Our Dental Fee
Pilih Cawangan KPSA
Harga Rawatan Gigi di Kuala Lumpur 2026
At Klinik Pergigian Sharifah Aminah (KPSA), we publish our full fee list because you deserve to know what treatment costs before you sit in the chair — not after. Below is every treatment we offer, from a RM120 scaling to full implant work.
Prices are estimated ranges. Your dentist confirms the exact fee after examining you and before starting any procedure, so nothing gets added to your bill without you agreeing to it first. The same prices apply at all three branches.
Prices last updated: 1 September 2026
| Consultation | dari RM30 |
| Scaling & cuci gigi | dari RM120 |
| Tampal gigi | dari RM90 |
| Cabut gigi | dari RM90 |
| Gigi palsu | dari RM450 |
| Rawatan akar gigi | dari RM800 |
| Braces / pendakap gigi | dari RM5,000 |
| Implan gigi (tanam gigi) | dari RM8,500 |
| X-ray gigi | dari RM60 |
| Rawatan gigi kanak-kanak | dari RM30 |
| Kanak-kanak — bawah 12 tahun | RM30 |
| Warganegara Malaysia — dewasa | RM40 – RM50 |
| Bukan Warganegara — foreigner | RM50 |
| Specialist — minor oral surgery | RM80 – RM100 |
| Braces — penilaian & perancangan rawatan | RM50 – RM80 |
| Implan Gigi — penilaian & perancangan rawatan | RM100 – RM150 |
An X-ray isn't always needed. We take one when the problem can't be seen from the surface — a wisdom tooth root, decay under an old filling, or planning an implant.
| Periapical (PA) — single tooth | RM60 |
| Panoramic (OPG) — full upper & lower jaw | RM150 |
| Lateral Cephalometry — side profile, for braces planning | RM150 |
| CBCT — 3D scan, for implants & surgery | RM300 |
Recommended every 6 months. Most patients who come regularly stay in the basic tier — the higher fees are for tartar that has been building up for years and simply takes longer to remove.
| Basic Cleaning | RM120 |
| Smile Styling (moderate plaque) | RM150 – RM180 |
| Nicotine / Heavy | RM200 – RM250 |
| Root Planing — deep cleaning below the gumline | RM70 per tooth |
*Prices do not include X-ray and medication. Anything surgical needs an X-ray first (from RM60) so we can see the root position before we start.
| Normal Extraction | RM90 – RM150 |
| Difficult Extraction (non-surgical / splitting) | RM150 – RM350 |
| Surgical Removal – Embedded Teeth | RM400 – RM700 |
| Surgical Removal – Impacted Teeth — incl. gigi bongsu / wisdom tooth | RM850 – RM1,200 |
| Minor Oral Surgery – Specialist | RM2,000 |
| Prosthetic Surgery / Bone Alveoplasty — reshaping the ridge before a denture | RM250 – RM400 |
| Suture (stitching) | RM50 |
| Additional LA Injection (extra local anaesthetic) | RM25 |
*Includes up to 3 PA X-rays. Does not include the permanent filling. Back teeth cost more because they have more canals — a front tooth has one, a molar can have four. Most root-treated back teeth also need a crown afterwards to stop them fracturing.
| Root Canal Treatment – Anterior (front tooth) | RM800 |
| Root Canal Treatment – Premolar | RM950 |
| Root Canal Treatment – Molar (back tooth) | RM1,200 |
| Complex Root Canal Treatment | RM1,500 |
| Pulpotomy / Pulp Extirpation — emergency relief for a dying nerve | RM250 – RM300 |
The range depends on how many surfaces of the tooth need repairing — a small cavity on one surface sits at the lower end, a broken molar needing three at the upper.
| Composite Filling — tooth-coloured | RM90 – RM250 |
| Temporary Filling | RM90 |
| Fissure Sealant — seals a deep groove before it decays | RM90 – RM120 |
| Diastema Closure / Composite Veneer / Complex Restorations — closing gaps & reshaping front teeth | RM150 – RM400 |
If there isn't enough tooth left to hold a crown, it needs rebuilding first with a post and core. If an existing crown has simply come loose, recementing it costs far less than replacing it — bring it in before you lose it.
