Dentist In Cm

[togena212529]

Hi, dear forum user,

need some ideas for a dentist who can do a good job for some replacements to fair price.

For your competent answers many thanks in advance.

Togena

[Priceless]

Please look at the pinned subject above "Hotels-Hospitals-Doctors..."

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[jimmym40]

Go to the website: gracedentalclinic.com

They are one of the best, if not the best in ChiangMai. You can find many cheaper outlets, but if your talking about quality and very friendly service, can't beat them.

[Ulysses G.]

I have had very good experiences with the Dental clinic at Ram Hospital and would go again, but some people claim that the hospital overcharges (about the same prices as Grace Dental Clinic for dentist work).

Edited January 8, 2008 by Ulysses G.

[Nienke]

You can check out the following links:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?sh...&hl=dentist

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?sh...&hl=dentist

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?sh...&hl=dentist

Hope this helps,

Nienke

[JuniorExPat]

There was a post some time back from Sabaijai on this subject - if I remember correctly (and I'm sorry but right now I'm too lazy to do a search) he spoke about a good dentist near Chiang Mai Gate, the possible 'downside' being that you needed to be able to speak Thai but the resulting upside being less of a dent in the wallet. Might be worth a search if you're concerned about cost and have the necessary ability in Thai.

My children have had good care at Dentaland near Grace, it looks very child friendly but I'm pretty sure that they deal with adults too, the bonus being the laughing gas!

JxP

[uptheos]

Hi, dear forum user,

need some ideas for a dentist who can do a good job for some replacements to fair price.

For your competent answers many thanks in advance.

Togena

If you are talking about replacement crowns, then I think Dr Korakot at Grace is top notch.

I asked her and Dr Jarunee the price of two implants and the cost is 70,000 Baht per tooth.

I don't know the cost of a denture plate at Grace.

[el jefe]

My children have had good care at Dentaland near Grace, it looks very child friendly but I'm pretty sure that they deal with adults too, the bonus being the laughing gas!

JxP

I don't get it. Are you saying that the nitous oxide is free at Dentaland? At the few other dentists in CM that are qualified to offer nitrous oxide, they all charge a fee for it.

[JuniorExPat]

My children have had good care at Dentaland near Grace, it looks very child friendly but I'm pretty sure that they deal with adults too, the bonus being the laughing gas!

JxP

I don't get it. Are you saying that the nitous oxide is free at Dentaland? At the few other dentists in CM that are qualified to offer nitrous oxide, they all charge a fee for it.

Apologies if I got your hopes up by my lack of clarity. The bonus is that they have laughing gas - I am absolutely certain that it is not free.

JxP

[togena212529]

Thank you you very much in taking part in this matter.

I am sure your answers will be very helpful to me-

Thanks a lot.

Togena

[Ulysses G.]

Dentaland, Grace and the Ram Dental Clinic all have laughing gas and are all good places.

[chiang mai]

I agree, with UG, Grace and Ram have superbly qualified dentists and really, not that expensive. I can't speak highly enough about the dentists at Ram.

[Ulysses G.]

Actually, I have had much better experiences with dentists in Thailand than back home and that includes smaller clinics that don't have state of the art equipment like the three that we just mentioned.

[cmbe]

there is one dentist, just opposit from Maharaj hospital in CM, and it good, I have been there.

[john b good]

What about Chiangmai Dental Hospital about 200 - 300 metres from Chotana (on Super Highway) heading towards Huay Kaew.

I seem to remember some positive comments a while back.

Edited January 17, 2008 by john b good

[ProThaiExpat]

To refine the advice regarding Ram vs. Grace, I had occasion to pass the dental clinic at Ram on a gurney into the Operating Rooms on four occasions in the past year and the physical plant at the dental clinic at Ram seemed to be consistent with the oveall appearance of the operating rooms and most of the facilities at Ram. More that 20% less contemporary than at Grace. Rely on Ulysses G. as far as equal quality of care, my only point is the facilities are not equal. Could I be wrong as I didn't actually enter the dental clinic at Ram?

Edited January 18, 2008 by ProThaiExpat

[just_Elaine]

I've gone to both Ram and Grace - I agree that the facilities are different. I feel that Grace is better equipped and that's where I go.