Price List
Our official price list for dental treatments at Klinik Pergigian Shiny, Kota Kemuning. Expand any category below to learn what a treatment involves, when it's needed, and what to expect.
Prices are indicative and may vary with clinical complexity. The exact price for your treatment is confirmed at consultation.
Checkups & Cleaning
Routine examinations, scaling, polishing, and X-rays to catch problems early and keep your teeth and gums healthy.
| 🦷 | Comprehensive examination of teeth and gum condition. | From RM30 |
| 🩻 | Dental X-ray for diagnosis (price varies by type, e.g. periapical, panoramic/OPG, CBCT). | RM150 - RM450 |
| ✨ | Professional removal of plaque and tartar, followed by polishing. | RM120 - RM200 |
| 🧒 | Professional cleaning suited to younger patients. | RM80 - RM120 |
| 🛡️ | Protective fluoride treatment to reduce cavity risk. | From RM70 |
Basic Services
Comprehensive dental checkup and professional cleaning to maintain healthy teeth and gums.
What Is It?
A routine dental checkup combines a full clinical examination with professional cleaning (scaling and polishing). Regular checkups let small problems — a developing cavity, early gum inflammation, an old filling starting to fail — get caught and treated while they're still simple to manage, rather than after they've turned into pain or infection.
Signs You May Need This
- It has been six months or more since your last checkup
- Bleeding, swollen, or tender gums when brushing or flossing
- Visible plaque or tartar buildup, or persistent bad breath
- New sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet food and drink
- Any change in a tooth's colour, shape, or position that you've noticed
What Happens During Treatment
- 1Review of your medical and dental history and any concerns you'd like to raise
- 2Visual examination of teeth, gums, tongue, and soft tissues, including a check for signs of oral cancer
- 3Scaling to remove plaque and tartar from above and below the gumline, followed by polishing
- 4Dental X-rays if the dentist needs to check areas that aren't visible to the eye
- 5A summary of findings and, if needed, a recommendation for further treatment
What's Included
- Thorough examination of teeth and gum condition
- Removal of plaque and tartar (scaling)
- Tooth polishing
- Oral cancer screening
- Dental X-ray if required
- Dental health advice
Aftercare
- Mild gum sensitivity after scaling is normal and usually settles within a day or two
- Avoid very hot, cold, or acidic food and drink for a few hours if your teeth feel sensitive
- Keep brushing twice daily with a fluoride toothpaste and flossing once a day
- Follow any specific advice given for areas flagged during the exam
We recommend a checkup and cleaning every 6 months to maintain good dental health and catch problems early. Your dentist may suggest a different interval based on your individual gum health and cavity risk.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does scaling hurt?
Most patients feel pressure rather than pain. Some sensitivity is possible if there's significant tartar buildup or the gums are inflamed — let your dentist know if it feels uncomfortable so they can adjust their approach.
How often should I have a checkup?
A checkup and clean every six months is the general guideline for most patients, though your dentist may recommend a different interval based on your gum health and risk of cavities.
Outcomes and treatment duration vary between individuals depending on dental condition, general health, and compliance with aftercare instructions. This page is general information, not a diagnosis — please book a consultation so the dentist can assess your specific case.
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Specialized dental care for children in a friendly environment.
What Is It?
Pediatric dentistry focuses on the oral health of children, from their first teeth through to the teenage years, in an approach adapted to help younger patients feel comfortable. It covers both prevention — helping avoid cavities in the first place — and treatment when it's needed.
