Amoy Street Dental

26/11/2025

19/11/2025

Happy Birthday to Nessa! May all good things be showered on you through and through!

ps: We have Yuan Kee in 2022. 3 years later, we have her little sister Yuan Yee following her sister's footsteps for the past 3 days.
Hope you had fun and alll the best to your future endeavours !
Not forgetting the sixseven's teachings. 😀

04/11/2025

Kids and chipped teeth - it happens faster than you can say “playtime!” When it does, staying calm and acting quickly can make all the difference. Simple steps like keeping the tooth moist and contacting your dentist right away can help save your child’s smile.

For professional care and guidance, visit us conveniently located in the heart of Singapore.

AMOY STREET DENTAL
40 Amoy Street, 069866, Singapore

Or reach out, we’d love to hear from you.
→ +65 6222 0553 | contact@amoystdental.com
→ WhatsApp: +65 9117 0553

29/10/2025

Cheers to 13 amazing years of smiles, laughter, and teamwork at Amoy Street Dental! 💙

From enjoying durian and coconuts together, to friendly bowling matches, cozy movie nights, and fun self-care moments - this celebration reminds us that our bond goes beyond the clinic. It’s about the friendships we’ve built, the memories we’ve made, and the shared laughter that keeps our spirits high.

Here’s to more years of success, happiness, and smiles - on and off the dental chair! 🎉

27/10/2025

Think your breath smells bad because you skipped brushing? Think again! 😅 Sometimes it’s more than mint can handle. Let our expert care sniff out the real cause!

Visit us conveniently located in the heart of Singapore: 40 Amoy Street, 069866, Singapore. Or reach out, we’d love to hear from you!
+65 6222 0553
contact@amoystdental.com
WhatsApp: +65 9117 0553

21/10/2025

Amoy Street Dental will be closed for an event tomorrow at 1 PM until the 23rd. We look forward to welcoming you back on October 24, with regular operations resuming. 💙

10/10/2025

At Amoy Street Dental, we believe that caring for our patients goes far beyond creating healthy, confident smiles – it’s about protecting lives. 💙

Recently, our dedicated team took part in the Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) certification, reaffirming our commitment to safety and compassion, both inside and outside the clinic.

This experience reminded us that while our mission is to keep your smiles bright, our purpose runs deeper: to care for people, to protect lives, and to serve our community with heart. Whether it’s a dental emergency or a medical one, our team is now better prepared to respond with skill and compassion.

💬 Because beyond dentistry, we care for lives.

03/10/2025

Wondering if amalgam fillings are safe?

Evidence and guidance from the WHO, ADA, and FDA indicate they’re considered safe, with mercury release measured at very low levels within established safety limits. So no need to panic-clean your “silver” fillings 😉. Replacement can make sense for appearance, decay under the filling, or cracks from long wear. Very deep or large fillings may be safer left in place after an X-ray review.

Prefer advice specific to your case? Visit us at 40 Amoy Street, 069866, SG.

We’d love to hear from you too!
→ +65 6222 0553
→ contact@amoystdental.com
→ WhatsApp: +65 9117 0553

19/09/2025

We had such a fun and memorable morning here at Amoy Street Dental! The preschoolers from LeClare Preschool came over for a special visit, and their energy and curiosity filled the clinic with so much joy. It was wonderful watching the kids explore and learn about how a dental clinic operates everything from the tools we use to the care we provide for healthy smiles. They were so eager to ask questions, laugh with us, and even try out some of the simple activities we prepared for them. The best part was seeing their big smiles and excitement as they discovered new things about dental health in such a playful, hands-on way. We truly loved hosting them, and we’re already looking forward to more visits like this in the future.

05/09/2025

Brushing right after eating may do more harm than good. Dental experts warn that acids from foods and drinks temporarily soften tooth enamel, making it vulnerable to erosion if brushed too soon. Instead, it’s best to wait at least 30 minutes or up to an hour after acidic meals to allow saliva to naturally neutralize acids and strengthen enamel. In the meantime, rinsing with water can help protect teeth. Build healthier habits by timing your brushing wisely to maintain strong enamel, prevent erosion, and keep your smile bright and healthy for years to come.

At Amoy Street Dental, our caring team is here to guide you with the right habits and professional care. Visit or call us:

Amoy Street Dental
📍 40 Amoy Street, 069866, SG
📞 +65 6222 0553
✉️ contact@amoystdental.com
💬 WhatsApp: +65 9117 0553

02/09/2025

Root canal therapy preserves a tooth severely affected by decay, but the previous damage often leaves it structurally weaker. Over time, this weakened state may lead to cracks or fractures. Placing a crown provides essential protection, restores proper chewing function, and supports the long-term strength of the tooth.

If you’re unsure where to start, don’t leave your smile’s health to chance. Our friendly, professional team is always ready to help. Visit us at Amoy Street Dental, conveniently located in the heart of Singapore.

AMOY STREET DENTAL
40 Amoy Street, 069866, SG

Or reach out anytime, we’re only a message away.
→ +65 6222 0553
→ contact@amoystdental.com
→ WhatsApp: +65 9117 055

28/08/2025

Fresh breath isn't the same as clean teeth. While mouthwash can give you that minty-fresh feeling, it doesn't remove plaque or protect your gums the way brushing and flossing do. Rinsing alone leaves behind harmful bacteria that cause cavities and gum disease. Brushing twice a day and flossing daily remain the gold standard for true oral health. Mouthwash is best used as a supplement, not a substitute. Remember, fresh breath is great, but keeping your teeth around is even better.