Patient Dentistry
Every visit starts with a conversation.
Patient dentistry at Mount Elizabeth Orchard since 1979. We start by understanding what’s worrying you. The plan comes after.
Or call +65 6734 9393 (Mount Elizabeth Clinic)
Learn more about our team and services at our clinics
Five specialities. One roof. One appointment.
Specialist Dental Group is a multispecialty practice at Mount Elizabeth and Gleneagles medical centres, with six dental specialities working together. Complex cases that would usually require three clinics and three visits often resolve in one visit.
Trusted Dental Clinic in Singapore Since the 1970s
With dental clinics located in Orchard and Tanglin, our dental specialists and dentists provide reliable care in a comfortable environment. Say goodbye to nervous dental visits with Specialist Dental Group.
Or call: +65 6734 9393 (Mount Elizabeth Clinic)
Why patients come to us
A specialist asks before they treat
The conversation in the chair matters as much as the treatment. Before the chair reclines, we’ve usually understood what you’re feeling and shortlisted the options. The work starts with listening.
The team speaks your language
Specialists and nurses across the team speak English, Mandarin, Malay, Bahasa Indonesia, Tagalog, and several dialects in between. Nothing important should be translated into a smaller word than it deserves.
Same-day care when it matters
Cracked tooth, swelling, a filling that fell out, a child who fell on a playground. Same-day slots are kept for the days you didn’t plan to need us.
Alongside your medical team
Dental health is part of overall health. Patients with heart conditions, diabetes, or undergoing cancer treatment are common in our practice. The medical specialists are in the same building, and care is coordinated.

What we treat
Our team of committed dental specialists and dentists in Singapore work together to provide extensive and multidisciplinary dental services. With specialists from different dental fields in one place, we’re equipped to handle any dental problem you or your loved ones might face. From preventive measures to curative treatments, we aim to provide all-encompassing dental care to give you a healthy, confident smile.

Restoring teeth
A missing tooth changes how you chew and speak. Implants, crowns, bridges, and dentures restore what was working before.

Straightening teeth
Crooked teeth are a function problem, not only a cosmetic one. Braces and Invisalign treat both at the same time.

Specialist procedures
Some cases sit outside the scope of a general dentist. Complex root canals, gum surgery, wisdom teeth, jaw surgery, and oral cancer treatment are in scope here.

Cosmetic work
Cosmetic dentistry is the work where the goal is yours to define. Veneers, whitening, and smile design start with what you want changed.
The specialists
Five dental specialists. Each in their own discipline. Each available to the others when a case calls for it.
Dental degrees from the National University of Singapore, the University of Liverpool, and the University of Hong Kong. Postgraduate training spans the Northwestern University, University of London, the University of Maryland, University of Michigan, and the University of Washington. The training is the foundation. The collaboration is what makes it useful in practice.
Dr Soh Shean Han
Orthodontics (Braces, Invisalign®)
Dr Irene Sim
Endodontics (Root Canal Treatment)
Dr Tan Kian Meng
Prosthodontics (Teeth Replacement)
Dr Daylene Leong
Periodontics (Gum Treatment)
Dr Steven Soo
Prosthodontics (Teeth Replacement)
Dr Helena Lee
Periodontics (Gum Treatment)
Dr Ho Kok Sen
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Dr Neo Tee Khin
Prosthodontics (Teeth Replacement)

Dr Ansgar C. Cheng
Prosthodontics (Teeth Replacement)
Dr Edwin Tan
Prosthodontics (Teeth Replacement)
Recognised in Singapore healthcare
Singapore Quality Class certification and Singapore Service Class accreditation are held by the practice. Both recognise sustained work on patient experience, not one-off claims. The recognition is the work made public.





Featured on
Specialist Dental Group specialists have been profiled by Channel NewsAsia, The Straits Times, and CNA Lifestyle. The features cover work in dental implantology, jaw surgery, and complex restorative cases. The press is reporting on the work, not the claim.













Dental Partners
Specialist Dental Group maintains close partnerships with reputable dental industry names including Anthogyr, Invisalign, Nobel Biocare, and Straumann. These collaborations bolster our clinic’s ability to deliver consistent, effective dental care to our patients in Singapore, as we leverage on scientifically proven dental solutions and products provided by these industry pioneers.

