About Tooth Town
Tooth Town is a paediatric dental clinic located at 10 Chun Tin Road, Singapore, serving families islandwide. KakiList has verified the operating details and contact channels. The clinic holds a 4.9/5 rating across 126 Google reviews — a robust sample that reflects consistent patient feedback. No regulatory licence details have been supplied to KakiList; parents are advised to confirm the clinic's MOH Healthcare Services Licence and the attending dentist's Singapore Dental Council (SDC) registration directly before booking.
For a first visit, parents typically contact the clinic via WhatsApp, phone, or the online enquiry form to check appointment availability and confirm whether the dentist holds paediatric dental specialist accreditation. Paediatric dental consultations at private specialist clinics in Singapore generally run S$80–150 for an initial assessment, with scaling, fluoride treatment, fissure sealants, fillings, and extractions billed separately. Families with Integrated Shield Plans should confirm pre-authorisation for any planned procedure, and MediSave can be used for selected dental procedures under MediSave-approved limits. Bring the child's medical history and any allergy information; note the child's comfort level with dental environments, as paediatric dental clinics often offer behaviour-management techniques ranging from tell-show-do to sedation where indicated.
To make an appointment, contact Tooth Town directly via WhatsApp, phone, or the online form — provide the child's age, presenting concern, and preferred appointment slot to confirm availability.
Verify the dentist's name on the Singapore Dental Council register and the clinic's MOH Healthcare Services Licence before booking, and for any planned procedure request a written financial counselling estimate that itemises insurance payout, MediSave deduction, and out-of-pocket portions before paying any deposit.
Best dental experience of my life! I'm not one who fears going to see the dentist anyway, but I've never had a dental experience feel like a spa. Made a visit here as recommended by a friend who said he walked in and heard Pixies. Where is my mind indeed, because I've never had a dental experience feel like this. Worry not about your dentist trying to chat up a conversation to make you feel comfortable while their hands are in your mouth. Dr Benn Chua patiently explains each step and helps you feel comfortable in asking for more time should you feel discomfort. If I was a kid I would aspire to be like Dr Chua. Friendly, cheery, and great at his job. What a guy! TLDR; Great dental cleaning, thorough explanation for steps to take before and for future visits. No hard selling. Decent prices and accessible location. Staff are also friendly. As a 30 year old, I am now a loyal citizen of Tooth Town.
First time bringing my lil one to a dentist. Our kiddo is a shy, and sensitive to new environment and sounds. We were worried that he might cried his way in and out of the dental clinic. But lo and behold, Dr Nicole and the nurse were so nice, kind and gentle to him. Before he can realise what was going on, Dr Nicole was already performing her work on his teeth! My lil one came out feeling proud for his own bravery. Totally love the clinic, the safe and calm environment it creates and the staffs' gentleness.
The best dental clinic to bring your kids. The environment is very kid friendly with toys and knick knacks to make them feel comfortable and at ease. Both Dr Nicole and Dr Benn are super kid-friendly while still maintaining professionalism. Made my daughter feel comfortable and happy for the entire experience. Parents, if you want your child’s dental journey to begin trauma-free and learn that dental care can be fun and stress-free, this is the place! They are also very customer service oriented and were kind enough to waive certain fees too. Post cleaning, they also reward your child with a gift! My daughter does not fear going to the dentist at all! Highly recommended!
Brought my daughter here for her first dental check. Great first impression of their facilities and very nicely decorated waiting area.
On Saturday, my four-year-old daughter complained of a toothache and developed a fever. A quick search indicated that a toothache accompanied by a fever in children can suggest an underlying infection and may require prompt, even same-day, dental attention. Having previously visited Tooth Town and knowing they already had my daughter’s records, this was the first clinic we contacted. We were worried and called to ask if a walk-in appointment was possible, but the call went to voicemail. Given the urgency, we decided to drive to the clinic while waiting for a response. During the drive, we received a WhatsApp message informing us that the clinic was fully booked and that the next available appointment was on Monday morning. As we had already arrived, we decided to try walking in to check again. I explained our situation and asked if it might be possible to slot us in, even if it meant waiting. However, Dr Benn Chua, who was at the counter, simply stated that they were fully booked and that it was not possible. We later asked if we could return after 7.30pm as an emergency visit but once again, we were turned away and advised to seek dental care elsewhere. While this may not have appeared urgent from a clinical perspective, for parents of a young child who was in pain and running a fever, it felt like an emergency to us. Having previously seen Dr Nicole at the clinic, we had hoped for a bit more understanding or guidance. Although we understand how busy clinics can be, the interaction felt somewhat lacking in empathy, and we left feeling disappointed and unsure of our next steps. We later noticed other reviews mentioning that walk-ins had been accommodated for emergency cases, and we wish our experience had been similar. We share this in the hope that future parents in similar situations might receive clearer guidance or reassurance when their child is unwell.
Side-by-side with the next three highest-rated paediatric providers on KakiList, so you can see how Tooth Town stacks up at a glance.
| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tooth Town (this page) | ⭐ 4.9 | 126 | — | ✓ |
| Straits Dental | ⭐ 5.0 | 1630 | — | ✓ |
| Thomson Specialists Woodleigh | ⭐ 5.0 | 412 | — | ✓ |
| City Osteopathy and Physiotherapy | ⭐ 5.0 | 376 | — | ✓ |
Paediatric dental consultations at private clinics in Singapore typically run S$80–150 for a first visit. Common add-ons include scaling and polishing (S$80–150), fluoride treatment (S$30–60), fissure sealants (S$60–120 per tooth), composite fillings (S$100–250 per tooth), and extractions (S$100–300 depending on complexity). Sedation or general anaesthesia for anxious or very young children carries additional costs and usually requires a hospital setting. GST applies on private dental services. For any planned procedure, ask for a written cost estimate that separates insurance, MediSave, and out-of-pocket portions before consenting to treatment. Tooth Town displays a $$ pricing indicator, suggesting mid-range positioning for private paediatric dental care. See the full paediatric dental cost guide for Singapore →
Every legitimate dental clinic must hold an MOH Healthcare Services Licence under the Healthcare Services Act — verifiable on the MOH licensee directory. Every practising dentist is registered with the Singapore Dental Council (SDC); you can search by name at sdc.gov.sg to confirm registration status and whether the practitioner holds specialist accreditation in Paediatric Dentistry, which is the relevant specialist register for a clinic of this focus. No licence details have been submitted to KakiList for Tooth Town. Parents should request the clinic's MOH licence number and the consulting dentist's SDC registration details directly before booking. For any planned procedure under sedation or general anaesthesia, confirm the anaesthetist's SMC registration as well. Do not rely solely on Google reviews to assess clinical credentials — verify both the clinic licence and the named practitioner's SDC entry independently.
MediSave can be used for selected dental procedures — notably oral surgery such as surgical extractions and wisdom tooth removal — under the MediSave withdrawal limits for approved dental procedures (up to S$950 per tooth for complex cases at approved clinics). Routine scaling, fillings, and preventive treatments are generally not MediSave-claimable. Integrated Shield Plans (IPs) typically cover dental treatment only where it arises from an accident or is part of a covered surgical admission; stand-alone private dental consultations are usually excluded. Check your specific IP policy wording before assuming coverage. For any planned procedure, request a pre-treatment financial counselling session at the clinic. Ask for an itemised written estimate showing the procedure cost, which portion (if any) can be paid via MediSave, what your insurer will cover, and the remaining out-of-pocket amount. Skipping this step is the most common source of bill disputes after treatment. See the full paediatric dental cost guide for Singapore →
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