How Much Does It Really Cost to Get Dental Work in Bali with a Family of Six?

<p>Thinking about getting dental work done in Bali? Here's what it really cost our family of six to get full dental check-ups and cleans—and spoiler: it was a fraction of what we’d spend back home in Australia 🇦🇺.</p> <p>We booked into a highly-rated dental clinic in Canggu, known for its modern facilities and English-speaking staff. For all six of us (yes, even the little ones!), we opted for a comprehensive package that included a full check-up, scale, polish, and a fluoride treatment.</p> <p>The total? Just <strong>AUD $360</strong> (approx. <strong>IDR 3.6 million</strong>)! That worked out to only <strong>$60 per person</strong>. In comparison, we’d easily pay double or more per adult back in Australia.</p> <p>During my check-up, I discovered I needed my <em>first-ever</em> filling—at 30-something years old 😱. The good news? It was completely painless, professionally done, and just added around <strong>AUD $80</strong> to our total bill. Honestly, the quality of care blew me away—and I say that as someone who dreads the dentist!</p> <p>We chose <strong>SOMA Dental</strong>, a clean and friendly clinic with modern equipment (and a gorgeous coffee shop next door for post-appointment treats). They've also got great ratings among expat families here.</p> <p>So if you’ve been curious about dental tourism in Bali, or simply need to fit in a long-overdue clean while you're here—this might be your sign 🪥✨.</p> <p>It’s affordable, it’s family-friendly, and it might just be the most relaxed dental visit you’ll ever have, kids included!</p> <p>Would you visit a dentist in Bali while travelling? Tag someone who's been talking about overseas dental work!</p>