Dental work in Cambodia.
Compared on published prices.
75 clinics listed across 2 cities, with their published fee schedules, licence status, and screened review history.
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Where to go
Cities in Cambodia with listed clinics.
Clinics
Practices we list in Cambodia.
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Daisy Dental Care
Phnom Penh
from 34 reviews
Pachem Dental Clinic (Norodom Branch)
Phnom Penh
from 47 reviews
Moral Dental Clinic
Phnom Penh
from 194 reviews
Panhavuth Dental Clinic Phnom Penh Branch
Phnom Penh
from 43 reviews
Angkor Kampuchea Dental Clinic
Siem Reap
from 105 reviews
Santepheap International Dental Clinic
Phnom Penh
from 24 reviews
Jordan Petra Dental Clinic Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh
from 60 reviews
Pka Chhouk Dental Clinic
Phnom Penh
from 59 reviews
About
Dental tourism in Cambodia.
Cambodia is an emerging dental tourism destination in Southeast Asia, drawing budget-conscious patients from Australia, the UK, and neighbouring ASEAN countries who want quality care at prices 70-80% below Western rates. SmileJet has verified 20 clinics across Phnom Penh (12 clinics) and Siem Reap (8 clinics), with a collective 4.7 average rating across 884 patient reviews. Leading clinics include Pachem Dental, Roomchang Dental Hospital, and Chea Leangheng Dental Clinic. Cambodian dentists typically train in Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, or France, and premium clinics operate with imported CAD/CAM equipment and international-brand implants. Cambodia's appeal extends beyond dental care — patients routinely combine treatment with visits to the Angkor Wat temple complex near Siem Reap or the Royal Palace and riverside charm of Phnom Penh, making it a rewarding dental-tourism destination for travellers who want cultural experiences alongside savings.
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Everything we have written about Cambodia.
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Questions
What people ask first.
Is dental work in Cambodia safe?
Yes. SmileJet partner clinics in Cambodia are audited against 47 safety criteria including sterilisation protocols, material sourcing, and dentist credentials. The top clinics — Pachem, Roomchang, and Chea Leangheng — use CE-marked implant brands (Straumann, Osstem, Dentium) and maintain modern facilities. Many dentists trained in Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, or Europe.
How much can I save on dental work in Cambodia?
Typical savings are 70-80% versus Western prices. A single dental implant costs USD $600-$1,200 in Cambodia vs USD $3,500 in the US or AUD $5,500 in Australia. Porcelain veneers range USD $150-$350 per tooth vs USD $1,800 in North America. Zirconia crowns start at USD $180-$400. Full-arch All-on-4 implants cost USD $6,000-$9,500.
Which city in Cambodia is best for dental tourism?
Phnom Penh has the largest selection with 12 verified clinics and hosts Cambodia's most advanced dental hospitals like Roomchang. Siem Reap has 8 clinics and is ideal for patients combining dental work with visiting Angkor Wat. Phnom Penh suits complex cases with the widest specialist coverage; Siem Reap is perfect for cosmetic dentistry paired with a cultural holiday.
Do I need a visa to visit Cambodia for dental treatment?
Most nationalities can get an e-visa online (USD $36) or a visa-on-arrival (USD $30) for 30 days. ASEAN country citizens enter visa-free. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond entry. For longer stays or multiple entries, apply for an extended tourist visa before travel.
How long do I need to stay in Cambodia for dental work?
Veneers and crowns typically need 5-7 days across 2-3 appointments. Dental implants require 7-10 days for placement, with a return visit 4-6 months later for the final crown. Teeth whitening and cleaning are same-day. All-on-4 full-arch implants take 10-12 days. Same-day implant protocols are available at select Phnom Penh clinics.
Do Cambodian dentists speak English?
All SmileJet partner clinics in Cambodia have English-speaking dentists and patient coordinators. Treatment plans, consent forms, and aftercare instructions are provided in English. Many dentists in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap also speak French, Thai, or Mandarin fluently.
What implant brands are used by Cambodian clinics?
Top Cambodian clinics use Straumann (Switzerland), Osstem (South Korea), Dentium (South Korea), and Megagen (South Korea) for implants. IPS E.max (Ivoclar Vivadent) and Zirconia BruxZir are standard for crowns and veneers. Every clinic provides material certificates with your treatment for transparency.
Is Cambodia safe for tourists receiving dental treatment?
Yes. Cambodia is considered safe for tourism, with Phnom Penh and Siem Reap being the most visited destinations. Standard precautions apply: use reputable taxis, keep valuables secure, and avoid walking alone late at night. SmileJet partner clinics are in well-trafficked areas, and most arrange airport pickup and recommended hotels to simplify your trip.
What's the best time of year to visit Cambodia for dental treatment?
November to March offers the most comfortable weather (dry season, temperatures 24-30°C). April-May is very hot and humid. June-October is the rainy season with occasional heavy downpours but green landscapes and fewer tourists. Dental clinics operate year-round; choose based on weather preference and whether you plan to visit Angkor Wat.
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