TL;DR
Dental Prices in Cambodia (2026)
Full price reference for the procedures most commonly requested by international patients. Prices are typical ranges at top expat-facing clinics — basic dentists may charge less.
| Procedure | Cambodia | Australia | USA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consultation | $10-25 | $50-100 | $50-200 |
| Cleaning & polish | $25-50 | $200-300 | $150-400 |
| Composite filling | $25-60 | $200-400 | $200-600 |
| Root canal (single) | $80-300 | $700-1,200 | $1,000-2,000 |
| Crown (porcelain) | $200-600 | $1,000-1,500 | $1,000-3,000 |
| Veneer (per tooth) | $200-450 | $1,200-1,800 | $1,000-2,500 |
| Dental implant (full) | $1,000-1,600 | $4,500-6,000 | $3,500-6,000 |
| Invisalign | $2,500-9,000 | $6,000-9,000 | $5,000-8,000 |
| All-on-4 (per arch) | $7,000-9,000 | $26,000+ | $24,000+ |
| Wisdom tooth extraction | $50-200 | $300-600 | $300-1,000 |
The savings on a single implant can pay for the trip. For full-mouth restoration (All-on-4 per arch) you're looking at $17,000-19,000 in savings vs Western prices.
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How much is a dental implant in Cambodia?
A complete dental implant (titanium post + abutment + porcelain crown) costs $1,000-1,600 at top clinics in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. Premium Swiss Straumann implants run $1,400-1,800. Korean Osstem implants are $1,000-1,200. The process takes two visits (placement, then crown 3-6 months later).
How much is a dental crown in Cambodia?
A porcelain crown costs $200-600 depending on material. Porcelain-fused-to-metal: $200-350. All-ceramic (zirconia or e.max): $400-600. Same-day CEREC crowns are available at International Dental Clinic in Siem Reap and a handful of Phnom Penh clinics.
How much is Invisalign in Cambodia?
Invisalign treatment costs $2,500-9,000 depending on case complexity. Simple cases (mild crowding): $2,500-4,000. Moderate: $4,500-6,000. Complex full-mouth: $6,000-9,000. Pachem and Roomchang are both Invisalign Preferred Providers. Local clear-aligner alternatives start from $1,000.
How much is All-on-4 in Cambodia?
Full-arch All-on-4 implant restoration costs $7,000-9,000 per arch at established clinics (Pachem, Pagna, Roomchang). That's a single arch — both arches double the price. The surgical phase can typically be completed in 3-5 days; final teeth are fitted 3-6 months later.
Is Cambodia good for dental work?
For routine work (cleanings, fillings, root canals, crowns) — yes, top clinics use the same brands, materials, and protocols as Western clinics. For implants and All-on-4, choose ISO-certified clinics with Straumann/Nobel implants and a track record. For complex maxillofacial surgery or jaw reconstruction, Thailand or Singapore have more specialist options.
Top Dental Clinics in Phnom Penh
View allRoomchang Dental Hospital
Full-service dental, implants, pediatric
Cleaning $25-50, Implant $1,200+
Pachem Dental Clinic
Japanese-partnered, Invisalign, All-on-4
Implant ~$1,200, All-on-4 $8,000
European Dental Clinic
European-trained, Straumann implants
Cleaning $40, premium implants
PAGNA Dental Clinic
All-on-4 specialist, veneers, dental tourism
Consultation up to $25, All-on-4 $8,000
Top Dental Clinics
For Major Work & Implants
Roomchang Dental Hospital
The largest private dental hospital in Cambodia.
What you get:
- 84 dental chairs across 5 locations
- 7 surgical theatres
- ISO 9001:2015 certified (Cambodia's first)
- Pediatric specialists
- Japanese, Chinese, Malay language support
Pricing:
Best for: Complex procedures, implants, families (pediatric specialists), Japanese speakers
European Dental Clinic
International team with European standards.
What you get:
- French-trained dentists
- On-site dental lab with French technician
- Straumann implants (Swiss, premium)
- Thai orthodontist for braces/Invisalign
- Australian hygienist
Best for: Expats preferring European-trained dentists, implants, French speakers
Pachem Dental Clinic
Japanese-partnered with 25+ years experience.
What you get:
- Partners with Japanese dental group Aishikai Shimazu
- 35+ dental chairs
- Invisalign Preferred Provider
- Airport pickup/drop-off available
Pricing:
Best for: Dental tourism (airport transfer), Japanese speakers, orthodontics
For Budget-Conscious Quality
Pagna Dental Clinic
Pioneer in Cambodia dental tourism.
What you get:
- Specializes in All-on-4/6/8 procedures
- Veneers expertise
- 4.8/5 stars on Google
- French and English speaking
Pricing:
Best for: Implants on a budget, dental tourism, French speakers
Santepheap International Dental
ISO-certified with strong reviews.
