VISITING JAPAN · KITA-KU, OSAKA
Dental trouble on your trip?
We can see you today.
A toothache, a crown that fell out, a broken tooth — we treat urgent dental problems for visitors to Japan, and give you the English paperwork your travel insurance needs.
What we treat on the day
These are the problems travellers bring us most often. Our policy for visitors is simple: whenever possible, we complete your treatment in one visit, so you can get back to your trip.
Sudden toothache
We find the cause, relieve the pressure inside the tooth, and prescribe pain relief and antibiotics.
from ¥12,000
Crown or filling fell out
Bring the crown if you still have it — we can often re-cement the original.
from ¥5,500
Broken or chipped tooth
We smooth the sharp edge and place a temporary restoration so you can eat comfortably.
from ¥5,500
Swollen gum or abscess
We drain the swelling and prescribe antibiotics. Treated the same day.
from ¥3,500
Pain around a wisdom tooth
We clean and treat the inflamed area. Extraction only if it is truly necessary.
from ¥3,500
Injury to a tooth
A knocked-out or loosened tooth can often be saved. Please come straight away.
from ¥6,000
Come to us immediately if:
- a tooth has been knocked out — keep it in milk or in your own saliva, never scrub it, and come within 60 minutes
- you have facial swelling, fever, or difficulty swallowing
- bleeding will not stop after 20 minutes of firm pressure
Leaving Japan soon? Tell us your departure date first.
This is the single most useful thing you can tell us. Some treatments — root canals, new crowns, dentures — normally need several visits over 2–6 weeks and cannot be finished during a short stay. Once we know when you fly, we plan the best treatment that can be completed in the time you have: we resolve the pain, stabilise the tooth, and give you a written report in English so your dentist at home can continue seamlessly.
How a visit works
- 01
Call us first — and tell us your departure date
Say “Ha ga itai desu” (my tooth hurts). We will fit you in as soon as possible, and knowing when you fly lets us plan treatment that finishes in one visit whenever possible. Walk-ins in pain are always seen.
- 02
Bring your passport and payment
Photo ID, a list or photo of any medicines you take, and cash or a credit card (VISA, Mastercard, JCB, AMEX).
- 03
Examination and a written estimate
We examine, take an X-ray if needed, then show you the cause and the total cost in writing before anything is started.
- 04
Treatment and your documents
For most visitors, everything is done in this one visit: treatment, medication, receipt and, if you need them, English documents for your insurer. A follow-up visit is suggested only when it is truly necessary — and only if your schedule allows it.
Using your travel insurance
Many travel and credit-card policies cover emergency dental treatment. Please note how this works at our clinic:
Our policy — simple and clear
- You pay the full amount at the clinic on the day of treatment, by cash or credit card.
- All communication with your insurer is handled by you. We do not deal with insurance companies directly, and we do not offer direct billing (cashless service) or accept payment from insurers.
- You claim reimbursement yourself after your visit, using the documents we provide. Your insurer refunds you directly.
- Please contact your insurer before you visit us to confirm your cover and ask which documents they require for a claim.
Documents we can issue
- Medical certificate in English — diagnosis, treatment performed and dates¥11,000
- Receipt in English — please ask at reception¥5,500
- Standard Japanese receipt — issued at every visitFree
Please tell us before treatment begins if you plan to claim, so we can prepare your documents correctly.
What it will cost
Without a Japanese health insurance card, treatment is billed as private-pay care. Our fees are set from Japan's official dental fee schedule (revised June 2026), in line with the Osaka Dental Association's guidance on care for patients without Japanese health insurance. All prices include tax.
- Emergency visit for toothacheexamination, one X-ray, urgent treatment and medication¥12,000
- Re-cementing a crown or filling¥5,500
- Temporary restoration for a broken tooth¥5,500
- Draining a gum abscess¥3,500–7,000
- Tooth extraction¥5,000–8,000
- Prescription for a pharmacy¥2,000
These are typical figures for a straightforward case. Your final cost depends on what we find — you will always receive a written estimate before treatment starts. A full price list covering every treatment is available at reception on request.
While you're in Osaka
Not an emergency? These are completed in a single appointment, by prior booking.
Express whitening
¥28,000
15 min × 3 sessions, finished in about 45 minutes on the same day.
Professional cleaning
¥5,500
Removes coffee, tea and tobacco staining. About 45 minutes.
Check-up & X-ray
¥9,500
Peace of mind before a long journey, with a written summary in English.
Living in Japan?
If you have a Japanese health insurance card, please bring it to every visit. Your treatment will be provided under the national health insurance system, the same as for any resident of Japan. Please also bring photo ID and, if you have one, your medication notebook (okusuri-techo). We are glad to look after you long-term, including regular check-ups and cleanings.
Clinic information
- Phone
- 06-6467-8658Please call before coming if you can.
- Address
- Room 201, Ookini Toyosaki Nishikoen Bldg., 5-7-21 Toyosaki, Kita-ku, Osaka 531-0072〒531-0072 大阪市北区豊崎5丁目7-21 おおきに豊崎西公園ビル 201
- Access
- 2-minute walk from Nakatsu Station (Osaka Metro Midosuji Line).Nakatsu is one stop north of Umeda Station.Map and directions (Japanese)
- Hours
Last entry: 7:00 p.m. on weekdays, 4:30 p.m. on Saturdays.Closed on Japanese public holidays.Mon, Thu, Fri 10:00–13:00 / 14:00–20:00 Tue 14:00–20:00 Wed, Sun Closed Sat 10:00–13:00 / 14:00–17:00 - Payment
- Cash, or credit card — VISA, Mastercard, JCB, American Express.
- Language
- Our staff speak Japanese. English is supported with written materials, this page and translation apps — we will make sure you understand everything before we begin.
- When we are closed
- Osaka's public emergency dental services (Japanese only, first aid only):Nights 9:00 p.m.–3:00 a.m. — TEL 06-6774-2600Sundays & public holidays 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. — TEL 06-6772-8886
- Cancellations
- Please let us know at least a day ahead. A ¥5,500 fee applies to same-day cancellations and no-shows.
Fees for private-pay care are set with reference to the Japanese dental fee schedule revised June 2026 (Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare) and guidance from the Osaka Dental Association. Prices reviewed August 2026 and subject to change.