Dental Clinics
Genuinely good, genuinely cheaper dental care draws its own kind of medical tourism to Bali
Bali has a dense cluster of dental clinics built partly around a real dental-tourism trade — quality that's comparable to Western clinics at a fraction of the price, drawing patients who schedule a Bali trip specifically around a treatment plan. For routine care it's simply a convenient, well-priced option for anyone spending real time on the island.
Quick facts
What draws dental tourists specifically
Crowns, implants, veneers and other bigger treatment plans can cost a fraction of Western prices even after factoring in flights and a few nights' accommodation — which is why some clinics are set up around multi-day treatment plans and communicate routinely in English, Russian, and other languages beyond Indonesian.
Choosing a clinic
Look for a clinic with genuine before/after case documentation, a dentist with verifiable international training or certification, and recent reviews specifically about the treatment you need — not just a general star rating. As with medical care generally, price shouldn't be the only factor; ask specifically about the equipment, materials and sterilization standards used.
Routine vs. major work
For routine cleanings, fillings and check-ups, quality is broadly consistent across reputable clinics and price differences are modest. For anything major (implants, extensive crown work), get a written treatment plan and, ideally, a second opinion before committing — the price gap between a reputable clinic and a corner-cutting one only shows up years later.
Well-known dental clinics
| Name | Area | Known for |
|---|---|---|
| BIMC Dental | Kuta / Nusa Dua | Attached to an international-standard hospital group |
| Bali 911 Dental Clinic | Seminyak | Popular with dental tourists, English-speaking |
| Bali Dental Studio | Seminyak | Cosmetic work — veneers, whitening |
| D'Vero Dental Clinic | Denpasar | General and cosmetic dentistry |
| Nusa Dua Dental | Nusa Dua | Convenient for south Bali resort areas |
Areas only, not street addresses — confirm the current address, current dentist roster, and get an in-person consultation before committing to major treatment.
Practical tips
- —Book major treatment plans ahead of arrival if traveling specifically for dental work — good clinics' schedules fill up, especially in peak season.
- —Ask for a clear, written treatment plan and price breakdown before starting any major work — not just a verbal quote.
- —Recent reviews mentioning the specific procedure you need are more useful than a clinic's overall star rating.
- —Bring your existing dental records/X-rays if you have them — it saves time and gives a new dentist real context.