Two locations in Orchard
We take pride in thinking of every detail of your visit so you don’t have to. Combining modern technology, with warm friendly staff and a touch of nostalgia. Our approach is to facilitate a comfortable experience so you can focus on what matters the most.
Our clinics are located in the city central within two medical centres.
Mount Elizabeth Hospital
3 Mount Elizabeth, #08-03/04/10. (Walking distance from Orchard MRT.)
Singapore 228510
Phone: +65 6734 9393
Email: info@specialistdentalgroup.com
Gleneagles Medical Centre
6 Napier Road, #07-17. (Free patient parking) Singapore 258499
Phone: +65 6471 5150
Email: gleneagles@specialistdentalgroup.com
Our Opening Hours
Mon-Fri: 9am-5.30pm
Sat: 9am-1pm
Light reads curated for you
Stay on top of your oral health with our digest on everything you need to know to prevent dental issues.
P.S. You might find some thought pieces and journals written by our dentists.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Clinics in Singapore
When should I go see a dental specialist or dentist?
Generally, you should visit the dental specialist or dentist at least once a year for a routine cleaning and check-up. There are, however, certain circumstances when you may need to see the dental specialist or dentist more frequently. For example, if you have periodontitis (severe gum disease), you may require regular periodontal (gum) treatment (likely 3 to 4 months interval). If you have a toothache, a chipped tooth, or a loose filling, schedule an appointment with your dental specialist or dentist as soon as possible. These problems can often be solved and fixed with a simple procedure, and it is best to address them before they become more serious. Regular dental visits may also be necessary for people with bridges or crowns, as these dental restorations must be monitored to ensure no infections.
Your general dentist may refer you to a specialist if you require a more complex dental procedure which involves certain dental expertise, coordination of different specialists or multiple visits. For more information, it is best to consult your dental specialist or dentist in Singapore.
What are the types of dental care?
Various types of dental care are available to people of all ages today. At Specialist Dental Group, we offer the full suite of dental services.
1. Prosthodontics (Teeth Replacement & Cosmetic Dentistry)
When your teeth are damaged or missing, prosthodontic treatments can help improve your mouth’s natural appearance and functionality via bridges, dental implants and dentures. Prosthodontists are also trained for cosmetic procedures like veneers and crowns.
2. Periodontics (Gum Treatment)
Preventive treatments, diagnosing and treating conditions and diseases that affect the supporting structures of our teeth and jaw bones, fall under this category. Some procedures include scaling and root planing, gum surgery and gum grafting.
3. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (Oral Surgery & Reconstructive Dentistry)
Oral and maxillofacial surgeons are known for wisdom teeth extractions, corrective jaw surgery, dental implant surgeries, cyst removal and biopsy.
4. Orthodontics (Teeth & Bite Alignment)
Orthodontic treatment helps improve teeth and jaw alignment for better bite and oral health. Orthodontic appliances like braces and clear aligners can correct misaligned teeth, underbites, crossbites or overbites.
5. Endodontics (Root Canal Treatment)
When a tooth becomes infected, damaged or diseased, an Endodontist determines if she can save the tooth via root canal treatment.
6. Children’s Dentistry (Paedodontics)
In children’s dentistry, a paedodontist caters to children’s oral health and emotional needs ranging from babies to age 18. Some examples include teeth cleaning, cavity fillings and monitoring the development of your child’s teeth.
7. General Dentistry
These dental treatments look after the overall health of your teeth and oral hygiene. They include filling of cavities, x-rays, scaling and polishing, fluoride treatments and simple tooth extractions.
What should I look for in a dental clinic?
Whether you’re looking for a new clinic or trying to find a better fit than your current one in Singapore, there are certain factors you’ll want to keep in mind. The first thing you’ll want to consider is the location and hours of the dental clinic. You’ll want to ensure it is conveniently located and that the hours work with your schedule. If you have children who are schooling, you may also prefer a clinic that opens on Saturdays.
Another thing to look for in a dental clinic is a wide range of services. After all, your dental needs may change over time. By choosing a clinic that offers various services, you can be sure that you’ll always be able to get the care you need.
Additionally, it is crucial to choose a clinic with experienced and skilled dental specialists in Singapore. Look for dentists who have been practising for several years and have experience with various dental procedures. Remember to check out any reviews online from past patients to get an idea of the overall experience.
Can I walk in for a dental appointment?
Yes, some dental clinics in Singapore may be able to accommodate walk-ins for routine cleanings. Specialist Dental Group has a team of dental specialists that can help. However, if you have any preferred dental specialists or require complex procedures, you will require an appointment. As such, it is always best to call ahead so that the dental clinic can promptly provide you with the care you need.
If you are in pain, do let us know so we can arrange an appointment for you to come in on the same working day. We aim to help address your pain so you can return to your daily activities quickly.
How much is an appointment with a dental specialist?
