Dentist In Trang

[Gally1]

I am going to start an implant in Bangkok but there is a good chance the swelling won't have gone down enough for the new tooth to be put in before we leave town. They say 3 months and it will be just under that when we leave. However, when we do leave Bangkok we are going to travel for a month in the south, so I was thinking I could have the second part done there. Can anyone recommend a good dentist in Trang or would I need to have it done in Phuket? Price is also an issue!

Thanks in advance for any advice

[LivinginKata]

Moved to Southern Forum

[ShugNorris]

Seeing as no one has replied yet I can only say, as I am in Trang (although haven't used a dentist) that there are plenty dentists here and of varying standards (from the outside) but most seem good, clean and modern and I don't think you would have any trouble finding one in Trang, language barrier may be an issue though if you don't speak Thai.. but I'd like to think a dentist would understand when you pointed to your tooth anyway!

Shug

[Gally1]

Thanks Shug. I was beginning to think there were no dentists in Trang!

Cheers

[meme]

Thanks Shug. I was beginning to think there were no dentists in Trang!

Cheers

Try Smile House. If you are facing the Massive Church it is to your right on a soi. The receptionist doesn't really speak English but the dentists have enough to get the job done.

[Jiu-Jitsu]

I'm not sure how any dentist would feel about completing someone else's implant. What happens if there is a problem? Who will take responsibility?

When there were complications with one of my implants, my dentist/oral surgeon went over and above to rectify the problem. No extra costs. If there is a complication with yours, which dentist will take responsibility?

Thing about flying back if you are happy with your original practitioner.