Raffles Dental is the dental arm of Raffles Medical Group in Singapore, operating across 10 dental clinics islandwide with a team of over 20 dental surgeons and dental specialists. Clinics are open daily, including weeknights and weekends, and dental emergencies can also be handled through Raffles Hospital's 24-hour emergency service.
The practice covers a broad range of general dentistry, including routine check-ups, scaling and polishing, fillings, extractions, dentures, dental implants, root canal treatment, crowns and bridges, veneers, braces, teeth whitening, dental X-rays, and comprehensive dental health screening, alongside dedicated children's dentistry. On the specialist side, Raffles Dental offers endodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, orthodontics, periodontics, prosthodontics, full mouth rehabilitation, paediatric dentistry, treatment for temporomandibular joint disorders, and painless dental treatment options for patients who find dental visits uncomfortable.
Patient safety is a stated priority, with infection control measures enforced across all clinics: a pre-procedural mouth rinse for every patient, cleaning and disinfection of treatment room surfaces after each patient, sterilisation of all dental instruments with a fresh set of sterilised consumables per patient, and staff wearing personal protective equipment including masks, gloves and protective eyewear. Raffles Dental is also an accredited provider for several government schemes, including Medisave claims for dental surgery, CHAS, Merdeka and Pioneer Generation subsidies, dental insurance, and the Baby Bonus and Child Development Account (CDA) scheme.
Raffles Dental is the dental arm of Raffles Medical Group, running 10 dental clinics across Singapore and backed by a team of more than 20 dental surgeons and dental specialists. Being part of a larger medical group gives the practice something smaller standalone clinics don't have as readily: a direct link to Raffles Hospital's 24-hour emergency service for dental emergencies outside normal hours.
One of the more practical draws of Raffles Dental is its availability — clinics are open daily, including weeknights and weekends, which matters for anyone trying to fit a dental visit around a working week. For genuine emergencies, the connection to Raffles Hospital's round-the-clock emergency service means patients aren't left waiting until the next business day.
On the general side, Raffles Dental covers the full spread of everyday dentistry: routine check-ups, scaling and polishing, fillings, extractions (including wisdom teeth), dentures, dental implants, root canal treatment, crowns and bridges, veneers, braces, teeth whitening, X-rays, and comprehensive dental health screenings. Children's dentistry is also part of the general offering.
For more complex cases, Raffles Dental's specialist services step in — endodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, orthodontics, periodontics, prosthodontics, and full mouth rehabilitation. Patients dealing with temporomandibular joint disorders, or simply anxious about dental visits, can also access dedicated TMJ treatment and painless dental treatment options designed to reduce discomfort during procedures.
Raffles Dental places particular emphasis on paediatric dentistry, including an Infant Oral Health Package aimed at children between 6 and 18 months old — an early intervention approach to help set up good oral health habits well before a child's first loose tooth.
Across all its clinics, Raffles Dental enforces a consistent set of infection control measures: every patient rinses with a pre-procedural mouthwash before treatment begins, treatment rooms are cleaned and disinfected after each patient, all dental instruments are sterilised, and each patient receives a fresh set of sterilised consumables. Staff also wear personal protective equipment, including surgical or N95 masks, gloves, and protective eyewear, throughout treatment.
Raffles Dental is accredited for several government support schemes, which can make treatment more accessible depending on eligibility. Medisave can be used for eligible dental surgery, CHAS, Merdeka and Pioneer Generation subsidies are accepted, dental insurance claims are processed, and the Baby Bonus and Child Development Account (CDA) scheme can be used for children's dental care. Combined, these schemes give patients several ways to manage the cost of treatment beyond paying out of pocket.
With 10 clinics spread across the island, a large team of general and specialist dentists, extended opening hours, and a direct line to hospital-based emergency care, Raffles Dental positions itself less as a single dental office and more as an accessible, islandwide network — one built to handle everything from a routine clean to complex full mouth rehabilitation, without patients needing to go elsewhere for specialist care.