Bali International Dental Center w Bali

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  Steven Bentley

  :: 17 March 2018 07:12:12

  Its my first time to this dental surgery and i was pleasantly surprised. It is professional clean and modern. Dr. Dewa hasada was very patient, gentle and assuring always informing me of the next step before he commenced and the dental assistants were professional and kind always keeping me abreast of the costs. It was IDR 2,000,000 for extraction and consultation and IDR 700,000 per cavity filling. I will be back in a month for a bridge quoted IDR 18,000,000 This place was referred to me and i am Very happy to have found it.

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  gregory spashett

  :: 03 March 2018 20:52:06

  Very helpful. I.had an emergency they helped me by fitting me in for an appointment when it suited me.

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  Nina van den Broek

  :: 10 January 2018 18:06:29

  Clean, excellent service. Had a root canal treatment here. Best dentist I've ever had.

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  Wendy Parker

  :: 27 December 2017 10:45:35

  This is a Chinese owned Bali Dentist. They are outrageously expensive and shameless in trying to extract as much money out of you as they possibly can. My research confirms they are the most expensive dentist in Bali, with prices almost as high as Australian dentists, less the hygiene and consumer protection laws and without the government regulations in Australia designed to protect the public. I was informed on arrival the doctor would not see me without my having a panorama X-ray, even though I'd brought a full set of X-rays with me taken only 2 weeks before. I was told the X-ray would cost Rp600,000 and I must pay for the X-ray and consultation BEFORE I meet the doctor with cash or credit card. I was offered NO neck or chest protection for the panoramic X-ray, when I asked I was told "Don't worry radiation little". After another 40 minute wait I finally got to meet the Doctor. No small talk, just "open mouth" and visual inspection of my mouth and his ungloved bare fingers in my mouth touching and proding my teeth. I was then told "you need much work". I asked for a fully inclusive, no surprises cost for the work he proposed and he would not confirm a fully inclusive cost. He simply kept saying "lot work, step by step". I am very confident that had a gone ahead with his 'step by step' treatment it would have cost me a not so small fortune. I've since talked with a number of Bali expats and years ago he was considered to be the best of a bad choice for dentists in Bali. Things have improved these days with better and far cheaper options for foreigners looking to pay less then at home. This dentist seems to be trying to keep his profits in a climate of increased competition in Bali by dramatic price increasing. I met one expat who told me she paid RP12,000.000 for a root canal treatment here and would never go back again. In summary looking at their prices and health/hygiene standards I believe you'd be better having work done at home and pay only marginally more. If it's all about price you would be far better looking at the many other Bali dentists that now exist. Good Luck!

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  John Littler

  :: 17 October 2017 07:03:05

  I have had 2 visits, for extraction, filling and implants. I cannot praise the staff and Dr Dian & Dr Sucipto enough. Reasonably priced (much cheaper than Australia) all aspects of the service are first class and I have made several referrals.