Repair & replace, Taman Permata

Root canal, extractions, crowns and dentures

For a tooth that is badly decayed, cracked, needs to come out or is already missing. We try to save the tooth first. You are told the price before any treatment starts.

Open Saturday and Sunday, closed Friday. Lot 2763, Level 1, Jalan Changkat Permata, Taman Permata, 53300 Kuala Lumpur.

Dr Amri bin Abdullah with the clinic team

Who treats you

Dr Amri bin Abdullah

Registered with the Malaysian Dental Council. He has more than 30 years of dental experience, and the clinic has served Taman Permata since 2008. He examines you first, and if your case needs to be referred elsewhere, he will tell you honestly at the examination.

Saving a tooth

Save the tooth first, take it out only if needed

A painful or infected tooth can often be kept with root canal treatment. When it cannot be saved, it is taken out with proper numbing and clear aftercare.

Stock photo: a dentist pointing at a dental x-ray

Root Canal Treatment

When decay or a crack reaches the nerve inside a tooth, the nerve becomes infected and it hurts. Root canal treatment cleans the infected tissue out of the canals, disinfects them and seals them, so the tooth can stay in your mouth instead of coming out. It usually takes more than one visit, and a crown is often recommended afterwards to protect the tooth.

  • Throbbing pain, often worse at night
  • A tooth that hurts long after something hot or cold
  • Swelling or a gum boil near a tooth

RM800 · Crown afterwards RM900 per tooth

Stock photo: a dentist treating a patient in the dental chair

Extractions

Taking a tooth out is the last option, not the first. We only recommend it when the tooth cannot be saved, when it is crowding the others, or when a baby tooth is holding up the adult tooth behind it. The area is numbed properly first and we explain the aftercare before you leave.

  • A tooth is broken down too far to restore
  • Overcrowding, sometimes as part of braces treatment
  • A baby tooth that will not come out on its own

Permanent tooth RM150 · Baby tooth RM60 to RM100 · Minor oral surgery RM800

Rebuilding & replacing

When a tooth is badly damaged or already gone

Missing teeth make chewing harder and let the teeth beside the gap drift. There are a few ways to fill that gap, and the right one depends on your mouth and your budget.

Stock photo: a dentist working on a patient's front tooth

Crown & Bridge

A crown is a cap that covers a weak or heavily filled tooth and takes the chewing force for it. A bridge replaces a missing tooth by joining a false tooth to the teeth on either side of the gap. Both are made in a lab and matched to the colour of your other teeth, so they take a couple of visits.

  • A tooth has cracked or has very little natural structure left
  • After root canal treatment, to stop the tooth splitting
  • One or two missing teeth with healthy teeth on both sides

Crown RM900 per tooth · Bridge from RM900 per tooth

Stock photo: a set of dentures held in a hand

Dentures

Dentures are removable replacements for several missing teeth, or for a whole arch. We take impressions, the lab builds them, then we fit and adjust them until they sit comfortably. Expect a short settling⁠-⁠in period: speaking and eating feel odd for the first week or two, and that is normal.

  • Several teeth missing in one jaw
  • All the teeth missing in the upper or lower jaw
  • A bridge is not possible or does not fit your budget

From RM250 + RM60 per tooth · Prices for each kind below

Three kinds of denture

Acrylic

The most affordable option. A pink acrylic plate carries the teeth. Easy to add to later if you lose another tooth.

Partial plate RM250 + RM60 per tooth · Full upper or lower RM1,000

Chrome

A slim metal framework. Thinner, stronger and less bulky against the palate than acrylic, so many people find it easier to wear.

Partial plate RM850 + RM60 per tooth

Flexible

A bendy gum⁠-⁠coloured base with no metal clasps showing, so it blends in.

Same price as chrome

Which option suits you can only be decided after the dentist looks at the tooth and, where needed, an x⁠-⁠ray. We will talk you through the choices and the cost of each before anything is booked.

Fees

Repair and replace fees

These are our current fees. The dentist confirms the exact cost for you after the examination, because some teeth need more work than others. Nothing gets started before you have agreed to the price.

See all fees on this page
All prices in Malaysian Ringgit. Fees may be revised; the price quoted to you at your visit is the one that applies. A printed list of clinical procedural fees is available to you at the clinic.
Treatment Fee
Permanent tooth extractionRM150
Baby tooth extractionRM60 to RM100
Root canal treatmentRM800
CrownRM900 per tooth
Bridgefrom RM900 per tooth
Acrylic denture, partial plateRM250 + RM60 per tooth
Acrylic denture, full upper or lowerRM1,000
Chrome denture, partial plateRM850 + RM60 per tooth
Flexible dentureSame as chrome
AlveolectomySmoothing the jaw bone, often before denturesRM500 per jaw
GingivectomyTrimming gum that has grown over the teethRM300 per jaw
Minor oral surgeryRM800

Fees for check⁠-⁠ups, scaling, fillings and whitening are on the check⁠-⁠ups & family care page.

Looking for braces prices instead? Both payment plans for metal braces are RM6,000 all⁠-⁠inclusive with instalments from RM150 per visit. See the pricing page or the braces page.

Tooth hurting, cracked or missing?

WhatsApp us and we will find you the earliest time, Saturday and Sunday included. You will know the cost of anything before we begin.

Lot 2763, Level 1, Jalan Changkat Permata, Taman Permata, 53300 Kuala Lumpur