Expat Dental Singapore

Expat Dental Singapore International Dental Clinic at Novena. Premium dental care for you and your family in Singapore You may find out more about the Oracare Group here.

Expat Dental opened in March 2013 at the Novena Medical Center to provide comprehensive dental service for the global-minded community in Singapore. Our goal is to create the highest sense of dental excellence and patient comfort. Combining the ability of identifying patients’ needs with compassion, friendliness and a bit of humor, our team frames our welcoming environment. From the moment patient

s book an appointment to the time they get up from the dentist chair, our hope is that each dental patient walks away with a healthy mouth and beautiful smile. Expat Dental is also a proud member of the Oracare group network within Southeast Asia. The Oracare Group is a leading provider of dental care services, with a network of clinics committed to offering superior dental care through innovation, patient-centered practices, and a commitment to clinical excellence. https://www.oracaregroup.com/

Community has always been an important part of expatdental®. 💙From schools and associations to sports clubs and workplac...
03/09/2026

Community has always been an important part of expatdental®. 💙

From schools and associations to sports clubs and workplaces, we’re fortunate to work alongside communities across Singapore through educational initiatives, events and other partnership activities.

And we’re always happy to meet new communities.

If you’re part of a school, association, sports club or workplace and would like to explore a community partnership with expatdental®, get in touch with us.

We’d love to start a conversation☺️

That filling your dentist recommended? Very tempting to put it in the “later” pile — especially when nothing hurts.The c...
25/08/2026

That filling your dentist recommended?

Very tempting to put it in the “later” pile — especially when nothing hurts.

The catch? Cavities can be quiet at first.

Once a cavity has formed, it cannot repair itself. If the decay progresses deeper, sensitivity, discomfort or pain may develop — and treatment may become more involved.

If decay reaches the pulp inside the tooth, root canal treatment may be needed. A crown may also be needed, particularly if the tooth was badly infected. In some cases, the tooth may need to be removed.

Swipe through to see what may happen when a cavity is left untreated.

Questions about a recommended filling? Ask your dentist what they found, what treatment involves and how soon the cavity should be treated.

➡️Information is general and does not replace an individual dental assessment.

Sources: National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, “The Tooth Decay Process: How to Reverse It and Avoid a Cavity”; NHS, “Tooth decay”; NHS, “Root canal treatment”.

Your toothbrush works hard — but it can’t do every job.Cleaning between the teeth helps remove plaque and food debris fr...
03/08/2026

Your toothbrush works hard — but it can’t do every job.

Cleaning between the teeth helps remove plaque and food debris from areas that toothbrush bristles may not easily reach.

The American Dental Association recommends:

🦷 Brushing teeth twice daily for two minutes
🦷 Cleaning between the teeth once daily

This applies to children too, once any two teeth begin touching. Younger children may need a grown-up’s help until they can floss thoroughly on their own — a small task that can easily become part of the family’s daily routine.

Floss is one option, while interdental brushes and oral irrigators may also be suitable. Not sure which option is appropriate for you or your child? Ask your dentist or hygienist for individual guidance at your next visit.

A small daily habit that’s very easy to forget — consider this your friendly reminder! 😉

Healthy smiles start with regular checks. 🦷Your oral health changes over time, even if everything feels fine.Regular den...
23/07/2026

Healthy smiles start with regular checks. 🦷

Your oral health changes over time, even if everything feels fine.

Regular dental check-ups give your dentist an opportunity to assess your teeth, gums and oral tissues, monitor any changes, and discuss ways to help maintain good oral health.

For many people, a dental check-up every 6 months is appropriate. However, your dentist may recommend a different recall interval depending on your individual oral health needs and risk factors.

A routine visit may include:
✓ An examination of your teeth and gums
✓ Screening of your oral tissues
✓ Discussion of any concerns or changes you’ve noticed
✓ Personalised preventive advice

Looking after your oral health is an ongoing partnership, and regular reviews help ensure your care continues to meet your individual needs.

