With 190 reviews and consistent quality, Angkor Dental Clinic is the most established dental practice in Siem Reap. Walk-ins welcome, English spoken.
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Finding a reliable dentist in Siem Reap used to mean flying to Bangkok or Phnom Penh. Not anymore. The city now has over 40 dental clinics, many with modern equipment, trained staff, and prices that are 60-80% lower than in Western countries. A basic cleaning costs $15-25, a filling $10-30, and even a dental crown runs $80-150 — compared to $800-1,500 in Australia or France. We visited and reviewed every dental clinic in Siem Reap to build this definitive ranking.
Below you will find 25 dental clinics organized into 2 rankings: Best Dental Clinics (overall quality) and Best Budget Dentists (best value for money). Each entry is scored using our weighted formula (rating x log10 of review count) and cross-referenced with our on-the-ground experience. Whether you need a simple cleaning or a full implant, this guide will help you choose the right dentist.
The highest-rated dental clinics in Siem Reap. Scored by Google reviews, equipment quality, and expat feedback. These are the clinics we recommend for any dental work.
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Quality dental care at the lowest prices. Perfect for routine cleanings, simple fillings, and basic dental work without breaking the bank.
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Map of All 25 Dental Clinics
Top 15 — Best Dental Clinics
The highest-rated dental clinics in Siem Reap. Scored by Google reviews, equipment quality, and expat feedback. These are the clinics we recommend for any dental work.
| # | Clinic | Price | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🥇 | Angkor Dental Clinic | $15–80 | (190) |
| 🥈 | Angkor Kampuchea Dental Clinic | $10–60 | (132) |
| 🥉 | Chea Leangheng Dental Clinic I | $10–50 | (62) |
| 4 | Chea Leangheng Dental Clinic II | $10–50 | (52) |
| 5 | Panhavut Dental Clinic | $8–40 | (39) |
| 6 | Stunning Dental Clinic | $10–60 | (38) |
| 7 | Master Dental Clinic | $8–45 | (39) |
| 8 | Elegance Dental Clinic II | $10–55 | (18) |
| 9 | Tan Meng Heang Dentist | $5–30 | (24) |
| 10 | Kampuchea Dental Clinic | $10–50 | (14) |
| 11 | CHUM CHENDA Dental Clinic | $8–40 | (12) |
| 12 | Tak Niseth Dental Clinic | $8–35 | (10) |
| 13 | Siem Reap Dental Clinic | $10–50 | (6) |
| 14 | Elvannoy Dental Clinic | $8–35 | (6) |
| 15 | Doctor Smile Clinic | $5–30 | (25) |
1Angkor Dental ClinicEditor's Pick
Best for: Established clinic, wide range of services
2Angkor Kampuchea Dental ClinicEditor's Pick
Best for: Modern equipment, experienced dentists
3Chea Leangheng Dental Clinic IEditor's Pick
Best for: Highly rated, trusted local dentist
4Chea Leangheng Dental Clinic II
Best for: Second location, same quality care
5Panhavut Dental ClinicTop Rated
Best for: Perfect rating, cosmetic dentistry
6Stunning Dental Clinic
Best for: Whitening, crowns, professional service
7Master Dental ClinicGreat Value
Best for: Affordable, general dentistry
8Elegance Dental Clinic IITop Rated
Best for: Aesthetic dentistry, veneers
9Tan Meng Heang DentistGreat Value
Best for: Budget-friendly, experienced practitioner
10Kampuchea Dental Clinic
Best for: Friendly staff, clean facility
11CHUM CHENDA Dental Clinic
Best for: Local favorite, gentle care
12Tak Niseth Dental Clinic
Best for: Root canals, fillings, extractions
13Siem Reap Dental Clinic
Best for: Professional environment, implants
14Elvannoy Dental Clinic
Best for: Orthodontics, braces, cleaning
15Doctor Smile Clinic
Best for: Walk-ins welcome, central location
Top 10 — Best Budget Dentists
Quality dental care at the lowest prices. Perfect for routine cleanings, simple fillings, and basic dental work without breaking the bank.
