Question 1

How much does a Dentist cost in Dhaka?

Accepted Answer

In Dhaka, a dentist's consultation fee usually ranges from about BDT 500 to 1,000, with senior or well-known specialists charging up to BDT 1,500–2,000. The first visit often includes an examination and, if needed, an X-ray. Procedures are charged separately — for example, scaling commonly costs around BDT 1,000–2,500, a filling BDT 1,000–3,000, and root canal or crown work several thousand taka depending on the tooth and materials. Government and dental-college hospitals are much cheaper for those who can wait in queue.

Question 2

How do I book a Dentist in Dhaka and what should I expect?

Accepted Answer

You can book a dentist in Dhaka by browsing the doctor profiles on this page and calling the listed chamber to fix a time, or by visiting during posted chamber hours. Bring any past prescriptions, X-rays, and a list of your symptoms. At the visit the dentist takes your history, examines your teeth and gums, may take an X-ray (OPG or periapical), explains the problem and gives a treatment plan with costs. Simple scaling or a filling is often done the same day; bigger work like root canal or crowns is usually scheduled over a few visits.

Question 3

Who is the best Dentist in Dhaka?

Accepted Answer

There is no single "best" dentist for everyone — the right choice depends on your problem, budget, and how close the chamber is to you. For routine cleaning, fillings, or extractions, any registered BDS dentist is suitable; for root canals, gum surgery, braces, or implants, look for a dentist with the relevant postgraduate training (such as FCPS or an MS in the dental specialty). On this page you can compare dentists practising in Dhaka by their experience, qualifications, chamber location, and consultation fee, and read patient-facing details before you book, so you can pick the one that fits your needs.

Question 4

Can I consult a Dentist online or by telemedicine in Dhaka?

Accepted Answer

Partly. Many dentists in Dhaka now offer phone or video consultations, which are useful for an initial opinion, reviewing an X-ray you already have, discussing whether your pain needs urgent care, or following up after treatment. However, most real dental work — cleaning, fillings, extractions, root canal — needs a physical visit, because the dentist has to examine and treat the tooth directly. A good approach is to start with an online consultation to understand your problem and likely cost, then visit the chamber for the actual procedure. Doctor profiles on this page indicate which dentists offer telemedicine.

Dentists in Dhaka — Page 3

Dr. Md. Fardous Rahman

Asst. Prof. Dr. Mohammad Nasim Haider

Dr. Nazir Shah

Asst. Prof. Dr. Md. Apel Mamood

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Masudur Rahman

Dr. Mahbuba Mostafa

Dr. Azharul Matin Sagar

Dr. Md. Shah Jamal

Asst. Prof. Dr. Md. Mubashirul Haque

Dr. Md. Golam Rubby

Dr. Abdullah-Al-Faruq

Lt. Col. Dr. Md. Rezaul Karim

Dr. Mohammad Habibur Rahman

Dr. Md. Mohaiminul Islam Anik

Dr. Omar Ibna Faizur Rahman Ebad

Dr. Fatema Tasnim Areez

Dr. Muhammad Mohiuddin

Dr. Col. Md. Abdur Rab

Asst. Prof. Dr. Dr. Md. Rashedur Rahman

Dr. Md. Mainul Haque

Dr. Atiq Mahmud

Prof. Dr. Md. Anower Hussain

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Rafiqur Rahman Chandan

Dr. Jesinta Islam