Bali Dental & Implants Centre Clinique contrôlée de Dental Departures

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Why Choose This Clinic

The modern, hospital-based setting appeals to international travelers seeking clear, itemized treatment plans, strict sterilization, and a full menu, from checkups and cosmetic dentistry to dental implants and multi-disciplinary care.

What Stands Out

• Hospital setting with modern diagnostics and a multidisciplinary team, including periodontics, implants, prosthodontics, endodontics, and orthodontics
• Broad treatment range, including All-on-X implants, crowns, veneers, root canals, orthodontics, whitening, and extractions
• Orthodontic options such as metal braces, clear braces, Damon®, and Invisalign®
• Transparent written plans and notes on timelines for staged work, including CBCT and multi-visit implant protocols
• Convenient hours Monday–Saturday 09:00–19:00, with English and Indonesian spoken

Dentist

Lead Dentist

 Dr. Carolina Ayu Rahmawati — General Dentist; University of Indonesia graduate; member of PDGI, the Indonesian Dental Association. Languages: English and Indonesian.

 Plain-English note: All-on-X places 4–6 implants to hold a fixed full-arch bridge, so you avoid removable dentures. Planning often includes CBCT 3D imaging and staged visits for healing and final teeth.
 

Popular Treatments

• Implants & full-arch solutions: Single implants, All-on-4/6, implant-retained overdentures, sinus lift, and bone grafts when indicated.
   
• Crowns & veneers: Porcelain, zirconia, and porcelain-fused-to-metal, also known as PFM. Temporaries are available.
   
• Root canal therapy, also called endodontics: Anterior, premolar, and molar root canals, with posts and cores as needed.
   
• Orthodontics: Metal braces, clear braces, Damon®, Invisalign®, and retainers.
   
• Hygiene, whitening & general dentistry: Cleanings, fillings, extractions, inlays, and onlays.
   
• Diagnostics: Consultations, single X-rays, and panoramic imaging.
   

Patient Experience & Facilities

• Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, water, and parking
• Payment methods: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, Cash, and Bank Transfer
• Clinic hours: UTC+07, Monday–Saturday 09:00–19:00; Sunday closed

Location & How to Get There

Area: Bali Dental & Implants Centre is located in Ubud, within the Kasih Ibu Hospital Saba medical campus on the east side of Bali.

From Bali Airport: From Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), plan around 60–90 minutes by car depending on traffic. Grab or Gojek can be booked from the airport, and your Dental Departures coordinator can send a live map pin.
 

From South Bali: Typical drive times to Ubud are 60–90 minutes from Seminyak or Canggu, 60–80 minutes from Kuta or Legian, 40–60 minutes from Sanur, and 70–100 minutes from Nusa Dua. Times are traffic-dependent.
 

Languages

Chairside support is available in English and Indonesian.
 

FAQs

1) Do treatments come with a warranty or guarantee?

Short answer: Materials and workmanship are covered under standard clinic policies; biological outcomes can’t be guaranteed.
 

More detail: Written terms vary by procedure, such as implants, crowns, or orthodontics. Following aftercare and attending reviews helps keep coverage valid. Ask for your written warranty with your plan.
 

2) Where exactly is the clinic and what’s the easiest way to reach it?

Short answer: The clinic is inside Kasih Ibu Hospital Saba in Ubud. From DPS, rideshare services such as Grab or Gojek are usually the easiest option. Allow 60–90 minutes.
 

More detail: Your coordinator will share a map pin and pickup point. Driving from South Bali may take longer near sunset, on weekends, or during peak travel periods.
 

3) What payment types are accepted?

Short answer: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, Cash, and Bank Transfer.
 

More detail: For large card payments, notify your bank before travel to avoid anti-fraud declines. Deposits may apply for multi-stage plans.
 

4) What languages are spoken?

Short answer: English and Indonesian.
 

More detail: Tell us your preferred language at booking so consent forms and chairside support match your needs.
 

5) How many trips do I need for implants or full-arch cases?

Short answer: Often two stages after CBCT: initial surgery and healing, then final teeth. The clinic notes multi-week stays per stage.
 

More detail: Case complexity and bone quality determine timelines. Your plan will specify visits, healing windows, and review dates.
 

6) What orthodontic options are available?

Short answer: Metal braces, clear braces, Damon®, Invisalign®, and retainers are available.
 

More detail: Suitability depends on your bite and goals. The orthodontist will outline estimated treatment duration and review frequency.
 

7) Is deep cleaning different from a routine cleaning?

Short answer: Yes. Deep cleaning treats below the gumline, while a routine cleaning focuses mainly above it.
 

More detail: Your dentist measures gum pockets and may recommend quadrant-based deep cleaning for gum disease.
 

8) Can I combine a holiday in Ubud with dental treatment?

Short answer: Yes. Many patients plan short appointments around sightseeing.
 

More detail: Share your travel dates early so diagnostics and lab work can be scheduled efficiently within your stay.