| # | Clinic | Price | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🥇 | Tan Meng Heang Dentist | $5–30 | (24) |
| 🥈 | Master Dental Clinic | $8–45 | (39) |
| 🥉 | Doctor Smile Clinic | $5–30 | (25) |
| 4 | Panhavut Dental Clinic | $8–40 | (39) |
| 5 | CHUM CHENDA Dental Clinic | $8–40 | (12) |
| 6 | Tak Niseth Dental Clinic | $8–35 | (10) |
| 7 | TRY YOULEANG Dental Clinic | $5–30 | (6) |
| 8 | Lim Nareth Dental Clinic | $5–30 | (6) |
| 9 | Chea Sokheng Dental Clinic | $5–25 | (3) |
| 10 | Elvannoy Dental Clinic | $8–35 | (6) |
1Tan Meng Heang DentistGreat Value
Best for: Lowest prices in town, experienced
2Master Dental ClinicGreat Value
Best for: Good balance of quality and price
3Doctor Smile Clinic
Best for: Walk-in friendly, affordable cleanings
4Panhavut Dental ClinicEditor's Pick
Best for: Perfect rating, fair prices
5CHUM CHENDA Dental Clinic
Best for: Friendly neighborhood clinic
6Tak Niseth Dental Clinic
Best for: Basic treatments at local prices
7TRY YOULEANG Dental Clinic
Best for: Affordable fillings and extractions
8Lim Nareth Dental Clinic
Best for: Budget cleanings, quick service
9Chea Sokheng Dental Clinic
Best for: Simple treatments, local prices
10Elvannoy Dental Clinic
Best for: Cleaning and basic dental care
Dental Prices in Siem Reap vs Western Countries
Dental care in Siem Reap costs a fraction of what you would pay in Europe, Australia, or North America. A routine dental cleaning costs $15-25 at most clinics, compared to $100-250 in the US or $80-150 in France. Tooth fillings range from $10-30 depending on the material, versus $150-400 back home.
Root canals cost $30-80 in Siem Reap, while the same procedure runs $700-1,200 in Western countries. Dental crowns are perhaps the biggest savings: $80-150 here versus $800-1,500 in Australia. Even dental implants, which cost $5,000-8,000 in the US, can be done for $500-1,200 in Siem Reap.
The price difference is driven by lower overhead costs, not lower quality — many Siem Reap dentists trained in Phnom Penh, Thailand, or overseas.
What to Expect at a Cambodian Dental Clinic
Visiting a dentist in Siem Reap is straightforward. Most clinics accept walk-ins, though calling ahead is recommended for complex procedures. You will typically fill out a brief form and may get an X-ray ($5-15) before treatment.
Consultations are usually free. The clinics in our top 15 all have modern dental chairs, digital X-ray machines, and autoclave sterilization. Many dentists speak basic English, though a few are fully fluent.
Treatment times are similar to what you would experience at home. Payment is almost always cash (USD or KHR), though some larger clinics accept credit cards. After treatment, you will receive a receipt and follow-up instructions.
Do not hesitate to ask questions — Cambodian dentists are generally patient and willing to explain procedures.
Emergency Dental Care in Siem Reap
Dental emergencies happen. If you crack a tooth at Angkor Wat or wake up with a severe toothache, several options exist in Siem Reap. Angkor Dental Clinic and Angkor Kampuchea Dental Clinic both accept emergency walk-ins during business hours.
For after-hours emergencies, your best option is the Royal Angkor International Hospital emergency room, which can provide pain relief and refer you to a dentist the next morning. Keep a dentist's phone number saved in your contacts — some practitioners like Chea Leangheng offer after-hours consultations by phone. For severe trauma (knocked-out tooth, broken jaw), go directly to a hospital.
Common emergencies like broken crowns, lost fillings, or sudden pain can usually be treated same-day at any of our top-ranked clinics. Expect to pay $20-50 for an emergency visit.
Dental Tourism in Siem Reap
Siem Reap is emerging as a dental tourism destination, combining world-class temple visits with affordable dental care. Many expats and travelers plan their dental work around a Siem Reap vacation, saving thousands of dollars compared to treatment at home. A typical dental tourism itinerary might include: Day 1 consultation and X-rays, Day 2-3 treatment (crowns, implants, whitening), and Day 4-7 recovering while exploring Angkor Wat, floating villages, and local restaurants.
The savings on dental work alone can cover your entire trip including flights and hotels. For complex procedures like implants that require healing time, some patients split their trip into two visits — the first for placement, then returning 3-6 months later for the final crown. Several clinics in our ranking offer multi-procedure packages for dental tourists.
Insurance & Payment at Siem Reap Dental Clinics
Most dental clinics in Siem Reap operate on a cash-pay basis. The primary currencies accepted are US dollars and Cambodian riel, with change given in a mix of both. A few larger clinics accept Visa and Mastercard, though a 3% surcharge may apply.