Signs You May Need This
- First tooth eruption, or by their first birthday — a widely used general guideline for a first dental visit
- Complaints of tooth pain, or visible discolouration or holes in baby teeth
- Thumb-sucking, pacifier use, or mouth-breathing habits your dentist should be aware of
- Routine six-monthly checkups once a child is old enough to attend regularly
What Happens During Treatment
- 1A gentle, age-appropriate examination of erupting or existing teeth, gums, and bite development
- 2Preventive treatments such as fluoride application or fissure sealants on molars to reduce cavity risk
- 3Fillings for baby or permanent teeth affected by decay, using techniques suited to a child's comfort
- 4Extraction of a baby tooth if it's severely decayed or not falling out naturally in time for the permanent tooth
- 5Guidance for parents on brushing technique, diet, and habits like thumb-sucking
What's Included
- Pediatric dental checkups
- Fluoride treatment
- Fissure sealants
- Fillings for children's teeth
- Baby tooth extraction
- Dental health education for parents and children
Aftercare
- Continue supervising brushing twice a day with an age-appropriate amount of fluoride toothpaste
- Limit sugary snacks and drinks, especially between meals and before bed
- Follow any specific advice given for sealants, fillings, or extractions
- Keep to a routine six-month review schedule so any issues are caught early
We aim to create a positive, low-stress dental experience for children so they feel comfortable visiting the dentist as they grow up.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should my child first see a dentist?
A common general guideline is by their first birthday or within six months of the first tooth appearing, so the dentist can check development and advise on care early.
Do baby teeth need treatment if they'll fall out anyway?
Yes — untreated decay in baby teeth can cause pain and infection, and can affect the health of the permanent tooth developing underneath. Baby tooth cavities are generally still treated rather than left alone.
Outcomes and treatment duration vary between individuals depending on dental condition, general health, and compliance with aftercare instructions. This page is general information, not a diagnosis — please book a consultation so the dentist can assess your specific case.
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Fillings, crowns and bridges to repair decayed, infected, or damaged teeth and save the natural tooth where possible.
| 🔧 | Tooth-coloured composite fillings to repair cavities and restore tooth structure. | RM120 - RM170 |
| 🎨 | Composite resin veneer to improve the shape or colour of a tooth. | From RM350 / tooth |
| 🔧 | Short-term filling, typically between visits. | From RM60 |
| 👑 | Custom-made cap to protect and restore a damaged or weakened tooth. | From RM1,000 |
| 🌉 | Fixed replacement for one or more missing teeth, anchored to neighbouring teeth. | RM3,500 - RM4,500 |
Restorative Treatment
Root canal treatment, fillings, crowns and bridges to restore damaged teeth.
What Is It?
Restorative dentistry repairs teeth damaged by decay, infection, or fracture — ranging from simple fillings, to root canal treatment for infected tooth pulp, to crowns that rebuild and protect a weakened tooth. The goal is to save and restore the natural tooth wherever possible.
Signs You May Need This
- A cavity found during a checkup, or a visible hole or dark spot on a tooth
- Toothache, especially lingering pain after hot or cold, or pain when biting
- Swelling, a pimple-like bump on the gum, or a bad taste — possible signs of infection that may need root canal treatment
- A tooth that's cracked, heavily filled, or weakened and at risk of breaking further
What Happens During Treatment
- 1Examination and X-rays to assess the extent of decay or infection
- 2Local anaesthesia to numb the tooth and surrounding area
- 3Fillings: decayed tissue is removed and the cavity is cleaned and filled with tooth-coloured composite material
- 4Root canal treatment: infected or inflamed pulp is removed from inside the tooth, the canals are cleaned and shaped, then sealed; a crown is usually recommended afterward to protect the tooth
- 5Crowns: the tooth is shaped, an impression or scan is taken, and a custom crown is fitted — often over two visits, with a temporary crown worn in between
What's Included
- Tooth-coloured composite fillings
- Root canal treatment to save infected teeth
- Custom-made dental crowns
- Procedures performed with anaesthesia for comfort
Aftercare
- Numbness from local anaesthesia wears off within a few hours — avoid chewing until sensation returns, to prevent accidentally biting your cheek or tongue
- Some sensitivity to pressure or temperature for a few days after a filling or root canal is common and usually settles
- Avoid chewing on a tooth that has just had root canal treatment until the permanent crown is placed, as it can be more prone to fracture in the meantime
- Take any prescribed pain relief or antibiotics as directed, and keep the follow-up appointment if a crown is planned
- Contact the clinic if pain is severe, worsening, or swelling develops
Don't leave a painful or decayed tooth untreated — restorative treatment can relieve pain and often save a tooth that might otherwise need extraction. Come in for an examination as early as possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is root canal treatment painful?