| Porcelain Fused to Metal Crown | RM1,100 |
| Zirconia Crown | RM1,800 |
| E-max Crown (per unit) | RM2,000 each |
| Full Metal Crown (non-precious) | RM1,000 |
| Post & Core — rebuilds a tooth to hold a crown | RM650 |
| Fiber Post | RM700 |
| Maryland Wing Bridge — replaces one tooth without crowning the neighbours | RM500 |
| Porcelain Margin | RM150 |
| Porcelain Repair | RM200 – RM400 |
| Recementation of Crown (each) | RM150 – RM200 |
| Fiber Reinforced Bridge | RM1,000 – RM1,500 |
| Composite Crown | RM250 |
A partial denture is priced as a base plus each tooth you need. Acrylic is the most affordable and most common; Valplast and Thermosen are flexible with no visible metal clasps; cobalt chrome is thinner and strongest for long-term daily wear.
| Acrylic Base | RM450 |
| Additional Tooth (per tooth) | RM50 |
| Additional 2-layer Tooth | RM120 |
| Additional 3-layer Tooth | RM150 |
| Wire Mesh / Strengthener | RM100 |
| Clasp (each) | RM30 |
| High Impact Base (per arch) | RM200 – RM300 |
| Full Denture – Acrylic — complete set, one arch | RM1,100 |
| Special Tray (per arch) | RM50 |
| Urgent Case – Acrylic (1–2 days) | RM200 |
| Urgent Case – Acrylic (3–4 days) | RM150 |
| Cobalt Chrome Base Only | RM1,500 |
| Valplast Base + 1 Tooth — flexible, no metal clasps | RM1,200 |
| Thermosen Base + 1 Tooth | RM1,200 |
| Add Tooth (to an existing denture) | RM150 |
| Dentycryl Tooth | RM200 |
| Three-layer Tooth | RM250 |
| Urgent Case Denture (1 week) | RM300 |
We repair dentures made elsewhere too. If yours has become loose rather than broken, it usually needs relining rather than replacing — bring it in before you give up on it.
| Repair + 1 Tooth – Acrylic | RM200 |
| Repair + 1 Tooth – Valplast | RM250 |
| Relining (each plate) — refits a loose denture | RM550 |
| Rebase – Partial | RM250 – RM300 |
| Rebase – Full | RM500 |
| Rebase – Full (Valplast) | RM650 |
We'll usually suggest scaling first. Removing tartar and surface stains alone often makes a visible difference for RM120 — worth trying before you spend on whitening.
| In-office Whitening | RM650 |
| Premium Whitening | RM1,300 |
| Take-home Whitening Kit (gel included, per arch) | RM750 |
The treatment fee covers your routine adjustment visits throughout, typically 18–30 months. Budget for a retainer afterwards — teeth drift back without one. Instalment plans are available; ask at your consultation.
| Consultation | RM50 – RM80 |
| Conventional Braces | From RM5,000 |
| Clear Aligners | From RM7,500 |
| Study Model | RM150 |
| Retainer – ESSIX — clear, removable | RM400 – RM800 |
| Retainer – HAWLEY — wire & acrylic, adjustable | RM600 – RM700 |
| Fixed Retainer (each) — bonded behind the teeth | RM100 – RM150 |
| Molar Band (each) | RM250 – RM300 |
| TPA / Bite Raising — trans-palatal arch | RM650 |
| Night Mouth Guard — for teeth grinding | RM450 |
| Sports Mouth Guard | RM650 |
A CBCT scan tells us whether you have enough bone before you commit to anything. If you don't, a graft or sinus lift is needed first — better to know that at the start than halfway through.
| Consultation | RM100 – RM150 |
| Study Model | RM150 |
| Implant (per unit) | RM8,500 – RM10,000 |
| Implant – Zirconia — metal-free | RM10,000 – RM15,000 |
| Bone Graft — builds up bone to hold the implant | RM1,500 – RM2,500 |
| Sinus Lift | RM2,500 – RM3,000 |
*Pulpotomy prices do not include filling and medication. Bring your child around their first birthday or when the first tooth appears — an early visit is cheap, and it makes the dentist a normal place rather than a scary one.
