National Dental Centre Singapore Dental Records
- +65 6324 8847
- 5 Second Hospital Avenue
Waterfall Dental & Prosthodontic Studio Midrand has served patients in Waterfall and surrounding areas since 2016. The skilled team includes a specialist prosthodontist, family dentist, and oral hygienist who put your health and well-being first.
The team provides high-quality, patient-focused dental care and health education. In addition, WDPS takes a proactive and preventative approach to help keep the community healthier. Patients receive care in a welcoming and comfortable setting, whether they need a routine check-up or urgent care after illness or injury.
WDPS offers wellness services when you feel well. It also provides emergency services when illness or injury affects your oral health. Therefore, patients can receive support for both prevention and treatment.
Waterfall Dental & Prosthodontic Studio provides quality and complete healthcare services. The team focuses on treatment and prevention so patients can maintain good oral health for longer.
Restorative treatments include aesthetic tooth-coloured fillings, dental bridges, partial dentures, dental veneers, dental crowns, dental laser therapy, full mouth dentures, and root canal treatment.
Specialised treatments include dental implants, occlusal analysis, gummy smiles, paediatric theatre treatment, orthodontics on a case-dependent basis, worn teeth treatment, jaw joint (TMJ) analysis, maxillofacial prosthesis, clear aligners, and clenching or grinding care.
The team focuses on strong oral health through professional cleaning, gum disease treatment, and personalised oral hygiene plans. In addition, WDPS uses advanced techniques such as ultrasonic scalers and laser treatments for optimal care.
Each patient receives treatment recommendations after a thorough clinical examination. As a result, the team can focus on restoring both function and aesthetics while supporting a healthier and more confident smile.
WDPS provides child-friendly dental services from infancy through the teenage years. Early care and intervention can help prevent oral diseases and support long-term oral health.

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