27 years never been. Scare me daft . Sat in the dentists with my 6 year old now . Hes cool and happy.

Guess im just posting so i dont need to look ;(

Headphones on so i cant the noises ;(

Mrs laffin her head off and she told the damn dentist i aint been for 27 years and now there trying to get ne on that damn chair.

No f ing way.

Beam me up scotty !!!

Ok now im pissed. They reckon he needs a root canal . <deleted> hes six and his teeth are fine !!!!!

Domestic now with the mrs saying .. but the dentist said!

F#ck the dentist.

Should a guessed theyd come up with something. But a root canal for f sake.

Dentist now agrees the tooth should be fine for the next 2 years !!!! F#ckin will be fine for 2 years !!! 5 minutes after telling the mrs he needed a root canal !

Can i name the dentist practise in question ?

yes please......

yes...kids have first teeth for about 8 to 12 years of age. You dont have to do ANYTHING until...maybe 12 years of age and then it is highly suspect if you have to do anything at that age. RIPOFF.

Guess not a good idea to mention the name as may well be deleted , but if you go to Rang Hill in Phuket town , just look to your left as you start to go up at the junction .

Worst thing is if I wasn't there pound to a penny the wife would of just agreed with the dentist and let them drill away ,

Now not too many things annoy me here , but this has really got under my skin .

I was told a few months ago by a dentist in Rawai - just south of the circle, specialises in implants, don't know the name. They took an X-ray and produced a tiny - 1" by 2" - negative that 'showed' a bad root. About 50 - 60,000 baht's worth of work.

Second opinion in Phuket town: they took an X-ray, put in on a screen about 15" across. Pure white root, no problems.

You just can't trust anyone here.

For both of you. The dentist technology has gone far from the times we were kids. It's nowadays way less painful experience.

It's worth of going to Phuket town to see the dentists. I'm using one which I trust (and that doesn't come easy).

It's actually very nice feeling to be able to sit on the dentists chair and not to feel uncomfortable. Professional dentists know how and when to apply painkillers so that the overall experience, during and after the treatment, is the best as possible.