Dr Masayoshi Sato, Dentist in TokyoHappy Dental Clinic · ハッピーデンタルクリニック
Dr Masayoshi Sato is a dentist in Tokyo who provides dental care at Happy Dental Clinic in Jiyugaoka. MedicTranslate can assist international patients with appointment coordination, interpreter arrangements and dental document translation.
Appointment availability is determined by the clinic. MedicTranslate provides coordination and language support only.
Doctor Profile: Dentist in Tokyo
Areas of practice and professional background
Areas of Practice
Professional Background
Professional information is supplied by the clinic and may be updated from time to time.
Operating Hours
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Book an Appointment
Two separate costs: MedicTranslate coordination fee USD 70 (paid here) + the clinic’s own fees (paid to the clinic). Your chosen time is provisional until the clinic confirms it.
There are two separate costs:
1. MedicTranslate coordination fee: USD 70, paid at checkout on this page (refunded only if the booking cannot be made because the clinic has no availability).
2. Clinic fees: set by the clinic, paid directly to the clinic and not included in the USD 70. The amount depends on your examination and treatment, and the clinic confirms it with you.
The time you choose is provisional and is confirmed once the clinic accepts it. See fees & responsibility in full.
About This Dentist in Tokyo
Care from a dentist in Tokyo at Happy Dental Clinic, Jiyugaoka
About the clinic
Happy Dental Clinic provides general, preventive and conservative dental care in Jiyugaoka, Tokyo. MedicTranslate can support international patients with appointment coordination, interpreter arrangements and dental document translation.
Patient Care Approach
The clinic’s patient-centred approach to dental care
Information provided by the clinic. Treatment options, duration, suitability and outcomes are determined by the clinic on an individual clinical basis.
How MedicTranslate Supports Your Visit
A clear process from your first enquiry to a confirmed appointment.
1. Tell Us What You Need
Share your preferred appointment date, treatment concern and language-support requirements.
2. We Contact the Clinic
MedicTranslate contacts the clinic to check availability and relevant appointment requirements.
3. Language Support Is Arranged
Interpreter or document-translation support is coordinated where requested and available.
4. You Review and Confirm
You receive the proposed appointment details, support scope and applicable MedicTranslate fees before confirming.
5. Attend Your Confirmed Appointment
Attend the clinic according to the confirmed appointment instructions.
There is no charge to submit an initial enquiry. Appointment requests are subject to clinic acceptance and availability, and submitting a request does not guarantee an appointment. Where a MedicTranslate fee applies, we provide the amount for approval before the relevant interpreting, translation or coordination service is confirmed.
Fees & Responsibility
How fees work, and who is responsible for your treatment
Clinic fee guide (rough estimate)
Clinic fees and MedicTranslate fees are separate
Treatment responsibility, fees and MedicTranslate’s role
Location & Contact
Clinic details and international patient support
FAQ: Visiting a Dentist in Tokyo
Practical answers about appointments, language support, fees and responsibility.
This service is not intended for urgent or life-threatening emergencies. Contact local emergency services where immediate care is required.
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Appointment confirmation is subject to clinic approval and availability. Clinic fees and MedicTranslate support fees may apply separately.
Clinic information is subject to change. Please confirm operating hours, availability and services before travelling. MedicTranslate provides language, communication and appointment-coordination support; assessment, diagnosis and treatment are provided solely by the clinic. This service is not intended for medical emergencies. Last updated: 25 September 2026.