4 clinics · West Region

Top clinics for Pediatric Dentistry in Clementi

Mapletree Business City | Smilepoint Dental Centre

4.9(142 reviews)

40 Pasir Panjang Rd, #02-42 Next to Harry’s Bar Food Park, Singapore 117383

+65 6028 7361

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T32 Dental Pearl

4.8(361 reviews)

450 Clementi Ave 3, #01-293/295 Clementi, Singapore 120450

+65 6873 0036

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Ocean Dental Clinic

4.8(206 reviews)

721 Clementi West Street 2, #01-118, Singapore 120721

+65 6266 3011

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Gentle pediatric dentistry for your child in Clementi

Overcome your child's dental anxiety with compassionate care from specialists trained in child behaviour.

4 clinics · West Region

Pediatric Dentistry costs in Clementi

$50 – $300

Type of treatmenthigh

Simple checkups and cleanings cost $50–$100; fillings for cavities range $100–$200; sealants and fluoride applications add $30–$60 per tooth.

Clinic choice and dentist experiencemedium

Highly-rated specialists like T32 Dental Pearl and Ocean Dental Clinic may charge at the higher end; newer practitioners may offer competitive pricing.

Preventive vs. restorative caremedium

Preventive visits (checkup, scaling, fluoride) are typically cheaper; restorative work (fillings, extractions) incurs higher costs.

Number of visits requiredlow

Emergency extractions may be a single visit; complex decay or behaviour issues may require multiple appointments, increasing total cost.

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OptionCost
Preventive check-up and clean$50–$80
Cavity filling + fluoride varnish$120–$180
Dental sealants (2–4 molars)$100–$240

Prices are indicative. Contact clinics directly for current quotes.

What happens at your child's pediatric dental visit

  1. 1

    Initial consultation and behaviour assessment

    10–15 minutes

    The dentist will speak with you and your child to understand their dental history, any previous frightening experiences, and current oral health concerns. This calm, conversational approach helps the child relax and allows the dentist to tailor their approach.

  2. 2

    Gentle examination and early screening

    10–15 minutes

    Using a small mirror and explorer, the dentist carefully inspects all teeth and gums. Bitewings (X-rays) may be taken only if necessary. Specialists trained in child behaviour use positive language ('we're checking your teeth') rather than clinical jargon.

  3. 3

    Cleaning and fluoride application

    15–20 minutes

    A gentle scaling removes plaque and tartar. A flavoured fluoride varnish is then applied to strengthen tooth enamel and prevent decay. The dentist explains each step to keep your child informed and in control.

  4. 4

    Treatment (if needed) or preventive sealants

    15–30 minutes

    If cavities are detected, the dentist discusses options with you first. For decay-prone children, dental sealants may be recommended. All procedures use child-safe techniques and local anaesthetic if required.

  5. 5

    Guidance and home care plan

    5–10 minutes

    The dentist reviews brushing and flossing technique with your child, discusses diet (especially sugar and acidic drinks), and advises on thumb-sucking or other habits. A follow-up schedule is set based on your child's risk level.

Total timeline: First visit typically takes 45–60 minutes; routine check-ups thereafter are 30–45 minutes.

Is my child a good candidate for pediatric dentistry?

Good candidates

  • Infants and toddlers (6 months–3 years) starting their first dental visit to establish healthy oral habits early.
  • Children aged 4–12 with primary (baby) and erupting permanent teeth who need preventive care and decay management.
  • Anxious or fearful children who benefit from a calm, child-focused environment and a dentist trained in behaviour guidance.
  • Children with dietary or brushing challenges, thumb-sucking habits, or a family history of cavities who need tailored prevention strategies.

May need extra assessment

  • Children with special needs (autism, ADHD, sensory sensitivities) may require longer appointments, breaks, or desensitisation visits before full treatment.
  • Severe dental anxiety or trauma from a previous bad experience may need pre-treatment preparation or nitrous oxide (laughing gas) for comfort.
  • Complex orthodontic issues or trauma (knocked-out teeth, fractures) may require referral to a specialist or oral surgeon alongside general pediatric care.

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