Pattaya

walkerbx · #1 09-10-2006, 18:41

Couldn't walk past the dentist without popping in for a clean when I noticed the prices through the window last time I was in Patts. This time I actually need some treatment though and I've been saving it for my next visit since it costs an arm and a leg back home. I don't want to risk my gnashers though just for a discount. Can anybody recommend a dentist that they've experienced in pattaya or tell me not to bother if it's the case.

Happy ending not required.

falanger · #2 09-10-2006, 18:47

(qoute) "happy ending not required" 55555..........its Pattaya fcuks sake...

walkerbx · #3 09-10-2006, 19:24

I'm not saying i'll refuse one; so long as they've got the mind on the job.

Pentire · #4 09-10-2006, 20:58

I had a wisdom tooth removed last Monday (week today) and the dentist I used did a fine job...Don't have the card on me with the address etc but it was right opposite Tuk Com on South Pattaya Rd. Oh the cost was 500 baht which included painkillers and a follow up visit 3 days later to make sure the healing process was free of infection. The previous week I had a full clean and polish for 350 Baht.
If required I can post the full address and phone number etc.

walkerbx · #5 10-10-2006, 11:27

Sounds spot on.

Thanks. I can find it from that description.

walkerbx · #6 28-10-2006, 15:43

Went to the Dentist opposite TukCom. They took a look and said i had a wisdom tooth that they needed to remove. I sheet me pants though and decided not too bother. I had them cleaned and whitened though. Two options at 4000 and 8000 baht. I went for the 8000 baht laser treatment. The girl on reception said it would take about 90 minutes but it turned out to be the longest 2 1/2 hours of my life. I'm sure they spent the last hour on just one tooth. That particluar tooth was killing me for 3 days after. They seem to have done a good job though. I walked out and noticed that there was another dentist about 3 doors up so i don't know if i went in the same one as you pentire. I went to "Dental For You'.

Pentire · #7 31-10-2006, 21:23

Dental For You...Yes ''Same Same''

Going back to the wisdom tooth, I am really pleased I let them remove mine however, not sure the same decision would have been made if my trip here was less than a month because, understanably my jaw was sore for a few days after which meant no partying.

walkerbx · #8 01-11-2006, 11:18

Well that was my excuse in the end. I only had a week left and obviously with a hole in your gum you are more open to infection - Not good when you've got your head between a different pair of legs every night.