are publicly searchable. No specific licences were listed for IOSC Novena Dental Clinic on this KakiList entry. It is reasonable to ask the clinic for the consulting dentist's full name and SDC registration number at the point of booking, particularly if specialist procedures are involved. Specialist dental practitioners (in disciplines such as orthodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, or prosthodontics) hold an additional specialist registration — confirm this where relevant to your treatment. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the relevant board's public register before treatment.