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Hello,

Looking to go into Khorat City for a few days this weekend and would like to see the dentist. I just want to get a thorough teeth cleaning and check up and would like somewhere that accepts walk ins. I speak Thai so don't need an English speaking dentist; just a good quality and well priced one :)

Thanks in advance!

Frances

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Best bet might be to go into the best/largest hospital and ask in the dental department for the clinic locoations and hours of the staff doctors' "moonlighting" locations.

Or of course just get it taken care of there, just usually a bit more expensive and/or inconvenient.

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