Showing 1–20 of 20 hospitals
1 Mount Elizabeth Hospital
3 Mount Elizabeth, Singapore 228510
4 Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital
38 Irrawaddy Rd, Singapore 329563
5 KK Women's and Children's Hospital
100 Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 229899
11 Raffles Internal Medicine Centre - 莱佛士内科医疗中心
585 N Bridge Rd, Level 9 Raffles Specialist Centre - Bugis, Singapore 188770
12 Raffles Specialist Centre - Bugis
585 N Bridge Rd, Raffles Specialist Centre, Singapore 188770
14 Raffles Medical CapitaSky
79 Robinson Rd, #01-04, CapitaSky 068897
15 Aptus Surgery Centre | Paragon
290 Orchard Road #07-16, Paragon Tower 2 Lobby C, Singapore 238859
16 Novena Surgery
10 Sinaran Dr, #08-18 Medical Center, Square 2, Singapore 307506
17 Raffles Executive Medical Centre
585 N Bridge Rd, Level 12 Raffles Hospital, Singapore 188770
18 Mediway Medical Centre
20 Upper Circular Rd, #B1-26/29 The Riverwalk, Singapore 058416
19 A.D.S Clinic
02-608/608A Suntec City, Temasek Blvd, Tower 3 Near Toys R Us At, 3, Singapore 038983
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Stomatology in Singapore at a glance
MapHospitals lists 20 hospitals offering Stomatology in Singapore.
Hospitals to compare first: Raffles Executive Medical Centre, Novena Surgery and Aptus Surgery Centre | Paragon.
Accreditations recorded on their profiles: JCI (1) and ACHSI (1).
Besides English, staff at some of these hospitals speak Malay, Mandarin, Tamil and Indonesian.
Estimated costs in Singapore
- Dental Implant (Single) $1,037–$2,341
- Dental Implant (Full Mouth - All-on-4) $13,037–$20,815
- Dental Veneers (per tooth) $391–$778
Estimates from the MapHospitals cost estimator. Final prices depend on the hospital, the doctor and your case.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Stomatology Treatment in Singapore
Stomatology is a medical discipline that related to the study of the mouth. It was a recognized medical speciality in a plenty of regions globally, though people nowadays are more likely to refer to it as dental medicine, depending on where they’re located. Yet it is possible to specialize in stomatology as a discipline in some countries that is separate from dentistry.
Stomatologists, study the anatomy and physiology of the body, like other medical professionals, in this case focusing on the mouth and the structures related to that, to learn about the anatomy of healthy people. It includes teeth and learning about how it forms, the roles of teeth in the mouth, combined with studies of the mucus membranes in the mouth, the palate and the jaw.
A stomatologist can use multiple diagnostic tools in order to identify problems in the mouth, to explore the possibility of bacterial infection and blood work to see if oral problems are causing systemic problems.
Treatments: Root canal treatment, Bridges, Crowns, Fillings, Scale and polish, Braces, Wisdom tooth removal, Dental implants.