Dental Clinics in Ubud, Bali
Updated July 2026
Ubud sits inland among rice terraces and river valleys, 60 to 90 minutes north of the airport, and it draws a different kind of dental patient than the beach towns do. Clinics here are fewer and lean towards general dentistry, check-ups, fillings, crowns and whitening, delivered in rooms that feel closer to a wellness practice than a surgery. For implants, All-on-4 or full-mouth rehabilitation you will usually be pointed south to Seminyak, Kuta or Denpasar, where the specialist equipment sits. What Ubud offers instead is the recovery half of the trip: cooler highland air, yoga studios, quiet villas and a food scene built around soft, healthy eating. Patients on longer stays often make Ubud their base and travel south for the technical work.
2 clinics in Ubud
Sayan Aesthetic Institute
Ubud · Cosmetic Dentistry
A boutique wellness centre in Ubud with CEREC same-day crowns and Straumann implants. Patients praise Dr. Kumara's professionalism and gentle approach. Ideal for visitors based in the Ubud area.
Bali Dental & Implants Centre (BDIC)
Ubud · Multi-specialist dental hospit
Multi-specialist dental hospital with periodontists, implant specialists, and prosthodontists under one roof. Hospital-grade safety at Kasih Ibu Hospital. US physicians praise the clinical standards.
Tips for Visiting Ubud for Dental Treatment
The run to the airport takes 60 to 90 minutes each way and passes through Denpasar traffic, with a Grab car costing IDR 200,000 to 300,000, so if your treatment needs several visits it is far less draining to stay in Ubud than to commute up from the south each day. The town centre around Monkey Forest Road and Jalan Raya Ubud is walkable, which is unusual in Bali, and pharmacies (apotek) are easy to find along the main street and near Ubud Market if you need extra pain relief. Accommodation ranges from simple guesthouses through rice terrace villas to full wellness retreats.
Popular treatments in Ubud include dental implants, veneers, and root canal.
Frequently Asked Questions about Ubud
Ubud has fewer dental clinics than south Bali, but options include Sayan Aesthetic Institute at The Mansion and nearby clinics. Ubud clinics tend to focus on wellness-oriented patients and offer a more relaxed treatment environment.
Ubud clinics offer general dentistry including fillings, crowns, whitening, and check-ups. For complex procedures like implants, All-on-4, or full-mouth rehabilitation, you may need to visit clinics in Seminyak, Kuta, or Denpasar which have more specialised equipment.
Ngurah Rai Airport to Ubud takes 60 to 90 minutes by car depending on traffic. Grab costs around IDR 200,000 to 300,000. Many Ubud hotels offer airport transfers. The route passes through Denpasar and can be slow during peak hours.
Central Ubud near Monkey Forest Road or Jalan Raya Ubud puts you close to most amenities. Ubud is famous for its rice terrace villas and wellness retreats, making it popular with dental tourists who want a peaceful recovery environment.
Ubud offers a quieter, more serene recovery environment compared to the busy south Bali tourist strip. The cooler highland climate, yoga studios, healthy food scene, and cultural attractions make it ideal for patients who want relaxation alongside their dental care.
Ubud dental prices are comparable to south Bali clinics. Accommodation can be slightly cheaper for mid-range options but luxury wellness retreats in Ubud can cost more. Overall trip costs are similar.
Yes, Ubud is Bali's wellness capital. Many patients schedule dental appointments in the morning and attend yoga, meditation, or spa treatments in the afternoon. Just avoid intense physical activity for 48 hours after surgical dental procedures.
Yes, Ubud is very safe and popular with solo travellers and wellness tourists. The main risks are traffic on narrow roads and the occasional aggressive monkey near the Monkey Forest. Use Grab for transport and keep valuables secure.
April to October offers dry weather and comfortable temperatures. Ubud is slightly cooler than the coast due to its highland location, making any season comfortable. Avoid December to February if you dislike heavy afternoon rain, though mornings are usually clear.
Yes, Ubud has several pharmacies (apotek) along Jalan Raya Ubud and near Ubud Market. Your dental clinic will typically provide or prescribe all necessary medication after treatment, but pharmacies are available for additional pain relief or antibiotics if needed.