Navigating dental insurance doesn’t have to be complicated.At expatdental®️, we offer direct billing with Tricare, Cigna...
22/07/2026

Navigating dental insurance doesn’t have to be complicated.

At expatdental®️, we offer direct billing with Tricare, Cigna and Henner Insurance, helping to simplify the administrative process for eligible patients.

Not covered by Tricare, Cigna or Henner? That’s no problem! Our team works with a wide range of insurance providers and can assist you with the claims process as much as possible.

Whether it’s your first visit or you’re a long-standing patient, we’re here to help make the paperwork a little easier—so you can focus on your dental care.

Navigating dental insurance doesn’t have to be complicated.At expatdental®️, we offer direct billing with Tricare and He...
21/07/2026

Navigating dental insurance doesn’t have to be complicated.

At expatdental®️, we offer direct billing with Tricare and Henner Insurance, helping to simplify the administrative process for eligible patients.

Not covered by Tricare or Henner? That’s absolutely fine. Our team works with a wide range of insurance providers and can assist you with the claims process where applicable.

Whether it’s your first visit or you’re a long-standing patient, we’re here to help make the paperwork a little easier—so you can focus on your dental care.

🌙 You might be sleeping... but your teeth could be working overtime.Many people grind or clench their teeth during sleep...
30/06/2026

🌙 You might be sleeping... but your teeth could be working overtime.

Many people grind or clench their teeth during sleep without even realising it. Over time, this can contribute to tooth wear and may be associated with symptoms such as:
🦷 Morning jaw soreness
🦷 Headaches
🦷 Sensitive teeth
🦷 Neck or facial tension

The good news? Recognising the signs early can help you better understand what’s happening and discuss appropriate management options with your dentist.

👉 Swipe through to learn:
• Common signs of teeth grinding (bruxism)
• What it is
• How your dentist may assess it
• Simple habits that may support your oral health

If any of these symptoms sound familiar, mention them at your next dental examination.

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17/06/2026

Bad breath is more common than most people realise... and it isn’t always about what you ate for lunch. 👀

Sometimes persistent bad breath can be linked to what’s happening in your mouth, which is why it’s worth getting it checked if it’s something you’ve noticed for a while.

In this video, Dr Josh explains some of the common causes of bad breath, what to look out for, and when it may be worth booking a dental check-up.

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Most people think the cosmetic impact of tooth loss is the gap they can see.What many don’t realise is that a tooth cons...
09/06/2026

Most people think the cosmetic impact of tooth loss is the gap they can see.

What many don’t realise is that a tooth consists of both the visible crown and the root beneath it.

The tooth root plays an important role in supporting the surrounding jawbone. When a tooth is lost, changes can occur in the area over time, often beneath the surface and out of sight.

This is one of the reasons dentists may discuss different tooth replacement options when helping patients plan for the future.

In this carousel, we explore:
• The role of tooth roots
• What can happen after tooth loss
• How different replacement options work
• Why understanding your options matters

Every smile is different, and the most appropriate treatment will depend on your individual circumstances.

If you’d like to learn more about tooth replacement options, speak with your dentist for personalised advice.

A little bleeding when you brush can be easy to dismiss.Many people assume it’s normal, especially if it only happens oc...
02/06/2026

A little bleeding when you brush can be easy to dismiss.

Many people assume it’s normal, especially if it only happens occasionally. But healthy gums generally shouldn’t bleed during brushing or flossing.

The challenge is that gum problems often develop quietly. There may be little or no discomfort in the early stages, which is why signs such as bleeding, puffiness, tenderness or persistent bad breath can sometimes go unnoticed.

The good news? Small changes to your daily routine can make a meaningful difference. Consistent brushing, cleaning between your teeth and regular dental visits all play an important role in maintaining healthy gums.

If you’ve noticed bleeding when you brush or floss, it may be worth having it checked so you can better understand what’s happening and how to care for your oral health.

If you’d like to learn more or arrange an appointment, our team is here to help.

Address

Novena Medical Centre, #08-15/16
Singapore
307506

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 13:00

Telephone

+6563976718

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