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Japanese-speaking dentists in Kuala Lumpur

One dentist in Kuala Lumpur whose working language is recorded somewhere we can point at. All of it is listed as working in Japanese. Last checked on 24 September 2026.

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CK Chang Dental Clinic

No.36-A Jalan Wan Kadir 4, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 K.L.

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Where these came from

The entry comes from one place, Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Some of these are in the medical guide Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs publishes for each country, which says for many hospitals and clinics which languages a patient can be seen in. Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, 世界の医療事情, translated and edited by The Nomad HQ.

All 1 sit on an official list, published by a body with nothing to sell.

Where in Kuala Lumpur

Every address we hold for these sits in postcode 60000. That is where this source looked, not where every dentist in Kuala Lumpur is.

If none of these fits

If none of these fits, the nearest dentists we list are in Singapore (7, 309 km away), Phnom Penh (5, 1002 km away) and Ho Chi Minh City (15, 1014 km away). Kuala Lumpur itself also has 19 lawyers, 11 doctors, 8 translators and 3 schools and 2 more services listed. A gap here means we have not found a source we can cite, not that nobody exists.

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Questions

How many dentists in Kuala Lumpur does this page list?
One. That is the number whose working language we can trace to a published source, not the number practising in Kuala Lumpur.
Which languages are recorded?
Japanese (1). A provider can appear under more than one language.
When was this last checked?
On 24 September 2026. Each entry links to the source it was read on, so you can check it yourself.