still kicking Posted January 15 Posted January 15 So I am getting old now and have problems with most off my teeth my question is do I get a full set of teeth implants ( I might not live many more years ) Or get some false teeth? What is the cost of a full implant or just a set of false teeth? As you all know it is pretty expansive in the west. Anybody has a full set of teeth removed and had a full set planted or made up false teeth. What is the cost ? For implants or just false teeth (dentures} . So anybody done this either way let me know the approx. price I will be living west of BKK Thanks. 1 1
Popular Post norsurin Posted January 15 Popular Post Posted January 15 I went to a dentist in turkey.12 implants.Get all my teeth removed and they gave me the new ones.The work was perfect.I checked the price in Bangkok first and it was much more expensive in Thailand compared to turkey In turkey i paid about 400.000 baht included hotel..transport..free food and drinks at the hotel. I asked a dentist in Bangkok and the price was about 650.000 baht.That doesnt include hotel or something else 2 1
georgegeorgia Posted January 15 Posted January 15 1 hour ago, still kicking said: So I am getting old now and have problems with most off my teeth my question is do I get a full set of teeth implants ( I might not live many more years ) Or get some false teeth? What is the cost of a full implant or just a set of false teeth? As you all know it is pretty expansive in the west. Anybody has a full set of teeth removed and had a full set planted or made up false teeth. What is the cost ? For implants or just false teeth (dentures} . So anybody done this either way let me know the approx. price I will be living west of BKK Thanks. You can't get free dentures under the Australian health system being a pensioner ,? Why would you want teeth implants at near 80
Popular Post NanLaew Posted January 15 Popular Post Posted January 15 42 minutes ago, georgegeorgia said: You can't get free dentures under the Australian health system being a pensioner ,? Why would you want teeth implants at near 80 To have a smile like George Clooney. 4
Popular Post gargamon Posted January 15 Popular Post Posted January 15 1 hour ago, georgegeorgia said: You can't get free dentures under the Australian health system being a pensioner ,? Why would you want teeth implants at near 80 Got to spend your money before you're gone. 3 1
Hummin Posted January 16 Posted January 16 Im Getting 4 implants at the cost of 160k now. Price list Pattaya dentist. I'm not using this one https://digitaldentalpattaya.com/fees-offer/ 1
still kicking Posted January 16 Author Posted January 16 16 hours ago, georgegeorgia said: You can't get free dentures under the Australian health system being a pensioner ,? Why would you want teeth implants at near 80 Get informed. Even as a pensioner, dentistry is omitted. I can get one tooth pulled out, which is free. Why do I need new ones? I have trouble eating. 2
Popular Post mikebell Posted January 17 Popular Post Posted January 17 On 1/16/2025 at 3:08 AM, norsurin said: I asked a dentist in Bangkok and the price was about 650.000 baht. 54K per tooth! I've been quoted 35K in Pattaya. The dentist's main selling point was 'guaranteed for 30 years'. I declined on the grounds that I was 82. 1 6
Hummin Posted January 17 Posted January 17 7 minutes ago, mikebell said: 54K per tooth! I've been quoted 35K in Pattaya. The dentist's main selling point was 'guaranteed for 30 years'. I declined on the grounds that I was 82. no problem to find cheaper, same as beer is possible to be found cheaper in other bars. You pay for location and hopefully better hygiene, equipment and materials used 1
Popular Post Lacessit Posted January 17 Popular Post Posted January 17 On 1/16/2025 at 3:13 AM, georgegeorgia said: You can't get free dentures under the Australian health system being a pensioner ,? Why would you want teeth implants at near 80 Some of us still like to chew @rses like yours. 1 1 1
Ralf001 Posted January 17 Posted January 17 4 minutes ago, Lacessit said: Some of us still like to chew @rses like yours. Yeah... I aint one of them "some"...... chewing male arse, no thanks. 1 1 1
Lacessit Posted January 17 Posted January 17 Mine cost 55 K baht per implant. That was with best quality Swiss bone graft material. Implants take 1-2 months for a decent job. Any dentist doing implants within 1-2 weeks will have a failure rate of 40-50%. False teeth are cheaper, but sometimes become ill-fitting due to receding gums. If the OP has enough teeth left, a partial denture is another option. 1
Lacessit Posted January 17 Posted January 17 4 minutes ago, Ralf001 said: Yeah... I aint one of them "some"...... chewing male arse, no thanks. Figure of speech, perhaps you are unfamiliar with the expression. 1
giddyup Posted January 17 Posted January 17 2 minutes ago, Lacessit said: Mine cost 55 K baht per implant. That was with best quality Swiss bone graft material. Implants take 1-2 months for a decent job. Any dentist doing implants within 1-2 weeks will have a failure rate of 40-50%. False teeth are cheaper, but sometimes become ill-fitting due to receding gums. If the OP has enough teeth left, a partial denture is another option. A partial upper was what I went for, cost 17,000 baht and works a treat. At 82 the cost and lengthy procedure of getting implants didn't make much sense. I lost most of my teeth due to badly fitted crowns that allowed decay to get under the crown. 1
Ralf001 Posted January 17 Posted January 17 1 hour ago, Lacessit said: Figure of speech, perhaps you are unfamiliar with the expression. Yeah... anything alluding to eating a mans arse.... Iam not familiar with. 2
renaissanc Posted January 17 Posted January 17 I see that implants cost about 50,000 Baht to 75,000 Baht on average. I have false teeth for the upper teeth. Dentists usually charge about 1,200 Baht per teeth. Though the dentists in Bangkok that serve expats might charge expats a fortune for false teeth. Are false teeth uncomfortable to wear? Not at all. Do I have any regrets about having them? Not at all. I love having them! Why spend 50,000+ Baht per tooth when you can achieve the same goal for about one-fortieth+ instead. 1
mogandave Posted January 17 Posted January 17 Dentures are pretty cheap. You have to pull the teeth either way, get dentures and see how you like them. A lot of people love them. I have several implants, and they have all been great. I’m sure implants would be better.
georgegeorgia Posted January 17 Posted January 17 7 hours ago, Lacessit said: Some of us still like to chew @rses like yours. Grindr is your app Daddy
Lacessit Posted January 17 Posted January 17 1 hour ago, georgegeorgia said: Grindr is your app Daddy Had to Google it. You seem to be quite familiar with the app. So you've never had your @rse chewed by one of your bosses for goofing off with the mop?
