I was wondering if any expats have had the airflow cleaning of the teeth that cleans all plaque..off..jet spray water)  allegedly any info be appreciated ..according to write up its less painful than procedure now thank you 

Wow, you mean that some old farts actually still have teeth?  More like one tooth....????????????

Don't know the name of that, but is it the typical method used here? Greater risk of being water-boarded than normal tooth pain... ?? If so, yes, for many years now... seems pretty painless. 

If thats the airflow where they use some sort of silica or whatever blasting of the teeth using air then yes. And it was by far the best teeth cleaning that I have had. Amazing in fact. I had it done that way about 9 years ago in Asoke.

1 hour ago, Aussieroaming said:

If thats the airflow where they use some sort of silica or whatever blasting of the teeth using air then yes. And it was by far the best teeth cleaning that I have had. Amazing in fact. I had it done that way about 9 years ago in Asoke.

Sound good. Which clinic in Asok?

46 minutes ago, Nemises said:

Sound good. Which clinic in Asok?

I can't remember the name but it was in the building opposite side of Sukhumvit Rd to Robinson's at Teemimal 21 and I walked through Robinsons and across the skywalk to the opposite side building to get there. The dentist was on the same level and down the back left side and there was a Botox Clinic on the same side. They also did general dentistry and whitening ect.

^ Building opposite Robbo’s is Times Square and it appears that your clinic (on the same level as the skywalk) is still operating, so they must be good. Thanks again.  I’m there!

 

 

 

 

times square dentist - Google Search

 

 

 

Are you talking about using devices such as water pik?

you want a dentists face close to yours during a pandemic?

how many people been close to that dentist?

rather you than me mate.

tooth clean can wait.

i had the jet water spray recently and was much better than the previous method used which was fairly brutal. Took about 30 mins 600 baht in Pattaya and teeth look brand new

hi guys how about chiang mai dentist .. any avail ? thnaks

Some have tried this airflow method...

 

Had it done a couple of times. Once in the UK and here the last time I saw the hygienist about five months ago.

 

Like a very mild sandblasting on your tongue. it is more expensive, and the powder they use seems to come in different flavours such as strawberry or what seemed to be melon.

 

Not painful

Cleaning teeth has been done with hi velociry water through a venturi for years

Air ??? Are you sure

I tried at Ratchaphreuk hospital in Khonkaen when I had time to kill on my annual medical and was told due to Covid19, emergency procedures only. I got back to my town in Kalasin and private dentist said the same.

i've been going to this dentist near asoke for about 10 yrs, i think the water/air cleaning method is standard now.  this dentist used to be on soi 22 but moved to 16 a few yrs ago.  i haven't price shopped dental services as i don't get them very often, i just go with convenience over price. 

 

https://www.dentalwhiteclinic.com/

How about if you have any facings from compensite.

Thank u guys for all info ...much appreciated

20 hours ago, Aussieroaming said:

I can't remember the name but it was in the building opposite side of Sukhumvit Rd to Robinson's at Termimal 21 and I walked through Robinsons and across the skywalk to the opposite side building to get there. The dentist was on the same level and down the back left side and there was a Botox Clinic on the same side. They also did general dentistry and whitening ect.

I had been going to that dentist in Times Square (Thai Smile) over the past 5 years. I had a tooth ache earlier this year so made an appointment to return however discovered that their Time Square branch closed late last year.

 

They now operate out of Gaysorn Plaza (click on website in the Google search that another poster on this thread provided) , so that's where I went in Feb this year, and had  'deep cleaning of the roots' done. Same staff that were in Time Square branch are not at the Gaysorn branch.

4 hours ago, mark5335 said:

I had been going to that dentist in Times Square (Thai Smile) over the past 5 years. I had a tooth ache earlier this year so made an appointment to return however discovered that their Time Square branch closed late last year.

 

They now operate out of Gaysorn Plaza (click on website in the Google search that another poster on this thread provided) , so that's where I went in Feb this year, and had  'deep cleaning of the roots' done. Same staff that were in Time Square branch are not at the Gaysorn branch.

That's the one. My wife and I use different dentists now, closer to home so I never go there. But I've never come across another dentist here that uses the same cleaning technology, though I'm sure there are others around.

On 6/4/2021 at 6:37 PM, scubascuba3 said:

i had the jet water spray recently and was much better than the previous method used which was fairly brutal. Took about 30 mins 600 baht in Pattaya and teeth look brand new

What was the name of dentist in pattaya and where did you get it done? thanks in advance 

 

3 hours ago, cel67 said:

What was the name of dentist in pattaya and where did you get it done? thanks in advance 

 

Dr Warin on Klang

On 6/6/2021 at 4:48 PM, scubascuba3 said:

Dr Warin on Klang

Thank you for the reply much appreciated ????