The procedure is done under local anaesthesia, so it shouldn't be painful during treatment — in fact, it's intended to relieve the pain caused by the underlying infection. Mild soreness afterward is common for a few days.
How long do fillings last?
This depends on the size of the filling, your bite, and oral hygiene, but composite fillings commonly last several years to a decade or more before needing repair or replacement. Regular checkups help catch wear early.
Outcomes and treatment duration vary between individuals depending on dental condition, general health, and compliance with aftercare instructions. This page is general information, not a diagnosis — please book a consultation so the dentist can assess your specific case.
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Save infected or inflamed teeth with professional root canal therapy. Price depends on the tooth treated.
| 💉 | Root canal treatment for a front tooth. | From RM500 |
| 💉 | Root canal treatment for a premolar tooth. | From RM500 |
| 💉 | Root canal treatment for a molar tooth. | RM1,000 - RM1,500 |
Children's Dentistry
Preventive and restorative dental care suited to children.
| 🧒 | Filling for a baby or permanent tooth affected by decay. | From RM60 |
| 🧒 | Root canal treatment for a baby tooth. | From RM200 |
| 🧒 | Removal of a baby tooth that's already loose. | From RM60 |
| 🧒 | Removal of a baby tooth requiring a more involved procedure. | RM80 - RM100 |
Orthodontics
Braces to gradually correct crowded, gapped, or misaligned teeth and uneven bites.
| 😁 | Self-Ligating Metal Braces Popular Self-ligating metal braces for effective teeth alignment and bite correction. Zero deposit · RM199 / month | From RM5,970 |
| 🎯 | Post-treatment retainer to maintain your new tooth position. | From RM230 |
Orthodontics
Orthodontic treatment to correct teeth alignment and irregular bite using braces.
What Is It?
Orthodontic treatment gradually moves teeth into a better position using controlled, gentle pressure through fixed braces. It's used to correct crowding, gaps, and bite problems, which can make teeth easier to clean and more comfortable to bite and chew with.
Signs You May Need This
- Crowded, overlapping, or gapped teeth
- Upper and lower teeth that don't meet evenly when biting down (overbite, underbite, or crossbite)
- Difficulty cleaning between crooked or overlapping teeth
- Jaw discomfort or clicking that your dentist has linked to bite alignment
What Happens During Treatment
- 1Initial consultation, examination, and X-rays/photos to assess alignment and bite
- 2Treatment planning to estimate duration and plan bracket placement
- 3Fixed braces: brackets are bonded to the teeth and connected with an archwire, adjusted at periodic visits
- 4Regular review appointments to monitor progress and make adjustments
- 5Retainers fitted at the end of active treatment to hold the new position
What's Included
- Self-ligating braces — a bracket design intended to ease adjustment and cleaning
- Consultation and treatment planning
- Instalment payment plans available
Aftercare
- Some soreness for a few days after braces are fitted or tightened is normal
- Extra care with brushing and flossing around brackets and wires to avoid plaque buildup
- Avoid hard, sticky, or chewy foods that can damage brackets or wires
- Wear retainers exactly as instructed — orthodontic results can relapse if retainers are skipped
Treatment duration depends on individual circumstances, typically between 12-24 months. We will monitor your progress throughout treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer clear aligners?
We currently offer self-ligating metal braces for orthodontic treatment; clear aligners aren't part of our current offering. Speak to us at consultation if you have questions about what's available.
How long does orthodontic treatment take?
Treatment duration varies by case, typically between 12-24 months. Your dentist will provide a more accurate estimate after an examination.
