Dental Clinics in Bangkok
Oct 3, 2014, 1:20 am
#31
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Location: BKK
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I just thought I should report back since I started this thread a few years ago. After trying the Sukhumvit Dental Hospital (mentioned above), we ended up switching to BNH and have been going there ever since. I will be relocating to BKK soon and will continue to use BNH for all dental and healthcare needs. I am very impressed with the high standards of care at BNH, and like that the service is very personalized compared to larger dental clinics and hospitals.
Nov 11, 2014, 6:03 pm
#33
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and also other plastic surgery procedures on a very affordable estimates.
Maybe best to steer clear of the SP Clinic in Lad Phrao?
Another plastic surgery patient dies in Thailand
News Desk
The Nation
Publication Date : 25-10-2014
Plastic surgery in Thailand has made the headlines again, this time because of the death of a British customer - a 24-year-old woman who died while undergoing hip surgery in Bangkok's Huai Khwang district late on Thursday.
The clinic was immediately slapped with a 60-day closure order, while the two doctors involved in the fatal procedure are subject to investigations by both police and the public health ministry.
SP Clinic owner Dr Sompop Sansiri, who performed the surgery, is charged with recklessness leading to the death of a person.
If convicted, he will face up to 10 years in jail and/or a fine of up to 20,000 baht (US$617).
Sompop is also set to face several other charges related to the case. He was found to have been performing the surgery beyond authorised hours. His clinic was supposed to close by 8pm, but the death reportedly took place at around 11.30pm.
http://www.asianewsnet.net/Another-p...and-66465.html
Maybe best to steer clear of the SP Clinic in Lad Phrao?
Another plastic surgery patient dies in Thailand
News Desk
The Nation
Publication Date : 25-10-2014
Plastic surgery in Thailand has made the headlines again, this time because of the death of a British customer - a 24-year-old woman who died while undergoing hip surgery in Bangkok's Huai Khwang district late on Thursday.
The clinic was immediately slapped with a 60-day closure order, while the two doctors involved in the fatal procedure are subject to investigations by both police and the public health ministry.
SP Clinic owner Dr Sompop Sansiri, who performed the surgery, is charged with recklessness leading to the death of a person.
If convicted, he will face up to 10 years in jail and/or a fine of up to 20,000 baht (US$617).
Sompop is also set to face several other charges related to the case. He was found to have been performing the surgery beyond authorised hours. His clinic was supposed to close by 8pm, but the death reportedly took place at around 11.30pm.
http://www.asianewsnet.net/Another-p...and-66465.html
Nov 16, 2014, 7:38 am
#35
Join Date: Mar 2013
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A few years ago, I broke an old crown the night before I was scheduled to fly to Bangkok. No problems, but it needed attention.
On a suggestion from an acquaintance, who'd had some work done there and was very satisfied with the results, I went to Dental Design Clinic & Lab on Asoke road.
They did an outstanding job, at a VERY reasonable price. I've paid a LOT more for similar quality work in the US.
I have no qualms at all recommending them.
On a suggestion from an acquaintance, who'd had some work done there and was very satisfied with the results, I went to Dental Design Clinic & Lab on Asoke road.
They did an outstanding job, at a VERY reasonable price. I've paid a LOT more for similar quality work in the US.
I have no qualms at all recommending them.
Jun 13, 2015, 10:56 pm
#37
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Location: WAS/ Silver Spring, MD,USA
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I have used both BIDC and Asavanant for root canals which involved drilling through an existing crown. The endodontists were very competent as this is a bit difficult to do. The price was roughly equivalent at both clinics, about 25-30% of the cost in the USA. I made the appointments online through their websites and e-mailed them my x-Rays before traveling.
Jun 14, 2015, 2:54 pm
#38
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: HNL
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Posts: 87
I'm very pleased with dental work at Thantakit Dental Clinic. When I comparison priced a teeth guard in 2009, their prices were lower priced that several other clinics. I've since been back in 2013 and plan on a crown and cavity filling later this year.
You can check their online price list to compare costs.
You can check their online price list to compare costs.
Sep 5, 2015, 9:38 pm
#39
Join Date: Dec 2012
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Posts: 773
Just kicking this thread back to life to see if there is anybody with recent experiences/information that would like to contribute.
I've just booked myself a holiday to Thailand and would like to get some dental work done while i'm up there. I'm off to a local dentist to get x-rays and an assessment done before I go to try to figure out a plan of what needs to get done in BKK (or SEA region), but I believe that i'm up for a couple of surgical extractions and a couple of fillings, and eventually i'd like to replace those teeth that will be extracted so likely a couple of implants in future.
