Uluwatu Dental Care

Calm care on a busy Uluwatu road

On Jl. Raya Uluwatu No.44 in Ungasan, South Kuta, Uluwatu Dental Care sits on the main artery that runs to Uluwatu and Padang Padang. Outside, traffic can crawl; inside, reviewers describe a calm, modern clinic with clean, sterile rooms and a professional, English‑speaking team.

Open Monday to Saturday from 10h00 to 19h00 and closed on Sunday, the clinic leans heavily on WhatsApp for appointments and questions, which suits Bali’s expat and visitor crowd.

Dentists who explain every step

Across Google and social reviews, patients consistently mention how thoroughly treatments are explained. Several note dentists taking time to walk through each step, answer questions and avoid pushing unnecessary procedures.

Names like Dr. Sintya, Dr. Komang Fajar, Dr. Harry, Dr. Ari Listya Nurina and drg Shania come up often in positive comments for being gentle, patient and honest, including cases where consultations were given for free or replacement of a full crown was discouraged in the patient’s best interest.

From deep cleans to crowns and whitening

Based on reviewers’ experiences, treatments range from check‑ups and routine cleanings with ultrasonic tools and AirFlow to fillings, repairs of broken or chipped teeth, whitening sessions and work on ceramic crowns.

One visitor mentions paying 500k for both a filling and a deep clean, while another notes cleaning at roughly one‑third of their home‑country price; others compare costs favourably with Europe, Australia and Latvia. Most describe the value as very good, though one patient reports a filling falling out not long after treatment and says they would not return.

Before-and-after photos and itemised invoices

A striking pattern in the reviews is documentation. Many patients mention receiving before‑and‑after photos of their teeth, sometimes including X‑rays, shared in person or via WhatsApp.

Several also highlight clear, itemised invoices and transparent quotes before any work starts, which helps build trust for those nervous about overseas dental care.

Clean, friendly and set up for visitors

Reviewers repeatedly call out the clinic’s cleanliness, describing it as beautiful, modern, and “very clean and well equipped”. Staff are described as extremely friendly and welcoming, from reception to assistants.

Tourists from Germany, Australia, the UK, Colombia and Latvia say they felt in good hands, sometimes calling this their best dental experience compared with home.

Practical details and potential downsides

The clinic sits on a notoriously busy stretch of road, and some observers flag traffic and the practice’s popularity as reasons to book ahead rather than walk in.

Hours are limited to 10h00–19h00 and closed on Sundays, so true late‑night or weekend emergencies are not accommodated, and one reviewer had a painful experience with whitening even though their partner did not.

Verdict: reliable care for locals and travellers

With a high average rating, many loyal repeat patients since at least 2019, and detailed, transparent care, Uluwatu Dental Care suits travellers, expats and locals seeking modern treatment at prices often lower than at home, provided they book in advance and accept that not every outcome is perfect.

For emergencies, call local emergency services. This article is not medical advice.