Outcomes and treatment duration vary between individuals depending on dental condition, general health, and compliance with aftercare instructions. This page is general information, not a diagnosis — please book a consultation so the dentist can assess your specific case.
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Whitening and veneers to improve the colour, shape, and appearance of your smile.
| ⭐ | Teeth Whitening (In-Office) Popular Professional in-office whitening treatment for a brighter smile. | From RM600 |
| ⭐ | Whitening performed from inside a discoloured, previously root-treated tooth. | From RM350 / tooth |
| 💎 | Porcelain/ceramic veneer to transform the appearance of a tooth. | From RM1,000 |
| 🎨 | Composite bonding to repair chips, gaps, and discolouration. | Please enquire |
Cosmetic Dentistry
Professional whitening treatments for a brighter, more confident smile.
What Is It?
Professional teeth whitening uses a peroxide-based bleaching gel to lighten the shade of tooth enamel, applied either in the clinic or via custom take-home trays. It's a cosmetic treatment aimed at reducing staining and yellowing rather than a preventive or restorative one.
Signs You May Need This
- Yellowing or staining from food, drink, tobacco, or natural ageing
- Teeth and gums that are otherwise healthy, with no untreated decay or gum disease
- Realistic expectations — whitening lightens natural tooth enamel but won't change the colour of existing crowns, veneers, or fillings
What Happens During Treatment
- 1Assessment to confirm teeth and gums are healthy enough for whitening, and to record the current shade
- 2Protection of gums and soft tissue before whitening gel is applied to the teeth
- 3In-office whitening: gel is applied and typically activated with a light over one or more cycles during the visit
- 4Take-home option: custom trays are provided with gel to use at home over a period set by the dentist
What's Included
- In-office teeth whitening
- Take-home whitening kits
- Assessment for sensitive teeth before treatment
- Guidance on results and maintenance
Aftercare
- Temporary tooth sensitivity to cold is common for a day or two after whitening
- Avoid strongly pigmented food and drink (coffee, tea, red wine, curry, tobacco) for 24-48 hours to help results last
- Continue regular brushing and flossing — good hygiene helps maintain the result
- Results vary between individuals and fade gradually over time; ask your dentist about touch-up options
Whitening results depend on the original condition and shade of your teeth, and will vary between individuals. We will advise on the best option during consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do teeth whitening results last?
This varies by person and depends on diet and habits such as smoking. Results commonly last from around 6 months to 2 years before a touch-up is wanted — avoiding staining food and drink helps results last longer.
Is whitening safe?
Professional whitening performed by a dentist is a well-established procedure, but it isn't suitable for everyone — for example, during pregnancy or with certain existing dental work. Your dentist will assess your suitability first.
Outcomes and treatment duration vary between individuals depending on dental condition, general health, and compliance with aftercare instructions. This page is general information, not a diagnosis — please book a consultation so the dentist can assess your specific case.
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Veneers, bonding, and other treatments to enhance your smile aesthetics.
What Is It?
Cosmetic dentistry covers treatments such as porcelain veneers and composite bonding, used to improve the shape, colour, or alignment appearance of teeth. Unlike restorative treatment, cosmetic work isn't usually addressing decay or infection directly — it's aimed at appearance, though it still requires teeth and gums to be healthy first.