I have read several threads on here and trip advisor that suggest that Bumrungrad has been raising its prices regularly and that the prices are now not the bargain they once were, and that Thantakit have a reputation of finding reasons to add extra charges. Is there truth in this?
The prices for a single tooth implant on the Thantakit website are about half the retail cost here in NZ for the same procedure, but with groupon type deals they can be had for about the same price, so if Thantakit is going to start nickel and diming the price up, It may not make sense (assuming the local places don't have the same idea).
I'm currently a bit overwhelmed by the options and slowly researching all I can, but I would love to get some feedback from FTers who have used the services of any of the dental centers in Thailand, or have good on the ground knowledge. Thanks!
I've just booked myself a holiday to Thailand and would like to get some dental work done while i'm up there. I'm off to a local dentist to get x-rays and an assessment done before I go to try to figure out a plan of what needs to get done in BKK (or SEA region), but I believe that i'm up for a couple of surgical extractions and a couple of fillings, and eventually i'd like to replace those teeth that will be extracted so likely a couple of implants in future.
I have read several threads on here and trip advisor that suggest that Bumrungrad has been raising its prices regularly and that the prices are now not the bargain they once were, and that Thantakit have a reputation of finding reasons to add extra charges. Is there truth in this?
The prices for a single tooth implant on the Thantakit website are about half the retail cost here in NZ for the same procedure, but with groupon type deals they can be had for about the same price, so if Thantakit is going to start nickel and diming the price up, It may not make sense (assuming the local places don't have the same idea).
I'm currently a bit overwhelmed by the options and slowly researching all I can, but I would love to get some feedback from FTers who have used the services of any of the dental centers in Thailand, or have good on the ground knowledge. Thanks!
Sep 5, 2015, 9:48 pm
#40
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Location: BKK
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I still use BNH for all of my family's dental care needs, as well as for everything from extensive long term medical treatment to routine checkups. It's simply a great hospital.
I feel that prices at BNH are very good value for the quality of care. Also, there has been no price gouging in my experience.
I feel that prices at BNH are very good value for the quality of care. Also, there has been no price gouging in my experience.
Last edited by MikeFromTokyo; Sep 5, 2015 at 10:17 pm
Sep 7, 2015, 9:10 pm
#42
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Maybe look through this thread...
http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/forum/...-and-medicine/
I continue to be pleased with the Dental Hospital on Sukhumvit Soi 49 .
http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/forum/...-and-medicine/
I continue to be pleased with the Dental Hospital on Sukhumvit Soi 49 .
Dec 19, 2018, 11:51 pm
#43
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I continue to be pleased with the Dental Hospital on Sukhumvit Soi 49 .
https://goo.gl/maps/G4FcB7MNh4A2
Dental Hospital
7 Soi On Nut 1/1, Sukhumvit 77
Sukhumvit Road, Phra Khanong Nuea
Watthana, Bangkok 10110
Tel. 02 092 2000
E-mail: [email protected]
DENTAL HOSPITAL BANGKOK
Dec 20, 2018, 5:09 pm
#45
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Yes, although I must admit that my requirements are fairly minimal. I go every six months for a check-up and cleaning.
I do know quite a few friends, colleagues and extended family who also use this facility.
And judging by the people waiting, it seems like a mix of foreigners, their children, and wealthier Thais. My sample size is obviously small; I always go on a Sunday.
The new facility is a bit more challenging to get to, but not that much more to warrant finding a new provider. Getting to the clinic from Phra Khanong BTS is easy, but the return a bit more challenging. I usually have to walk out to On Nut Rd, then grab a motorbike back to On Nut BTS
I only added the update when I saw this old thread pop-up and wanted people to know about the relocation, which was ~ 1 year ago.
There are many, many, many good dental facilities here, and it is easy to find reviews/recommendations on those. I think I only chose this one because of reviews here and on ThaiVisa.
I do know quite a few friends, colleagues and extended family who also use this facility.
And judging by the people waiting, it seems like a mix of foreigners, their children, and wealthier Thais. My sample size is obviously small; I always go on a Sunday.
The new facility is a bit more challenging to get to, but not that much more to warrant finding a new provider. Getting to the clinic from Phra Khanong BTS is easy, but the return a bit more challenging. I usually have to walk out to On Nut Rd, then grab a motorbike back to On Nut BTS
I only added the update when I saw this old thread pop-up and wanted people to know about the relocation, which was ~ 1 year ago.
There are many, many, many good dental facilities here, and it is easy to find reviews/recommendations on those. I think I only chose this one because of reviews here and on ThaiVisa.