International dental insurance is generally not accepted directly — you will need to pay upfront and submit receipts for reimbursement. Ask for an itemized receipt in English with procedure codes. If you have travel insurance, check whether dental emergencies are covered, as many policies include emergency dental treatment.
For expats with local insurance through companies like Forte or Lux, some clinics are in-network. Always confirm prices before treatment begins, as quotes are typically given verbally. There are no hidden fees at reputable clinics, but always ask for a complete estimate before agreeing to treatment.
About the Author
Stephane Jambu
Siem Reap Resident & Health Guide Writer
Stéphane Jambu is a French SEO engineer and tech entrepreneur who moved to Siem Reap, Cambodia in 2025. He built siemreaphub.com — the most comprehensive platform for expats and travelers in Siem Reap — with 5,300+ verified businesses, powered by AI analysis (Claude, RAG) and Google Maps data. Restaurant rankings are computed algorithmically: Google rating × log10(review count), cross-referenced with local expat community feedback. No restaurant pays to be listed. No reviews are sponsored. 650+ SEO clients, 80 LinkedIn testimonials.
How We Ranked These Dentists
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Rankings are computed from 5,300+ verified Google Maps listings using AI tools (Claude, RAG pipelines). We analyze ratings, review volume, review recency, and cross-reference with local expat community feedback. No personal visits — pure data.
Data-Driven Scoring
Final score = Google rating x log10(review count). This formula rewards both quality and volume of patient feedback.
Expat Feedback
We cross-referenced Google reviews with feedback from expats, long-term residents, and dental tourism forums.
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Explore Health DirectoryFrequently Asked Questions About Dentists in Siem Reap
How much does a dental cleaning cost in Siem Reap?
A routine dental cleaning costs $15-25 at most clinics in Siem Reap. This includes scaling and polishing. Some clinics offer fluoride treatment for an additional $5-10.
Do dentists in Siem Reap speak English?
Most dentists in our top 15 speak basic to intermediate English. Angkor Dental Clinic and Angkor Kampuchea Dental Clinic have the best English-speaking staff. For complex procedures, consider bringing a Khmer-speaking friend.
Are dental clinics in Siem Reap hygienic and safe?
The top-ranked clinics in our list use autoclave sterilization, disposable gloves, and modern equipment. Standards vary widely though — stick to our recommended clinics and check for sealed sterilization pouches for instruments.
Can I get dental implants in Siem Reap?
Yes. Several clinics offer dental implants for $500-1,200 per tooth, compared to $5,000-8,000 in Western countries. Angkor Dental Clinic and Stunning Dental Clinic are the most experienced with implant procedures. The process typically requires 2 visits spaced 3-6 months apart.
Do I need an appointment or can I walk in?
Most clinics accept walk-ins, especially for simple procedures like cleanings or check-ups. For crowns, root canals, or implants, booking ahead is recommended as these require more preparation time.
What payment methods do dentists accept?
Cash in US dollars is the most widely accepted payment method. Some larger clinics accept credit cards with a 3% surcharge. International insurance is typically not accepted directly — pay upfront and claim reimbursement.
How much does a root canal cost in Siem Reap?
Root canals cost $30-80 in Siem Reap depending on the tooth and complexity. This compares to $700-1,200 in Western countries. The procedure usually takes 1-2 visits.
Is dental tourism worth it in Siem Reap?
Absolutely. The savings on dental work (60-80% less than Western prices) can easily cover the cost of flights, hotel, and temple visits. Many patients save $2,000-5,000 on procedures like crowns or implants.
What should I do in a dental emergency in Siem Reap?
During business hours, go directly to Angkor Dental Clinic or Angkor Kampuchea Dental Clinic for emergency walk-ins. After hours, visit Royal Angkor International Hospital emergency room. Keep a dentist phone number saved in your contacts.
Can I get teeth whitening in Siem Reap?
Yes. Professional teeth whitening costs $50-150 in Siem Reap, compared to $300-800 in Western countries. Most top clinics offer both in-office and take-home whitening kits.
How do I choose the right dentist in Siem Reap?
Check Google reviews (look for recent ones in English), visit the clinic before committing to major work, ask about the dentist's training and experience, and start with a simple cleaning to evaluate their professionalism. Our ranking does this analysis for you.
Are dental X-rays available in Siem Reap?
Yes. Most clinics in our top 15 have digital X-ray machines. A dental X-ray costs $5-15. Some clinics include X-rays in the consultation fee for new patients.