Dental Clinics in Hong KongDiestel Dental Group

Yes. If you have a dental emergency, message us on WhatsApp or call the clinic nearest you. Each clinic keeps same-day slots for urgent cases and will see you as soon as possible. Smith & Jain Dentists in Central and Bayside Dental Tung Chung are also open on Sunday mornings. Emergency dental care

Please bring photo ID (Hong Kong ID card or passport), any past dental records or X-rays, your dental insurance or company medical card if you have one, and a list of any medications you currently take. If you plan to claim from your own insurer afterwards, keep your receipt details on hand. Arriving a few minutes early gives our team time to go through a short medical history with you.

Our clinics provide general and family dentistry, along with restorative and orthodontic care, including cleanings, fillings, crowns, braces, implants and more. See the full list on our Dental Services page.

Five. In Central: Smith & Jain Dentists (Century Square, D’Aguilar Street) and Diestel & Partners (Melbourne Plaza, Queen’s Road Central). In Tung Chung: Bayside Dental Tung Chung (Caribbean Square). In Discovery Bay: Bayside Dental North Plaza and Bayside Dental Main Plaza. Each clinic takes its own bookings; see addresses and hours on our Clinics page.

Smith & Jain Dentists in Central and Bayside Dental Tung Chung are open 7 days a week, 09:00 to 13:00 on Sundays. Our other three clinics are closed on Sundays, and all five close on public holidays.

Please contact the clinic nearest you as soon as possible. Our teams keep same-day slots available for dental emergencies and can advise you on the most appropriate next step.

Every practising dentist in Hong Kong must be registered with the Dental Council of Hong Kong, and specialists are listed on a separate Specialist Register. You can search both on the Dental Council registers. All our dentists are registered, and our team includes registered specialists; see each dentist’s qualifications and languages on our dentists and hygienists page.

Fees depend on the treatment and your own oral health. When comparing clinics, ask each one to itemise the consultation, X-ray, treatment and material costs. For general Hong Kong ranges, see our fee reference (source: Prince Philip Dental Hospital private patient fee schedule; for reference only, your dentist will confirm the actual cost after an examination).

Yes, our clinics are staffed by dentists and hygienists who speak English, Cantonese, Mandarin and other languages, so you can discuss your treatment in the language you’re most comfortable with.