| Consultation | RM30 |
| Fillings | RM80 – RM100 |
| Extraction | RM50 – RM80 |
| Temporary Filling | RM50 |
| Pulpotomy — saves a badly decayed milk tooth | RM200 |
| Stainless Steel Crown (each) | RM250 |
| Scaling & Polishing | RM60 – RM80 |
| Topical Fluoride (full arch) — strengthens enamel against decay | RM80 |
In pain right now? WhatsApp us at 019-791 9117 before you travel and we'll tell you which branch can see you soonest.
| Abscess Drainage — relieves a swollen, infected gum | RM150 |
| Dry Socket – In-house patient | RM80 |
| Dry Socket – Outpatient — extraction done elsewhere | RM150 |
| Bleeding Control | RM100 |
| Minor Trauma Injury — knocked or chipped tooth | RM150 – RM250 |
| Splinting Tooth (per tooth) — stabilises a loosened tooth | RM100 – RM150 |
| Mucocele Removal — small lip or cheek cyst | RM350 – RM500 |
| Electrocautery – Operculectomy — trims gum over a partly erupted tooth | RM200 |
| Electrocautery – Crown Lengthening | RM250 – RM500 |
We remove fake veneers and fake braces safely. If you've had them fitted somewhere that isn't a licensed dental clinic, come in — the longer they stay on, the more damage they do to the enamel underneath.
| Dental Report | RM150 |
| Referral Letter | RM25 |
| Debond Fake Veneers (per arch) | RM350 |
| Debond Fake Braces (per arch) | RM250 |
Charged only if you need it — we don't add medication to your bill by default.
| Syrup Paracetamol | RM10 – RM15 |
| Tablet Paracetamol | RM10 |
| Tablet Ibuprofen / Ponstan / Voren — stronger pain relief | RM15 |
| Tablet Tramadol | RM18 |
| Antibiotic – 3 days | RM30 – RM50 |
| Antibiotic – 5 days | RM40 – RM90 |
| Antibiotic – Syrup | RM15 – RM30 |
Dental Price FAQ
Straight answers about what each treatment costs, what is included in the fee, and how you can pay.
1. How much is scaling and polishing (cuci gigi)?
Basic scaling and polishing is RM120. Moderate plaque build-up is RM150 – RM180, and heavy tartar or nicotine staining is RM200 – RM250. Deep cleaning below the gumline (root planing) is RM70 per tooth.
Most patients who come every six months stay in the basic tier — the higher fees exist because thick tartar simply takes longer to remove. Your dentist tells you which applies before starting, not after. More about rawatan scaling gigi.
2. How much are braces (pendakap gigi) and clear aligners?
Conventional metal braces start from RM5,000 and clear aligners from RM7,500. Treatment runs 1.5 to 2.5 years depending on your case, and the fee covers your routine adjustment visits throughout.
What sets the final figure is the type of braces, how much movement your bite and crowding actually need, and how long that takes. You'll get a firm quote at your consultation, before committing to anything.
The fee does not include X-rays, the study model, your retainer, or any additional treatment you might need first — those are listed separately on this page.
You don't pay it all upfront: see question 13 for the monthly plan. For a full comparison with government clinic waiting lists, read harga braces di klinik swasta & kerajaan.
3. How much is a denture (gigi palsu)?
An acrylic base starts at RM450, plus RM50 for each replacement tooth. A complete full acrylic denture is RM1,100.
For flexible dentures with no visible metal clasps, Valplast and Thermosen are RM1,200 including the first tooth. A cobalt chrome base — thinner and strongest for long-term daily wear — is RM1,500.
Already have a denture? Adding a tooth to it is RM150, repairs from RM200, and relining RM550 per plate. Compare acrylic, Valplast and cobalt chrome.
4. How much is a tooth extraction (cabut gigi)?
A normal extraction is RM90 – RM150. If the tooth needs splitting to come out, RM150 – RM350. Surgical removal of an embedded tooth is RM400 – RM700, and an impacted wisdom tooth (gigi bongsu) RM850 – RM1,200.
We take an X-ray first for anything surgical so we can see the root position before we start — that's charged separately, from RM60. More on cabut gigi.
5. How much is a filling (tampal gigi)?
Composite (tooth-coloured) fillings are RM90 – RM250. Where you land in that range depends on how many surfaces of the tooth need repairing — a small cavity on one surface costs far less than a broken molar needing three.
