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 patients 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/

We’re pleased to share that expatdental® now offers direct billing for patients covered under TRICARE (administered by U...
15/04/2026

We’re pleased to share that expatdental® now offers direct billing for patients covered under TRICARE (administered by United Concordia Dental).

Our team can assist with checking your benefits ahead of your visit, submitting claims on your behalf, and guiding you through your coverage — supporting a more seamless, cashless process where applicable.

Whether you’ve recently arrived in Singapore or are already settled here, we’re here to support you and your family with clear, personalised care.

To get started, simply share your details with our team and we’ll assist you, or follow this link:

https://www.expatdental.com/dental-patients/dental-payments-insurance/united-concordia-tricare/

Teeth don’t stay the same shade forever — and that’s completely normal.Over time, it’s natural for teeth to appear a lit...
01/04/2026

Teeth don’t stay the same shade forever — and that’s completely normal.

Over time, it’s natural for teeth to appear a little darker. This can be due to subtle changes in enamel, consistency of oral hygiene as well as everyday habits like coffee, tea, or red wine.

For some, it’s gradual and hardly noticeable. For others, it becomes something they start to pay more attention to.

The important thing is understanding why it’s happening — as this can vary from person to person.

If you’ve noticed changes and are curious about what may be contributing and what could potentially help, a consultation with your dentist may help provide a clearer picture of your individual situation.

Contact sport places unique demands on the teeth and jaw.A well-fitted mouthguard is a simple way to help reduce the ris...
27/03/2026

Contact sport places unique demands on the teeth and jaw.

A well-fitted mouthguard is a simple way to help reduce the risk of dental injury during play.

Understanding the differences between mouthguard types can help you make an informed choice for yourself or your child.

If you’re unsure what’s most appropriate, our team is always happy to guide you.

As long-standing partners of , it was lovely to be part of the recent ANZA Welcome Event.Dr Clara shared a short talk on...
16/03/2026

As long-standing partners of , it was lovely to be part of the recent ANZA Welcome Event.

Dr Clara shared a short talk on navigating dental care in Singapore, and we enjoyed meeting lovely newcomers to Singapore.

Thank you to for hosting such a warm and welcoming morning, as always!

As dental partner to , our team visited some of the young rugby players this past weekend to chat with them about their ...
02/03/2026

As dental partner to , our team visited some of the young rugby players this past weekend to chat with them about their oral health.

Dr Josh and Dr Clara, together with Skye, spoke about daily brushing habits, protecting teeth during sport, and the importance of regular dental reviews as children grow.

They also shared information on early orthodontic assessment, including how a review around age seven allows dentists to monitor jaw growth and the development of adult teeth over time.

Thank you to Centaurs for hosting us!

25/02/2026

When is the right age for braces?

Many children begin comprehensive braces treatment around 12–13 years old, when most of the adult teeth have erupted.

However, timing is not the same for every child.

The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children have their first orthodontic assessment around age 7. At this stage, a mix of baby and adult teeth are present, and jaw growth is still developing. This allows orthodontists to identify concerns such as crowding, crossbites, erupting teeth that may be stuck, or limited space — and to plan appropriately.

An early assessment does not automatically mean early braces. In many cases, it simply means monitoring growth and guiding development at the right time.

If you’re unsure about your child’s timing, a consultation can provide clarity and reassurance.

Reference: American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) – https://aaoinfo.org/child-orthodontics/

“How long do I really need to wear my retainer?”It’s one of the most common questions we hear after orthodontic treatmen...
11/02/2026

“How long do I really need to wear my retainer?”

It’s one of the most common questions we hear after orthodontic treatment.

Teeth naturally have a tendency to move over time. Even once braces or aligners are removed, the surrounding bone and tissues continue to settle. Retainers help support stability while everything adapts.

For many patients, this means:
• Wearing retainers full-time initially
• Transitioning to night wear
• Continuing night wear long term to maintain alignment

Stopping too early can allow gradual shifting — sometimes before it’s even noticeable.

Orthodontic care doesn’t end when appliances come off. Retention is an important part of protecting the result you’ve worked towards.

If you’re unsure about your current retainer routine, our team can review it with you and provide guidance tailored to your situation.

Great to welcome Leroy from Invisalign® to the clinic 👋Always a pleasure connecting with the Invisalign team and taking ...
06/02/2026

Great to welcome Leroy from Invisalign® to the clinic 👋

Always a pleasure connecting with the Invisalign team and taking time to align on patient care, planning, and upcoming initiatives as we head into the year ahead.

Thank you for stopping by and for the ongoing support — we appreciate the collaboration.
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We are grateful to be part of Dental Asia’s latest edition ✨ We’re proud to be featured and to contribute to the wider c...
29/01/2026

We are grateful to be part of Dental Asia’s latest edition ✨

We’re proud to be featured and to contribute to the wider conversation around thoughtful, patient-centred dentistry — from education and prevention through to long-term oral health planning.

If you’re curious about how we approach care, community, and clinical decision-making, we’d love you to give it a read.

Thank you to for the feature and for spotlighting conversations that matter in dentistry.

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We’re pleased to share that expatdental®️ is the dental partner of the Singapore Sevens.The Singapore Sevens is one of t...
28/01/2026

We’re pleased to share that expatdental®️ is the dental partner of the Singapore Sevens.

The Singapore Sevens is one of the city’s most iconic sporting events, bringing together world-class rugby, community spirit, and an incredible atmosphere — values we’re proud to support through this partnership.

We look forward to being part of an event that celebrates teamwork, energy, and connection, both on and off the field.

26/01/2026

If your gums bleed when you brush or floss, you’re not alone — and it’s a common question we hear.

Dr Josh explains what it can mean, and why healthy gums are just as important as healthy teeth.

Research continues to highlight connections between oral health and overall wellbeing.While studies show associations — ...
23/01/2026

Research continues to highlight connections between oral health and overall wellbeing.

While studies show associations — not causes — maintaining healthy teeth and gums remains an important part of general healthcare.

Our team focuses on preventive, personalised dental care for individuals and families.

Visit expatdental.com to learn more.

References:
* National Institute on Aging (NIH) – Oral health and Alzheimer’s disease
* Harvard Health Publishing – Gum disease and heart disease
* National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR) – Diabetes and oral health
* National Institutes of Health (NIH) – Periodontal disease and pregnancy outcomes
* National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS) – Oral bacteria and inflammatory conditions
* PubMed / NIH – Oral bacteria and systemic inflammation

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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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