No. We welcome patients from Putrajaya and surrounding areas.

Yes. Let us know your preferred dentist when you message us on WhatsApp, or choose "Any Dentist" for the earliest available appointment.

Yes, we see children as patients and offer treatments adapted for younger patients, such as gentle scaling, fillings, and extractions for baby teeth.

We recommend contacting us by WhatsApp or phone beforehand so we can make sure a dentist and time slot are available for you.

It helps to bring your identification, a list of any medications you are taking, and details of any allergies or medical conditions your dentist should know about.

We recommend a dental checkup every 6 months to maintain optimal oral health and catch any problems early, when they are simpler to treat.

Most of our treatments are carried out with local anaesthesia to keep you comfortable. Our team explains each step and checks in with you throughout the procedure.

Yes, flexible payment plans are available for certain treatments. Please speak with our counter staff for details relevant to your treatment.

We are a registered provider for several insurance and corporate panels. Please contact us with your panel name to confirm your specific coverage before your visit.

Recovery time depends on the type of extraction. For a straightforward extraction, 2-3 days is usually enough for the initial healing; more involved extractions can take longer. Your dentist will give you guidance specific to your case.

Composite veneers are sculpted directly onto the tooth in a single visit and are more affordable, but may need touch-ups over time. Ceramic veneers are custom-made in a lab over two or more visits, are more durable, and typically hold their colour better long-term.

Children can be seen from a young age, and starting early helps them get comfortable with dental visits. We offer child-friendly versions of common treatments such as scaling, fillings, and extractions for baby teeth.

A filling is usually enough when decay has not reached the nerve of the tooth. If the nerve is infected or inflamed — often causing lingering pain, sensitivity to heat, or swelling — root canal treatment may be needed instead. An examination and X-ray will confirm which applies to you.

In-office whitening is a common, professionally supervised procedure, but it is not suitable for everyone — for example, it does not work on crowns or fillings, and some patients experience temporary sensitivity. Your dentist will check your teeth are suitable candidates before starting.

With good oral hygiene and regular checkups, crowns and bridges can last for years, though this varies by individual, materials used, and how well the surrounding teeth and gums are cared for.

Contact us as soon as possible by phone or WhatsApp. For a knocked-out permanent tooth, keeping it moist (in milk or saline, or in the mouth if the patient can safely avoid swallowing it) and coming in promptly can improve the chances of saving it.

If you decide to go ahead and your teeth are suitable, braces can be fitted on the same day as your consultation — no separate appointment needed to start. Your dentist examines your teeth first to confirm suitability, and attending a consultation does not commit you to treatment.