Dental clinics in Phnom Penh.
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8 clinics listed in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, with their published fees, licence status, and screened review history.
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Clinics
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Daisy Dental Care
from 34 reviews
Pachem Dental Clinic (Norodom Branch)
from 47 reviews
Moral Dental Clinic
Featured partner
from 194 reviews
Panhavuth Dental Clinic Phnom Penh Branch
from 43 reviews
Santepheap International Dental Clinic
from 24 reviews
Jordan Petra Dental Clinic Phnom Penh
from 60 reviews
Pka Chhouk Dental Clinic
from 59 reviews
Pagna Dental Clinic
from 71 reviews
About
Dental tourism in Phnom Penh.
Phnom Penh is Cambodia's capital and largest dental tourism hub, offering Cambodia's most advanced clinical infrastructure and best specialist coverage. SmileJet has verified 12 clinics in Phnom Penh, maintaining a 4.7 average rating across 563 patient reviews. Top-rated practices include Pachem Dental Clinic Sorya Branch (47 reviews, 4.40 rating), Roomchang Dental Hospital (one of Cambodia's largest dental hospitals), and other premium clinics across BKK1 (expat district), Daun Penh (city centre), and Toul Kork residential areas. Cambodian dentists train at the University of Health Sciences and many complete training in Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, or France. Premium clinics use Straumann, Osstem, Dentium, and Megagen implants with savings of 70-80% versus Western prices — single implants USD $600-$1,200, All-on-4 USD $6,000-$9,500 per arch.
Patients
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The clinic was already good and clean, The staff is incredibly kind, the dentists are gentle and explain everything clearly, and the whole experience feels stress-free.
Moral Dental Clinic
Good dental clinic, good medical staff, trustworthy, good dental treatment, teeth that are never clean can be cleaned again.
Moral Dental Clinic
The best dental clinic in Phnom Penh City, Doctor and assistant are really friendly to patient, good service from clinic and good quality.
Moral Dental Clinic
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Questions
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Why choose Phnom Penh for dental tourism?
Phnom Penh offers Cambodia's most advanced clinical infrastructure including the substantial Roomchang Dental Hospital, broader specialist coverage than Siem Reap, and 70-80% savings vs Western prices. The city is undergoing rapid modernisation with growing expat infrastructure. Particularly suited to patients prioritising clinical depth with budget pricing in Southeast Asia.
Which Phnom Penh area has the best dental clinics?
BKK1 (Boeung Keng Kang 1) is Phnom Penh's primary expat district with international-facing premium clinics. Daun Penh is the central historic district near the Royal Palace and major hotels. Toul Kork is an upscale northern residential area. Chamkarmon district hosts established practices. Pachem Dental Clinic and Roomchang Dental Hospital are among the top-rated options, all accessible by tuktuk or Grab.
How much does dental work cost in Phnom Penh?
Single dental implants cost USD $600-$1,200 in Phnom Penh vs USD $3,500 US. Porcelain veneers USD $150-$350 per tooth. Zirconia crowns USD $180-$400. All-on-4 full-arch implants USD $6,000-$9,500 per arch vs USD $25,000 US. Savings of 70-80% using Straumann, Osstem, or Dentium implants — comparable to Vietnam pricing levels.
Phnom Penh vs Siem Reap for dental work?
Phnom Penh has more clinics (12 vs 8 in Siem Reap), deeper specialist coverage, and more advanced facilities including hospital-attached dental departments. Siem Reap offers smaller-city quieter atmosphere combined with Angkor Wat tourism. Both have similar pricing. Choose Phnom Penh for complex cases and clinical infrastructure; Siem Reap for cultural tourism plus simpler procedures.
Do Phnom Penh dentists speak English?
At SmileJet-verified clinics, yes. English fluency is standard at Roomchang Dental Hospital, Pachem Dental, and other international-facing practices. Many dentists also speak French, Thai, or Mandarin given Cambodia's diverse population. Treatment plans, consent forms, and aftercare instructions are provided in English. Khmer is the official Cambodian language.
How long do I need to stay in Phnom Penh 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. All-on-4 full-arch implants take 10-14 days. Phnom Penh's Royal Palace, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, Russian Market, and riverside dining make extended stays culturally meaningful. Day trips to Kampot or Sihanoukville beach (3-4 hours) are popular.
Is Phnom Penh safe for dental tourism?
Yes. Phnom Penh's central districts (BKK1, Daun Penh, Chamkarmon) are safe for international visitors with extensive expat infrastructure. Standard urban precautions apply: use Grab or PassApp ride-hail rather than street tuktuks for safety, keep valuables secure especially on motorbikes (occasional bag-snatching), avoid isolated areas at night. The dental tourism sector is growing rapidly with patient-focused service.
How do I get to Phnom Penh for dental work?
Phnom Penh International Airport (PNH) has direct flights from Bangkok (1h), Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, Seoul, Taipei, plus regional flights from Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City 45 min). Most international patients connect via Bangkok or Singapore. Airport to BKK1 is 30-45 minutes by Grab taxi (USD $10-15). Many clinics offer complimentary airport pickup.
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