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Thanks. Seems like the doctor moved to Medpark: https://www.medparkhospital.com/en-US/doctors/dr-nattakarn-hosiriluck-dds

Thanks for the additional info, but this is a must for me.

Thanks for the recommendation. Could you share your experience with them?

Ah, great. What dentist does it for that cheap? I couldn’t find any for less than 30-50k.

That’s not the same type of mouthpiece that’s used for sleep apnea. It’s probably a mouth guard for people who bite and scratch with their teeth during sleep.

I was diagnosed with sleep apnea but couldn’t get used to the CPAP machine. The doctor recommended to try a mouthpiece instead. The hospital has its own dentist on site who would charge 50,000 Baht for the mouthpiece. Apparently my company’s insurance doesn’t cover this. Can you recommend any dentists in Bangkok who specialize in this?

Is that what the field is asking for, “country of passport”?

I doubt that will be needed but let’s see. Not if I can avoid it.

As clear as “country of residence”? See above. Sure. But if I can avoid it, I will. Like I said, guess I’ll just have to try my luck. My guess is that no one will give a <deleted> when I show up with PR but no form.

Nope. Never did that since I have PR.

Yeah.

Seems also “simple” and “clear” that PR isn’t mentioned on the priority or Thai national lanes, yet PR holders can use those lanes. Likewise, the term “Country of Residence”also seems “simple” and “clear”, yet I can’t select Thailand. If what they write really was so “simple” and “clear”, a PR holder would have to fill it in because he’s not a Thai national, but he can’t fill it in because his country of residence is Thailand. I guess I’ll just go to the lanes for Thai nationals without this form and see what happens.

I never claimed I’m a Thai national or that PR makes me a Thai national. My question was whether PR holders need to fill this in. It doesn’t say whether it’s required for PR holders.

Any idea whether PR holders have to do this? It says “all non-Thai nationals” or something like that but I never had to fill in those arrival cards.

I did a confirmatory test to make sure there’s really no STI. PCR test came negative for all seven bacteria. ln addition the doctor suggested a PCR test that checks for 33 different viral infections. This one came back positive for Rhinovirus. I understand that’s basically the common cold. Is it possible to have that chronically? It’s been 6 weeks with this and it doesn’t feel like your common cold. I feel and inflammation in the right side of my neck, a dry throat (no pain at all), not much mucus, and a little bit stuffed nose (almost not noticeable).