Raffles Dental

14/06/2024

20/03/2024

29/11/2021

• Perform reception duties and attend to enquiries, handle patient registration, billings and reconciliation of daily collections
• Provide basic dental care and assist the dental surgeons in the consultation rooms

25/08/2021

We refer to the Ministry of Health’s Press Release dated 25 August 2021 “Termination of Rafflesia Dental Surgery From CHAS".

Raffles Medical Group would like to clarify that Rafflesia Dental Surgery mentioned above, is not in any way associated with Raffles Medical Group, Raffles Dental nor Raffles Hospital.

Raffles Dental, our fully owned subsidiary, is an established team-based dental group, which comprises of a specialist dental clinic in Raffles Hospital and an islandwide network of general dental clinics offering a comprehensive range of general dentistry and specialist dentistry services. It is also CHAS and Medisave accredited.

24/08/2020

Here's top 5 tips to Improve your smile!
1. Brush and floss daily
2. See your dentist twice a year
3. Limit your coffee, (milk)tea and red wine
4. Drink plenty of water
5. Get dental treatment in a timely manner

Have you checked them all? 😁

04/08/2020

The best way to see your dentist less is, ironically, to visit him regularly. This article here showcases really good scenarios on how often should you visit a dentist. Which category do you belong to?😉

https://www.asiaone.com/health/how-often-should-you-visit-dentist

29/07/2020

Your health and safety matter to us!

The safety of our patients is our upmost priority. Raffles Dental ensures that all infection control measures are strictly enforced, so that dental treatments are carried out in a safe manner.

Our safety measures include:
1) Taking of temperature at the entrance and screening for possible exposure to Covid-19.
2) Social distancing in the waiting area.
3) Sterilization of all dental instruments and equipment. Each patient is provided with a new set of sterilized consumables.
4) Cleaning and disinfection of all high touch environment surfaces in the treatment room after every patient.
5) Donning of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as surgical / N95 masks, gloves, and protective eyewear.
6) Pre-procedural mouth rinse is used prior to the start of treatment for every patient.
7) 15-minute intervals between every patient to enable thorough disinfection of the treatment room with hospital grade disinfectants.

RafflesDental is open to attend to your dental needs. If you have queries on which dental procedures can be done during Phase II, please contact us at 6311 2360 or email us at [email protected].