The Old Bull Posted January 18 Posted January 18 Thailand is not the place to get screw in teeth any more. I remember when they charged 20,000 but they have been jacking up the price for years. Eastern Europe is your best bet, even Mexico has kept their price down.
Freddy42OZ Posted January 18 Posted January 18 19 hours ago, Ralf001 said: Yeah... anything alluding to eating a mans arse.... Iam not familiar with. https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/chew+someone's+ass+out
Hummin Posted January 18 Posted January 18 48 minutes ago, The Old Bull said: Thailand is not the place to get screw in teeth any more. I remember when they charged 20,000 but they have been jacking up the price for years. Eastern Europe is your best bet, even Mexico has kept their price down. And when was 20k the price? Material and equipment back then? It is 40 now for a decent tooth
Lokie Posted January 18 Posted January 18 Seems people are quoting single tooth implant prices. Turkish v Thai prices when I done my research 18mths ago eas about same price. I had 10 extractions, upper jaw & two wisdom extracted lower jaw. Then 4 implants drilled in Upper jaw to take All on Four implants (Bridge) this was done in Phuket. I had a week with no upper teeth to allow healing & swelling to subside, then Temp bridge fitted. Worn this for 6 months... Then final checks done & Final Implant Bridge ftd. 12 mths later now, forme was a well worth procedure. Get many comments on my Smile, the total cost in GBP was £12,400 (UK price was frm £24,000) You get what you pay for... I would say for OP the advancements in dentures also means you may be happy going that route... Go have a talk with A reputable dentist. I used Sea Smile in Patong. Would do again... Just had my 12 monthly check up december - all good, he said see you next yr... 1
georgegeorgia Posted January 18 Posted January 18 25 minutes ago, Lokie said: all good, he said see you next yr Aren't you nearly 80? I guess you couldn't say yes to his question 2
harryviking Posted January 20 Posted January 20 On 1/16/2025 at 3:55 AM, NanLaew said: To have a smile like George Clooney. This kind of intervention into your jaw bone can be a huge strain on your body and also might lead to infections. It is a serious thing to do when 80! You should go for a less invasive solution. Just my opinion... 1
Kinok Farang Posted January 20 Posted January 20 On 1/17/2025 at 9:19 PM, Lacessit said: Had to Google it. You seem to be quite familiar with the app. So you've never had your @rse chewed by one of your bosses for goofing off with the mop? No,but i once got it licked by a kind French lady.
supersomchai Posted January 21 Posted January 21 Personally i wouldnt trust turkey teeth or thai teeth work (apart from a simple filling.Too many horror stories and if something goes wrong dentists in uk will refuse to take on the mess thats left. just had 4 implants done in england perfect work no problems cost me £2000 each ,worth it for the peace of mind.
Lacessit Posted January 21 Posted January 21 1 hour ago, supersomchai said: Personally i wouldnt trust turkey teeth or thai teeth work (apart from a simple filling.Too many horror stories and if something goes wrong dentists in uk will refuse to take on the mess thats left. just had 4 implants done in england perfect work no problems cost me £2000 each ,worth it for the peace of mind. I have three implants, done in Thailand. About 8 - 10 years ago, function perfectly. I also had a partial denture fitted here. When an Australian dentist saw it, he said it was high quality. 1
supersomchai Posted January 21 Posted January 21 30 minutes ago, Lacessit said: I have three implants, done in Thailand. About 8 - 10 years ago, function perfectly. I also had a partial denture fitted here. When an Australian dentist saw it, he said it was high quality. Thats great iam sure thete are many good dentists in thailand ,and you sound like you met a good one. Get a recommendation is a good way to go but i still have more confidence in a uk dentist not to hit my facial nerve when screwing in the impllant 😀 1
thesetat Posted January 21 Posted January 21 On 1/16/2025 at 2:02 AM, still kicking said: So I am getting old now and have problems with most off my teeth my question is do I get a full set of teeth implants ( I might not live many more years ) Or get some false teeth? What is the cost of a full implant or just a set of false teeth? As you all know it is pretty expansive in the west. Anybody has a full set of teeth removed and had a full set planted or made up false teeth. What is the cost ? For implants or just false teeth (dentures} . So anybody done this either way let me know the approx. price I will be living west of BKK Thanks. With only about 8 teeth left in my mouth. I researched the costs for both implants and dentures. 4 implants would not be enough. If you seek implants you may want to look at the prices for implanted dentures rather than teeth. To do my mouth and make a full set of implanted teeth would have cost me over 700,000 baht. For implanted dentures the cost was about 500,000 baht. For normal dentures in both upper and lower jaw with the total amount of teeth being 13 in all. Cost was 17,000 baht. The problem with implants is that there is a waiting period for the skin around the screws implanted to heal before they can attach the teeth. Which could affect your eating habits greatly.
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