In Singapore, the fees for a dental appointment can vary based on the type of procedure and the experience of the dental specialist. Consultation & examination starts from S$80 onwards. When necessary, we take a full mouth x-ray (S$160) during your first visit for a thorough dental examination. An x-ray ensures any dental abnormalities present in the jaw bone and between the teeth are detected promptly.
For scaling and polishing, it is from S$250 to S$320 for adults. You may refer to our website’s fee guides found under each dental service.
To offset the fees for specific procedures, you may use Medisave from the Central Provident Fund (CPF) or Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) subsidies. Consult your dental specialist to know the treatment fees involved.
Can Medisave be used to cover dental procedures?
If you are planning to use your Medisave, do note that it can be used only for surgical procedures. For example, if you require surgery to remove your wisdom teeth, you may use MediSave cover part of the procedure. Implant surgery, bone grafting, removal of cysts, and biopsies are some other examples of procedures that may be claimable under MediSave in Singapore.
For non-surgical dental treatments such as crowning and extractions, Medisave cannot be used.
Can the CHAS card be used for dental treatment?
Yes, the Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) card can be used at participating dental clinics in Singapore. The subsidy amount will vary depending on the colour of your Health Assist card. All Pioneer and Merdeka Generation card holders will also receive subsidies. As Specialist Dental Group® is a participating clinic, simply present your NRIC during your appointment to enjoy CHAS subsidies for your dental treatment.
What qualifications do the dentists at Specialist Dental Group have?
At Specialist Dental Group, our diverse team comprises of dental specialists and dentists trained internationally across various fields. With expertise in endodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, orthodontics, periodontics, and prosthodontics, our team received their training in Singapore, the USA, UK, and/or Hong Kong. With qualifications dating back to the late ’80s and up to 2012, our team’s combined expertise ensures a comprehensive approach to our patients’ dental needs.
How experienced are the dentists at Specialist Dental Group?
Our team, backed by decades of combined experience, is composed of internationally qualified dental specialists and surgeons who are recognised opinion leaders within their specialities. But their expertise doesn’t stop at providing dental care. Our specialists also dedicate their time and knowledge to training upcoming dentists and specialists, both locally in Singapore and regionally. This includes training in specific areas like dental implants and root canal treatment.
What is the success rate of dental procedures performed at Specialist Dental Group?
Please note that as with any medical procedure, outcomes can vary based on individual circumstances. While Specialist Dental Group does not provide a specific success rate for dental procedures, we place a significant emphasis on quality care and professionalism. Each patient’s dental health and needs are unique, and our team of dental specialists takes this into account when planning and conducting treatments. Over the years, we’ve helped countless patients with a wide range of dental needs, and we take great pride in the trust they place in us for their oral health. Rest assured, your well-being is our top priority, and we constantly work towards ensuring results.
What dental technology does Specialist Dental Group use?
Specialist Dental Group uses modern dental technology to enhance patient comfort and procedure efficiency. For instance, the clinic is equipped with a cone beam CT scanner and digital x-ray machines, allowing for rapid, accurate imaging. This technology, paired with our team’s skills and knowledge, aids in minimising discomfort during treatments.
Does Specialist Dental Group offer financing options for dental procedures?
Specialist Dental Group offers assistance with Medisave claims for dental procedures. Patients should notify our team members in advance and bring their identity card (or show the singpass app). The reimbursement amount depends on CPF Board approval, procedure complexity, and account balance. Patients with sufficient funds in their Medisave account will not be required to pay the claimable amount upfront.
Paying in installment is also possible using specific payment platforms like Fave PayLater or most major credit cards.
What types of dental insurance does Specialist Dental Group accept?
A select group of our dental specialists are part of the panel (and extended panel) of companies offering Healthshield insurance plans, such as AIA, Prudential and HSBC. If you’re insured under these plans and have obtained approved pre-authorisation, you could be eligible for cashless treatment at our clinics in Singapore. To find out if your treatment can be facilitated under this arrangement, simply share your insurance provider details and coverage with us. We’ll take it from there to provide you with a hassle-free dental care experience.
Does Specialist Dental Group offer emergency dental services?
Specialist Dental Group offers emergency dental services in Singapore. During working hours, give us a call so that we can attend to your dental emergency as soon as possible. If it is after office working hours, we recommend contacting our clinic directly at the emergency contact number provided on your dentist’s card or you can seek assistance from the Mount Elizabeth A&E department by calling (65) 6731-2218 or the Gleneagles A&E department at (65) 6470-5700. Our team is ready to provide prompt and appropriate care during dental emergencies.





