Signs You May Need This
- Chipped, worn, discoloured, gapped, or slightly misshapen front teeth
- Teeth and gums that are otherwise healthy — existing decay or gum disease is generally treated first
- A desire to improve the appearance of a smile where whitening alone isn't enough
What Happens During Treatment
- 1Consultation to discuss goals, assess suitability, and plan shape and shade
- 2Veneers: a thin layer of enamel is typically prepared on the tooth surface, an impression or digital scan is taken, and a custom porcelain veneer is bonded on at a follow-up visit
- 3Bonding: tooth-coloured composite resin is applied directly to the tooth, shaped, and hardened with a curing light — usually completed in a single visit
What's Included
- Porcelain veneers
- Composite dental bonding
- Smile assessment and shade matching
- Suitable for chips, gaps, and discolouration
Aftercare
- Avoid biting very hard foods (ice, hard sweets) that could chip veneers or bonding
- Maintain normal brushing and flossing — veneers and bonding still need good oral hygiene
- Bonding can stain over time from coffee, tea, or smoking more readily than veneers — ask your dentist about care specific to your treatment
- Attend routine checkups so your dentist can monitor the restoration's condition
Results and how well veneers or bonding hold up over time can vary between individuals depending on bite, habits, and oral hygiene. Your dentist can advise what to expect for your specific case during consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do veneers or bonding last?
Porcelain veneers commonly last many years with good care. Composite bonding is generally less durable and more prone to staining or chipping, so it may need touch-ups or replacement sooner. Ask your dentist what to expect for your case.
Is the process reversible?
Bonding is generally reversible since little or no tooth structure is removed. Veneers usually involve some enamel preparation, which is considered a permanent change — discuss this with your dentist before proceeding.
Outcomes and treatment duration vary between individuals depending on dental condition, general health, and compliance with aftercare instructions. This page is general information, not a diagnosis — please book a consultation so the dentist can assess your specific case.
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Extractions for teeth that are too damaged to save or that are causing pain, infection, or crowding.
| 🏥 | Safe and gentle removal of a damaged or problematic tooth. | RM120 - RM200 |
| 🏥 | Additional procedure fee where an incision is required. | From RM100 |
| 🏥 | Additional procedure fee for extraction-site management. | From RM100 |
| 🏥 | Additional procedure fee for managing post-extraction bleeding. | From RM100 |
| 🦷 | Extraction of impacted wisdom teeth. | Please enquire |
Minor Surgery
Minor surgical procedures including extractions and wisdom tooth removal.
What Is It?
Oral surgery covers procedures such as tooth extraction and wisdom tooth removal. These are generally recommended when a tooth is too damaged, decayed, or poorly positioned to be saved, or when it's causing pain, infection, or crowding of surrounding teeth.
Signs You May Need This
- A tooth that's severely decayed, fractured, or infected beyond repair
- Wisdom teeth that are impacted, causing pain, swelling, or pressure on nearby teeth
- Persistent pain, swelling, or infection around a specific tooth
- Your dentist has recommended extraction as part of orthodontic or other treatment planning
What Happens During Treatment
- 1Examination and X-rays (often a panoramic/OPG X-ray for wisdom teeth) to assess the tooth and surrounding bone
- 2Local anaesthesia to numb the area before the procedure
- 3Removal of the tooth — impacted teeth may need a small surgical approach to access them safely
- 4Placement of gauze to control bleeding, and stitches if needed
- 5Instructions for recovery and, where appropriate, pain relief or antibiotics
What's Included
- Assessment with panoramic X-ray
- Local anaesthesia for comfort
- Procedure performed by experienced doctors
- Minor surgery for impacted teeth
- Pain relief and antibiotics where appropriate
- Post-surgery care advice
Aftercare
- Bite on gauze for the period advised to help a clot form, and avoid disturbing the socket afterward
- Avoid hot food/drinks, vigorous rinsing, spitting, smoking, and drinking through a straw for the first 24 hours
- Stick to soft, cool foods for the first day or two and gradually return to a normal diet
- Some swelling and discomfort in the first 2-3 days is normal; a cold compress and any prescribed pain relief can help
- Contact the clinic if bleeding doesn't settle, pain worsens after a few days, or you notice signs of infection such as fever or spreading swelling
Don't wait until a problem tooth or impacted wisdom tooth causes serious complications. Get an early examination so your dentist can advise on the best timing for treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it hurt?
The procedure is done under local anaesthesia, so you shouldn't feel pain during the extraction itself. Some soreness and swelling afterward is normal and usually improves within a few days.
How soon can I go back to normal activity?
