Dental clinics in Siem Reap.
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61 clinics listed in Siem Reap, Cambodia, with their published fees, licence status, and screened review history.
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Clinics
Practices we list in Siem Reap.
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Angkor Kampuchea Dental Clinic
from 105 reviews
Chea Leangheng Dental Clinic I
from 25 reviews
Stunning
from 41 reviews
Piseth Pagna
from 3 reviews
Siem Reap
from 3 reviews
Laor
from 1 reviews
Pyramid
from 2 reviews
Mch Siem Reap
from 1 reviews
Samrong Pengse Dental Clinic
from 1 reviews
Elvannoy
from 4 reviews
Angkor Pyramid Dental Clinic
Yim Ho Villa Sr
About
Dental tourism in Siem Reap.
Siem Reap is Cambodia's cultural capital and the gateway to the Angkor temple complex, drawing millions of international visitors each year through Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport (SAI). Among Southeast Asian dental destinations it remains one of the most affordable, with a small but established private sector that has grown alongside the city's tourism economy. SmileJet lists 8 verified Siem Reap clinics with a combined 4.6 average rating from 321 patient reviews.
Leading practices include Pachem Dental Clinic (Siem Reap Branch) (4.40 from 107 reviews), part of a regional Cambodian chain with implant and prosthetic capability, and Master Dental Clinic (4.44 from 34 reviews), both handling significant numbers of expatriate and international patients. Smaller boutique practices such as Chum Chenda Dental Clinic and Kampuchea Dental Clinic maintain ratings above 4.9. Dentists in Cambodia are registered through the Ministry of Health, and leading clinics use imported Korean, European, or Japanese implant systems alongside digital radiography and modern sterilisation equipment.
For patients from Australia, New Zealand, and Western Europe, Siem Reap fees typically run 50 to 70 percent below home-country private rates on implants, crowns, and cosmetic work, with most patients combining dental care with a visit to Angkor Wat. Most clinics sit in the central tourist corridor and Wat Bo area within a 15-minute tuk-tuk ride of major hotels.
Patients
What people wrote about Siem Reap.
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I am really impressed with the professional, friendly service offered here. They offer a wide range of physio services and whatever they’re doing for me is working well.
Physiotherapy Siem Reap
I came here with the intention to get some cupping for my back/shoulder pain. I was recommend acupuncture with a deep tissue massage by the team and it completed relieved my back/shoulder pain. Excellent service, they can pinpoint your issue immediately. I wil...
Physiotherapy Siem Reap
Simply wonderful. I went three times and the treatment, while moderately painful, was incredibly effective. The results lasted a long time.
Physiotherapy Siem Reap
Questions
What people ask first.
Is Siem Reap a safe choice for dental implants and cosmetic dentistry?
Yes, when you choose established clinics with strong review histories. Dentists in Cambodia must register with the Ministry of Health, and leading Siem Reap practices use modern digital radiography, ceramic steriliser autoclaves, and imported implant brands. SmileJet's 8 Siem Reap clinics hold a combined 4.6 rating across 321 Google reviews, and careful shortlisting within SmileJet helps filter for clinics with English-speaking dentists and international patient experience.
How do Siem Reap dental prices compare with Australia, the UK, or the US?
Siem Reap is one of the most affordable destinations in Southeast Asia for dental work. Expect single implants, crowns, and veneers to run 50 to 70 percent below comparable private rates in Australia, New Zealand, the UK, or the US. Most clinics quote in US dollars for international patients and use imported Korean, European, or Japanese implant systems, keeping material quality transparent.
Will my Siem Reap dentist speak English and provide written records?
Clinics oriented to international patients typically have English-speaking dentists or bilingual front-desk staff. You can request digital radiographs, a written treatment plan, and an implant passport or sticker at the end of care. These records transfer to any dentist worldwide for hygiene reviews, warranty claims, or future restorative work, so confirm records support before committing.
How long should I plan to stay in Siem Reap for dental treatment?
A single implant usually requires two visits: a surgical stay of three to five days, then a crown appointment three to six months later. Cosmetic veneer cases typically fit into a single trip of seven to ten days. Most international patients combine their first implant visit with a three to four day tour of Angkor Wat, Bayon, and Ta Prohm during the healing window before any crown work begins.
Which Siem Reap clinics should I shortlist on SmileJet?
Start with Pachem Dental Clinic - Siem Reap Branch (4.40, 107 reviews) for implant and prosthetic work, Master Dental Clinic (4.44, 34 reviews) for general and cosmetic care, and Chea Leangheng Dental Clinic I (4.71, 24 reviews) for conservative dentistry. Use SmileJet to request written quotes in US dollars and confirm implant brand, laboratory source, warranty terms, and English-language support before booking.
What aftercare should I plan after treatment?
Reputable Siem Reap clinics provide written warranties on implants and crowns, usually between one and five years, and will email digital records for your dentist at home. Routine hygiene and reviews can be handled locally anywhere in the world. For warranty remakes, most clinics cover the laboratory cost and ask you to fund return travel, which remains affordable given regional flight prices.
When is the best time to travel to Siem Reap for dental work?
The dry season from November to March offers the most comfortable weather for recovery, with lower humidity and minimal rainfall. The wet season from May to October still works clinically but brings heavy afternoon storms. Avoid the mid-April Khmer New Year holiday when many clinics close. Shoulder months such as November and March balance good weather with quieter temples.
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