63, Jalan Yang Kalsom, Taman Jubilee, 30250 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Peace Dental in Taman Jubilee offers round-the-clock access six days a week—an opening pattern almost no other dental clinic in Ipoh matches. Patients needing urgent extractions or late-shift appointments can walk in or message via WhatsApp any time from Monday through Saturday, with Sunday evening hours running from 10 pm to 11:30 pm. That schedule suits shift workers, parents managing school runs, and anyone who finds standard nine-to-five slots difficult to reach.
With a 4.9 Google rating—equal to Ipoh's city median—and 146 reviews, Peace Dental sits comfortably in the middle of the local pack in terms of feedback volume; the typical Ipoh clinic has collected 212 reviews. The rating itself reflects consistent service, though the smaller review count suggests a quieter practice or one that has been listed more recently.
The clinic lists tooth extraction among its services, and while the directory does not publish a full treatment menu, patients should call or message to confirm whether routine check-ups, fillings or other general work are also available. No details about in-house equipment, dentist qualifications or languages spoken appear in public records, so anyone with specific access needs—wheelchair entry, Mandarin or Tamil consultation, digital X-ray on site—will want to ask before booking.
You can reach the clinic on Jalan Yang Kalsom by WhatsApp-capable mobile; the number is published on the Google listing. No information about on-site parking or nearby public transport stops is available, so if you are driving for the first time, allow a few extra minutes to locate street parking in Taman Jubilee. Because the clinic operates through the night most of the week, calling ahead remains sensible even during listed hours—staffing patterns for 24-hour practices can shift, and confirming a dentist is on duty avoids a wasted trip.
Peace Dental works best for patients who need flexibility more than they need a long list of specialist treatments. If you finish work at midnight, care for young children during office hours, or simply want the reassurance that urgent tooth pain will not wait until Monday morning, the extended schedule delivers real value. A first visit will likely begin with an examination and X-ray if required, followed by a treatment plan; bring any previous dental records and a list of medications if you take regular prescriptions. For anything beyond extractions—orthodontics, implants, cosmetic work—ask during that first appointment whether the clinic provides it in-house or will refer you on.
Best for: Shift workers, parents and anyone needing late-night or early-morning dental access in Ipoh.
The clinic is open 24 hours Monday to Saturday, with Sunday hours from 10 pm to 11:30 pm.
Contact the clinic via WhatsApp-capable mobile; the number is published on the Google listing.
Tooth extraction is listed; for check-ups, fillings or other services, call or message to confirm availability.
Parking details are not published. Street parking in Taman Jubilee is an option; allow extra time if visiting for the first time.