A temporary filling is RM90, and a fissure sealant to protect a deep groove before it decays is RM90 – RM120. More on tampal gigi.
6. How much is root canal treatment (rawatan akar gigi)?
A front tooth is RM800, a premolar RM950 and a molar RM1,200 — back teeth have more canals, so they take longer. Complex cases are RM1,500.
That includes up to three PA X-rays but not the permanent filling. Budget for a crown too: most root-treated back teeth need one to stop them fracturing, from RM1,000. More on rawatan akar gigi.
7. How much is a crown or bridge?
Full metal crown RM1,000, porcelain fused to metal RM1,100, zirconia RM1,800, and E-max RM2,000 per unit. A Maryland wing bridge is RM500 and a fibre-reinforced bridge RM1,000 – RM1,500.
If there isn't enough tooth left to hold a crown, it needs rebuilding first — post and core RM650, or a fibre post RM700. If an existing crown has simply come loose, recementing it is RM150 – RM200. More on crown & bridge.
8. How much is a dental implant (tanam gigi)?
An implant is RM8,500 – RM10,000 per unit, or RM10,000 – RM15,000 for zirconia. Consultation is RM100 – RM150 and a study model RM150.
If there isn't enough bone to hold the implant, a bone graft is RM1,500 – RM2,500 and a sinus lift RM2,500 – RM3,000. A CBCT scan (RM300) tells us whether you need either before you commit to anything.
Not sure whether an implant or a denture makes more sense for you? We compare the two here.
9. How much is teeth whitening (pemutihan gigi)?
In-office whitening is RM650, premium whitening RM1,300, and a take-home kit RM750 per arch with the gel included.
We'll usually suggest scaling first. Removing tartar and surface stains alone often makes a visible difference for RM120 — worth trying before you spend on whitening. More on teeth whitening.
10. How much is children's dental treatment (rawatan gigi kanak-kanak)?
A children's consultation is RM20. Fillings RM80 – RM100, extraction RM50 – RM80, temporary filling RM50. Scaling and polishing RM60 – RM80, and topical fluoride RM80 per full arch.
For a badly decayed milk tooth, a pulpotomy is RM200 and a stainless steel crown RM250 — both cheaper than losing the tooth early and needing space maintenance later.
Bring your child around their first birthday or when the first tooth appears, whichever comes sooner. Why the first visit matters.
11. Do the prices include X-rays and medication?
No — both are charged separately, so you only pay for what you actually need instead of a bundled fee that assumes everyone needs everything.
X-rays: a PA (single tooth) is RM60, panoramic OPG RM150, lateral cephalometry RM150, and a 3D CBCT scan RM300. Medication starts at RM10 for paracetamol; a three-day course of antibiotics is RM30 – RM50.
The one exception is root canal treatment, which already includes up to three PA X-rays in the quoted fee.
12. Are the prices the same at all three branches?
Yes — one price list across all three. Go to whichever is easiest for you to reach: Wangsa Maju (Residensi Lexa), Taman Greenwood, or Sunway Batu Caves.
The prices shown are estimated ranges. Your dentist confirms the exact fee after examining you and before starting any treatment — nothing is added to your bill without you agreeing first.
13. Can I pay for braces in instalments?
Yes, and most of our braces patients do. You start with the consultation at RM60, then a deposit of RM300 for adults or RM150 for students under 18. After that it's RM150 – RM200 a month paid at your adjustment visits, across the 1.5 to 2.5 years of treatment.
No interest, and no third-party financing company — the arrangement is directly with the clinic. The exact monthly figure depends on your total treatment cost, so we work out the schedule together at your consultation.
Implants are different — we don't offer instalments for implant treatment. If the cost is the obstacle, talk to us anyway: a denture or a bridge may solve the same problem for far less, and we'd rather tell you that than lose you entirely.
WhatsApp us to talk through what's realistic for your budget.
14. Do you accept company panels or dental insurance?
Yes. We are a panel clinic for PM Care, MiCare, EMAS, ASP and Health Connect. Bring your panel card or staff ID and we'll handle the claim directly where your plan allows.
Worth checking your coverage limit before you come — most dental panels cap the amount per visit or per year, and anything above that is settled as a normal payment.
Your company isn't on the list? WhatsApp us the name and we'll tell you whether we can be added.