General Dentistry

General & Preventive Dentistry in Kigali

General dentistry is the foundation of a healthy mouth. At Urban Dental Clinic we combine thorough exams, professional cleanings and clear explanations so you always understand what is happening with your teeth and gums — and what it will cost — before any treatment begins.

From your first check-up to long-term maintenance, our team handles cavities, gum disease, worn teeth and everyday dental concerns under one roof at our KN 2 St, TCB Building practice in Kigali City Center.

From 15,000 RWF· indicative, confirmed after your exam

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Urban Dental Clinic clinician carrying out a general dentistry check-up in Kigali

Benefits

Why patients choose this treatment

Catch problems early

Routine exams and digital imaging reveal decay, cracks and gum inflammation while treatment is still simple and affordable.

Healthier gums

Professional scaling removes the hardened plaque a toothbrush cannot reach, reducing bleeding, bad breath and the risk of tooth loss.

Comfortable visits

Gentle techniques, effective local anaesthesia and a calm, unhurried pace — especially for patients who are nervous about the dentist.

One place for everything

Exams, cleanings, fillings, extractions and referrals to our specialist services are all handled by the same familiar team.

Clear, upfront pricing

You receive a written treatment plan with costs and priorities before we begin, so there are no surprises at the front desk.

Care for the whole family

Adults, teens and children can all be seen at the clinic, making it easy to keep everyone's check-ups on the same schedule.

Pricing

What this treatment costs

Prices are indicative samples in Rwandan francs and are confirmed in a written quotation after your examination. The final figure depends on the materials chosen and the complexity of your case; insurance cover may reduce what you pay.

Indicative prices for General Dentistry
TreatmentIndicative price
Consultation & full examination15,000 RWF
Professional scaling & polishing40,000 – 60,000 RWF
Dental X-ray (single tooth)10,000 RWF
Simple extraction35,000 – 55,000 RWF
Fluoride treatment20,000 RWF

The Procedure

What to expect, step by step

  1. Step 1

    Consultation & examination

    We review your medical and dental history, discuss any pain or concerns, and examine your teeth, gums, bite and soft tissues. X-rays are taken only when they add useful information.

  2. Step 2

    Diagnosis & treatment plan

    We show you what we found, explain the options in plain language, and agree on a plan that fits your priorities, time and budget.

  3. Step 3

    Cleaning & treatment

    Most visits include a professional scaling and polish. Fillings, sealants, fluoride application or extractions are carried out the same day whenever possible.

  4. Step 4

    Aftercare & recall

    You leave with home-care advice tailored to your mouth, and we schedule your next check-up — usually every six months — so small issues never become big ones.

Who it’s for

Is this treatment right for you?

  • Anyone who has not had a dental check-up in the last six to twelve months.
  • Patients with bleeding, swollen or receding gums, or persistent bad breath.
  • People experiencing tooth sensitivity, mild toothache or a chipped or worn tooth.
  • Parents who want their children to build good dental habits from an early age.
  • Patients preparing for orthodontics, whitening, implants or a smile makeover — a healthy foundation comes first.
  • Anyone who feels anxious about dental visits and wants a gentle, step-by-step approach.

FAQ

Common questions

How often should I come in for a check-up?

Most patients do well with an exam and cleaning every six months. If you have gum disease, diabetes or a high risk of decay, we may recommend visits every three to four months.

Does a cleaning or filling hurt?

A routine cleaning is usually painless, though gums that are inflamed can feel tender. For fillings and deeper cleanings we use local anaesthetic so the procedure itself is comfortable.

How long does a first appointment take?

Plan for about 45 to 60 minutes. That covers your history, a full examination, any necessary X-rays, a cleaning and a discussion of your treatment plan.

What if I have a dental emergency?

Call the clinic as early in the day as possible and we will do our best to see you the same day for pain, swelling or a broken tooth.

Ready to book your visit?

KN 2 St, TCB Building, Kigali City Center. Open 8:00 AM–8:00 PM Monday through Saturday; Sunday by appointment only.

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