Reccommend oral surgeon in Bangkok

[Don Chance]

I need back molar pulled. Any rec's

[mahjongguy]

Well, if you want the best in Thailand, get an appointment with Dr. Boonjira Anukul at BNH Hospital on Soi Convent. She also has her own clinic elsewhere, and she teaches (or taught) at Chulalongkorn. She saved me from having to get my jaw wired shut.

 

But if it's a simple extraction (and not two molars stuck in the bone like mine), there are other good surgeons at BNH. 

[lopburi3]

I used this doctor for rear molar removal several years ago and tooth and roots were removed with no pain.

https://www.vejthani.com/doctor/dr-kasama-aryatawong/

[Sheryl]

To be sure of adequate analgesia and post op pain relief have it done in the dental dept of a general hospital like one of those mentioned above.

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[Don Chance]

On 7/3/2019 at 10:49 AM, mahjongguy said:

Well, if you want the best in Thailand, get an appointment with Dr. Boonjira Anukul at BNH Hospital on Soi Convent. She also has her own clinic elsewhere, and she teaches (or taught) at Chulalongkorn. She saved me from having to get my jaw wired shut.

 

But if it's a simple extraction (and not two molars stuck in the bone like mine), there are other good surgeons at BNH. 

Where is her clinic? I can't find it on google.

[Don Chance]

On 7/3/2019 at 12:42 PM, Sheryl said:

To be sure of adequate analgesia and post op pain relief have it done in the dental dept of a general hospital like one of those mentioned above.

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Don't you think an oral surgeon at thankin would be the same? The price is a lot less. At the hospital they want 5000-10000 at the clinic it is 1500-2500 baht.

[mahjongguy]

2 hours ago, Don Chance said:

Where is her clinic? I can't find it on google.

My Thai friend just googled her in Thai. Sorry, it seems like her services can only be obtained at this time through office hours at BNH and at Mahidol University Hospital. 

 

And I'm guessing that you may only be looking for a simple extraction, so maybe just follow Sheryl's advice and check with more affordable hospitals. Bangkok Christian Hospital, for example.    

[Don Chance]

4 minutes ago, mahjongguy said:

My Thai friend just googled her in Thai. Sorry, it seems like her services can only be obtained at this time through office hours at BNH and at Mahidol University Hospital. 

 

And I'm guessing that you may only be looking for a simple extraction, so maybe just follow Sheryl's advice and check with more affordable hospitals. Bangkok Christian Hospital, for example.    

It seems Thankin has an oral surgeon on staff.  I think hospitals have a lot of germs floating around possibly anti-biotic resistant.

[lopburi3]

1 hour ago, Don Chance said:

It seems Thankin has an oral surgeon on staff.  I think hospitals have a lot of germs floating around possibly anti-biotic resistant.

Hospitals are likely to observe much higher standards of cleanliness than most independent dental offices in my experience.  Hospitals are the normal treatment facility for most medical and dental needs in Thailand.  

[RickBradford]

Bangkok Smile.

 

Private, but very high quality, latest gear. They speak English. Clinic on Asok Montri.

 

I recently had a lot of work done there and can recommend it.

[BritManToo]

12 minutes ago, RickBradford said:

Bangkok Smile.

Private, but very high quality, latest gear. They speak English. Clinic on Asok Montri.

I recently had a lot of work done there and can recommend it.

Called in to one of their branches for a quote last week, teeth cleaning, 1,000bht.

Drove to my usual dentist Pongsakorn (Soi 2, Moonmuang), 600bht.

 

Needless to say BKS didn't get my business.

Edited July 18, 2019 by BritManToo

[RickBradford]

You pays your money, you takes your choice, as the saying goes.

[Don Chance]

I'm look at Thantakit International Dental Center they have all these 5 star reviews on Google but they are by people with only 1 review!

Look suspicious.

Sillom dental?

The dental hospitals have long dates for appointments.... I'm thinking Siraj is walking distance.  Ive heard people have broken molars in their mouth for a long time without problem but i have also heard it can get infected...?

Edited July 18, 2019 by Don Chance

[Sheryl]

Sisriaj will likely also have a long wait.

 

If you are living in that area and have a car, there is a government  Dental Clinic in Salaya at the Golden Jubilee Medicat center which is much less crowded.

 

https://dt.mahidol.ac.th/en/hospital-salaya-campus/