What you get:
- Founded 2007
- ISO 9001:2015 certified
- 9.7/10 ServiceScore rating
- Starting prices from $15
Best for: Budget dental care, routine procedures, BKK1 location
Procedure Guide
Implants
Cambodia excels at implant work. Key considerations:
| Factor | Details |
|---|---|
| Premium brands | Straumann (Swiss), Nobel Biocare |
| Mid-tier brands | Osstem (Korean), Megagen |
| Process | Two stages: placement, then crown after 3-6 months healing |
| All-on-4 | Full arch replacement possible in 3-5 days |
Orthodontics
| Treatment | Price Range |
|---|---|
| Metal braces | $1,500-3,500 |
| Ceramic braces | $2,800-4,500 |
| Clear aligners | $1,000-4,000 |
| Invisalign | $5,000-9,000 |
Dental Tourism Logistics
How long to stay
| Procedure | Time on the ground | Total timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Cleaning + check-up | 1 day | 1 day |
| Single filling or extraction | 1 day | 1 day |
| Root canal | 1-2 visits over 3-5 days | 1 week |
| Crown | 2 visits over 5-7 days | 1 week (or same-day with CEREC) |
| Veneers (4-8 teeth) | 2-3 visits over 7-10 days | 1-2 weeks |
| Single dental implant | 2 trips: 3 days, then 3 days | 3-6 months between trips |
| All-on-4 (per arch) | Trip 1: 5-7 days. Trip 2: 5-7 days | 3-6 months between trips |
| Invisalign | Initial fitting 3-5 days, then remote | 12-24 months total |
Phnom Penh or Siem Reap?
Phnom Penh has the most clinics, the most established names (Roomchang, European Dental, Pachem), the deepest specialist coverage, and ISO 9001:2015 certification at Roomchang and Santepheap. Best if you're combining dental work with city-based activities or if you need anything complex.
Siem Reap has a smaller but high-quality cluster — Pachem has a branch here, and International Dental Clinic (IDC) offers same-day CEREC crowns. Best if you're visiting Angkor Wat anyway and want routine to moderate work done. Read our dentists in Siem Reap guide for clinic-by-clinic detail.
Flights, hotels, and what to budget
Phnom Penh is reachable on direct flights from most regional hubs (Bangkok, Singapore, Hong Kong, Seoul, Kuala Lumpur, Ho Chi Minh City). From Europe, North America, and Australia you'll connect via Bangkok or Singapore. Mid-range hotels in BKK1 (the expat district where most clinics are) run $40-80/night. A 7-day implant trip including flights, accommodation, food, and dental work typically lands at $2,000-3,500 from Australia or $3,500-5,500 from the US — still a fraction of doing it at home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Cambodian dentists qualified?
Top dentists hold DDS degrees with additional training from France, Japan, Australia, or Thailand. Many have certifications from international implant academies (ITI, ICOI). Roomchang and Santepheap are ISO 9001:2015 certified. Always verify credentials and ask about specific certifications for implant work.
Is it safe to get dental implants in Cambodia?
Yes, at reputable clinics using FDA-approved implant systems. Roomchang, European Dental, Pachem, and Pagna all use premium brands (Straumann, Nobel Biocare, Osstem) with proper sterilization protocols. Risks come from choosing budget clinics that use unverified Chinese implants — stick to clinics that publish their implant brand on the website.
How long do I need to stay for dental work in Cambodia?
Routine work (cleaning, filling, extraction): 1 day. Crown: 1 week, or same-day with CEREC. Root canal: 3-5 days. Single implant: two trips of 3 days each, 3-6 months apart. All-on-4: two trips of 5-7 days, 3-6 months apart. Invisalign: initial 3-5 days, then remote monitoring.
What dental procedures should I avoid getting in Cambodia?
Major maxillofacial reconstruction, complex oncology-related dental surgery, and rare specialty procedures are better done in Bangkok, Singapore, or your home country. For everything common — fillings, crowns, root canals, implants, orthodontics, cosmetic — top Cambodian clinics are well-equipped.
Will my dental work be covered by insurance back home?
Most domestic dental insurance plans do not cover overseas treatment. Some international health policies do — check whether yours has a "dental tourism" or "treatment abroad" benefit. Either way, you typically still save vs paying domestic out-of-pocket prices.
What if something goes wrong after I return home?
Established clinics like Roomchang and Pachem offer warranties on implants (typically 5-10 years) and crowns (1-2 years). Minor adjustments can usually be made by a local dentist; major issues require returning to Cambodia. Always get x-rays and treatment records before flying home.
Should I get a quote from a Cambodian clinic before flying?
Yes. All the major clinics will quote based on x-rays or CBCT scans you email them. Roomchang, Pachem, and European Dental all reply to international enquiries within a few days. This lets you compare prices and confirm the procedure plan before committing to travel.
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