Dr Bernard Siew

Dentist

“Smiles Designed for You”

Dr. Bernard Siew is a Malaysian-born Australian who grew up in Adelaide, South Australia, and has spent the past 25 years practicing dentistry in Singapore.

With extensive experience in private practice, Dr. Siew specializes in family, restorative, and reconstructive dentistry. His passion lies in combining function and aesthetics to create healthy, natural-looking smiles. Over the last decade, he has focused on preventive and conservative dental care, including published research on remineralising agents to prevent dental disease. He is also the only practicing dentist in the international Hydroxyapatite Research Group.

“Building Healthy Habits”

Dr. Siew emphasises personalized care, helping patients integrate effective habits and routines into their daily oral health regimen. He believes that a healthy mouth—teeth and gums included—reflects overall well-being.

He offers a full range of general dental treatments, including comprehensive oral assessments, dental fillings, gum care, teeth alignment, whitening, porcelain crowns and veneers, as well as implants and dentures. His goal is to provide the best tools and treatments for long-term oral health.

Experience

Bachelor of Dental Surgery from University of Adelaide, 2000
Member of College of General Dental Practitioners (CDGP).
Member of Singapore Dental Association.
Member of Singapore Dental Council.

Interests

Treatment and management of excessive dental wear
Minimally Invasive dentistry
Early Intervention oral care
Dentistry adjunct to Sports and holistic medicine
Family dentistry
Implant prosthodontics
Porcelain veneers
Ceramic crowns and bridges
Invisalign with Dental Monitoring

Approach

Collaborative: Dr Bernie loves to get his patients involved with their oral care. He would guide and enable them to have the tools to care for their mouths for a lifetime.
Communicative: Will ensure time and consideration is given to his patient’s concerns.
Comprehensive: Detailed and understandable treatment plans with the principle of conserving tooth structure and focusing on long-term prevention and sustainable health.