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Most of the supposed costs of private treatment are inflated. Private health insurance is overpriced for most retirees in thailand and come with limited claims and are usually not available to those over 70 years old or the premium costs are exhorbitant. If you take care of your health, save the premiums and increase your flexibility to choose how they are spent.

Guilty as charged the.

Not in thailand apparently.

Or maybe you look more sad and decrepid.

Jokers like Kennedy and trump and their cabal of monkeys don't care. They won't suffer when they get sick and depend on life saving remedies developed in the past by the agencies they are now destroying. Only the poor will suffer.

I've lived in bkk 21 years and am now aged 76 and I travel daily on the BTS/mrt. Nobody has ever stood up to let me sit down.

I've lived in bkk 21 years and am now aged 76 and I travel daily on the BTS/mrt. Nobody has ever stood up to let me sit down.

I dont want the good teeth at either side of the bridge to be reshaped in any way, sorry.

Recently returned from Turkey and the Caucasus. Turkey has the Jap style - doesn't work properly anywhere, particularly as it is fixed in position and soray strength. A few Georgian and Armenian bogs have Thai style but with different positioning. None are as good as Thai style.

The dollar shortage is because the regime is buying too many imported arms and luxuries for the army's top brass to keep them on side.

Thanks. I'm enquiring about implants now. It just seems such a long, long process just for 1 tooth

Do you have an implant?

Stupid? What's more stupid: asking for advice or calling others stupid, without showing any evidence of experience or knowledge?

Hi, I am 76 years old. I recently had a front tooth extracted as it had fractured and was advised against a capping. So I am now one front tooth less. I am in a quandry as to replace it. The dentist recommends an implant. Expense is not a problem but it's a long process that could have complications and possibly a limited life span. I don't like the idea of my adjacent teeth being damaged by being ground down to fit a bridge, so that's out. The easiest solution is a denture but it's not as secure and more fussy than an implant, although I can eat normally with one tooth so would only need to put it in when I went out. Can anyone who has had one or more of the various alternatives for A SINGLE FRONT TOOTH please give me any advice on their experiences and recommendations for a dentist in Bangkok to carry out the procedure. Thanks in advance.

Champagne socialist.