Asunaro Dental Clinic

Asunaro Dental Clinic sits in Edogawa Ward — one of Tokyo’s quieter, more residential corners, not exactly expat central. That’s worth knowing upfront. This is a neighborhood dental practice serving local families, not a clinic built around international patients. They have some English content on their website, which is a decent sign, but don’t walk in expecting a bilingual front desk or English-language forms as standard.

For routine work — cleanings, fillings, basic checkups — language barriers in dentistry are more manageable than in other specialties. Pain is pretty universal, and pointing works. That said, anything involving treatment plans, insurance questions, or informed consent gets complicated fast without shared language. Bring a translation app, write down your symptoms beforehand, and have your Japanese health insurance card ready. The clinic is inside the MORI Building on Chuo 1-chome, ground floor, which makes it easy to find. If you’re based in Edogawa and need reliable local dental care without trekking to central Tokyo, this is worth a look — just go in with realistic expectations on the English front.