For a straightforward extraction, most people return to light activity the next day. More involved surgical extractions, such as impacted wisdom teeth, may need a longer rest period — your dentist will advise based on your case.
Outcomes and treatment duration vary between individuals depending on dental condition, general health, and compliance with aftercare instructions. This page is general information, not a diagnosis — please book a consultation so the dentist can assess your specific case.
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Permanent tooth replacement solutions that look and feel natural.
| 🔩 | Dental Implant Popular Permanent tooth replacement with a titanium implant post. | From RM4,500 |
Dental Surgery
Permanent tooth replacement solutions that look and feel natural.
What Is It?
A dental implant is a small titanium post placed into the jawbone, acting as an artificial tooth root. Once it has fused with the bone, it can support a crown, bridge, or denture — replacing one or more missing teeth in a way that's designed to look, feel, and function like a natural tooth.
Signs You May Need This
- One or more missing teeth affecting chewing, speech, or confidence
- A loose or failing tooth that isn't expected to survive
- Sufficient jawbone density to support an implant, as assessed by your dentist
- Otherwise reasonable oral and general health, since healing time matters for success
What Happens During Treatment
- 1Assessment including X-rays or a CT/CBCT scan to check bone quality and plan implant position
- 2Implant placement surgery under local anaesthesia, sometimes combined with extraction or bone grafting if needed
- 3A healing period (commonly several months) for the implant to fuse with the surrounding bone — a process called osseointegration
- 4Placement of an abutment and the final crown, bridge, or denture once healing is confirmed
What's Included
- Assessment and treatment planning
- Implant placement surgery
- Implant-supported crowns
- Implant-supported bridges
- Implant-supported full dentures
Aftercare
- Mild swelling, bruising, or discomfort after surgery is normal and typically managed with pain relief as advised
- Stick to soft foods and avoid chewing directly on the implant site while it heals
- Maintain good oral hygiene around the implant, including gentle brushing and any prescribed rinse
- Attend follow-up visits so healing and integration can be checked before the final restoration is fitted
- Avoid smoking during healing, as it can slow integration and increase the risk of implant failure
Dental implants can last many years with proper care and regular checkups, though outcomes vary between individuals depending on bone health, hygiene, and general health — your dentist can advise what to expect in your case.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do implants last?
With good oral hygiene and regular checkups, implants can last many years. The crown fitted on top may eventually need replacement due to normal wear, even if the implant itself remains stable.
Is the procedure painful?
Placement surgery is done under local anaesthesia, so you shouldn't feel pain during the procedure itself. Some soreness in the days afterward is normal and manageable with pain relief.
Outcomes and treatment duration vary between individuals depending on dental condition, general health, and compliance with aftercare instructions. This page is general information, not a diagnosis — please book a consultation so the dentist can assess your specific case.
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Removable partial or full dentures to replace missing teeth.
| 🦷 | Partial Denture (Acrylic) Removable acrylic partial denture. | From RM400 |
| 🦷 | Partial Denture (Cobalt-Chrome) Removable cobalt-chrome partial denture. | From RM800 |
| 🦷 | Partial Denture (Valplast) Removable flexible Valplast partial denture. | From RM800 |
| 🦷 | Full Denture (Acrylic) Full acrylic denture, per jaw. | From RM1,000 / jaw |
| 🦷 | Full Denture (Cobalt-Chrome) Full cobalt-chrome denture, per jaw. | From RM1,700 / jaw |
| 🦷 | Full Denture (Valplast) Full flexible Valplast denture, per jaw. | From RM1,700 / jaw |
| 🦷 | Additional Tooth Adding an additional tooth to a denture. | RM60 - RM70 |
| 🦷 | Denture Repair Repair of a damaged denture. | From RM150 |
| 🦷 | Add Tooth to Existing Denture Adding a tooth to a denture you already have. | From RM50 |
| 🦷 | Add Wire Adding a retention wire to a denture. | From RM30 |
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