Make substantial savings on your dental work at BIMC Dental Centre in Bali.
Combine your treatment with a fantastic holiday to this Indonesian tropical paradise, known as the "Island of the Gods," and take advantage of our Best Price Guarantee on a wide range of medical and dental procedures.
About BIMC Dental Centre
BIMC Hospital offers two locations on the island at the coastal areas of Nusa Dua and Kuta.
Established in 1998, the large multi-specialty hospital opened its specialty dental center in Nusa Dua in 2007 which now offers a full range of dental services to local and international patients. This modern clinic is equipped with the latest innovations and uses new technology for all kinds of dental work.
With skilled and experienced dentists on hand, BIMC Dental Centre offers affordable treatments, from routine dental care to cosmetic dentistry treatments, such as implants and full-mouth makeovers.
BIMC Hospital in Nusa Dua is the first ACHSI (Australian Council on Healthcare Standards International) accredited hospital in Indonesia.
The BIMC group is well-known for its diverse medical and surgical services, which also include dedicated trauma care and a disaster management center.
Dentists at BIMC Dental Centre
Patients visiting the dental centre are assured of top-quality facilities and experienced dentists, who include:
- Drg. Putu Ari Listya Nurina who completed her dentistry from Mahasaraswati University and then went on to specialize in dental conservation and fillings.
- Drg. Harry Iskandar who completed his dentistry from Airlangga University and then specialized in dental prosthodontics. He is an expert at the design and fitting of artificial teeth replacement like dentures and implants which are biocompatible and comfortable to use.
- Drg. Donny Kandarani, a highly qualified dentist who went on to specialize in dental aesthetics at New York University. He is also a member of ISID (Indonesian Symposium of Implant Dentistry).
Dental Treatments at BIMC Dental Center
BIMC Dental Centre offers a range of dental services including:
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Fillings
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Restorations
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Crowns
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Bridges
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Plaque and stain removal
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Extractions
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Veneers
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Teeth whitening and bleaching
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Teeth cleaning
The center also has its own on-site lab, which means turnaround times for treatments like crowns and veneers may be as little as one day. This is particularly great news for holidaymakers and other travelers looking to spend as little time as possible traveling to and from the center.
Bali Dental Tourism
People flock to Bali–and dozens of other medical tourism destinations in Asia—because of the high quality of care that's delivered in facilities that are on par with some of the best back home. Prices in Bali are so much lower that people don’t mind traveling to get their work carried out under the care of our background-checked dentists; this is especially true for the more expensive procedures, like implants, where patients can often save thousands even when taking into consideration flight and accommodation expenses.
A recent medical tourism survey listed in the Medical Tourism Index found that most people who travel long distances for medical work do so because of the quality of care and the affordable rates they can enjoy. In recent years, as prices for dental and medical care have skyrocketed, an increasing number of people are traveling abroad for care while taking the opportunity to enjoy a holiday at the same time.
Prices at BIMC Dental Centre for Common Dental Procedures
When you book with Dental Departures, you can save upwards of 70% on a number of dental treatments in Bali at BIMC Dental Centre. To give you an idea, check out the price differences of some common procedures below:
- Porcelain veneers cost around AUD $1,435 (NZ$1,561, USD$1,100 CAD1,465, £881, €1,019 in Australia; at BIMC, these cost an average of AUD $504 (NZ$546, USD$384 CAD514, £308, €356).
- Full denture (upper or lower) costs around AUD $2,350 (NZ$2,554 USD$1,800 CAD2,398, £1,443, €1,668) in Australia against the AUD $605 (NZ$656, USD$461, CAD617, £370, €427) you would pay at BIMC Dental Centre.
- Teeth cleaning that costs approximately AUD $170 (NZ$184, USD$130 CAD173, £104, €120) in Australia whereas you can expect to pay just AUD $70-98 (NZ$75-107, USD$53-75, CAD71-100, £42-60, €49-69) in Bali.
Visiting Bali for Dental Work Combined with a Holiday
Bali is a great place for a holiday thanks to its tropical climate, stunning volcanic landscape and golden-sanded beaches. It is fairly warm throughout the year and if you love beaches, then Bali, being an island, has plenty to choose from—as well as a few interesting smaller islands just off the coast. It also offers a range of water-based activities including swimming, surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving, jet-skiing and more. If it is the land that beckons, then the mountain and volcanoes in and around Bali offer a variety of activities and adventures, including mountain climbing, trekking, hiking and other activities.
With numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites, there are activities aplenty to occupy days or weeks of sightseeing in Bali. The Jatiluwih Rice Terraces are a must-visit site, embodying the philosophy of Tri Hita Karana or the togetherness of the spirit, nature and human. You'll also find countless Hindu temples in Bali, two of which having been designated as UNESCO sites.
Bali is also famous (and infamous) as a party destination, with nightlife to rival the best in Asia. It has hundreds of bars, lounges and clubs—although you may want to indulge in this lively scene before you head to your dentist, especially if you are having more complex work done.
The island is also known for its shopping and you can pick up everything from high-end clothes and other branded goods to handicrafts, art and antiques at a fraction of the price compared to back home.
Booking with Dental Departures
To get started in your Indonesian adventure, contact our Customer Care Team via phone, email or online chat and get a free quote for your specific treatment at BIMC Dental Center.
Don't forget: when you book with Dental Departures, you can change or cancel your appointment at any time for free.
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Australian Council Healthcare Standards International. Website accessed: 12 January 2021. http://www.achs.org.au
UNESCO World Heritage List. Website accessed: 12 January 2021. https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/
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Dental Prosthesis. Science Direct. Website accessed: 12 January 2021. https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/medicine-and-dentistry/dental-prosthesis
Research and Surveys. MedicalTourism.com. Website accessed: 12 January 2021. http://medicaltourismassociation.com/en/research-and-surveys.html