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What are the best recommendations for getting dental implants in Thailand?

Jul 11, 2025
3 days ago
Has anyone traveled here for dental work, if so what did you have done, was the work high quality, who would you recommend and where?

More specifically looke for 2 implants
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The conversation features numerous recommendations for dental implants in Thailand, with several users sharing their positive experiences. Commonly mentioned clinics include BIDC (Bangkok International Dental Clinic), Asavanant Clinic, Nana Dental, and Grand Dental in Chiang Mai. Several comments affirm the affordability and quality of dental work in Thailand compared to the US and Australia, highlighting that many Thai dentists are well-trained and use advanced technology. There are also observations on the treatment process for implants, which typically requires multiple visits.
Cherie ********
I’ve been getting all my dental work done here for 20 years….much better than US, they don’t try to convince you that you need unnecessary procedures done, cost is considerably lower than US
Gregg *******
I went to a dentist in Soi Lengke in Pattaya 8 years ago, wanting implants. He advised me against it because my gum wasn't sufficient and made me a 4 tooth porcelain bridge and a plastic full top plate. I appreciated his honest advice. I have since upgraded the plate and the bridge is still great. If I factor in the cost of the dental work, the flights from Oz and accomodation for 12 nights it is still all about
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of the cost for the work Down Under and I got a holiday with my new smile.
Gary *******
BIDC.

not the cheapest but the best , especially for implants, I had 5 done
Dwayne ********
Didn’t originally come for dental work but surgery. In Bangkok inquired a removal & implant, was quoted around $5000 US. Got a better quote by a dental university near Siam. They don’t speak English & all the work is done by students but was just under $3000 US. However as a note, this is all Thailand double standard overcharging for foreigners, cheaper to just do it in your own country.
Betty *********
@Dwayne *******
that sounds like a well known french dentist costs !
Mark ********
I had work done 16 years ago in Thailand but needed a lot of work last year and Thailand, (Bangkok Phuket Hospital and B.I.D.C) pricing was over the top. End3d up having it all done in Mumbai for $10,000 AUD. Including airfares and hotels. Quoted $30,000 plus in Australia.

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David **********
Ivory dental
David **********
I did with ivory dent in huai kwang bangkok they were excellent I had several teeth removed 6 implants put in and 6 crowns as well as some fillings it was
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the price of Australia and they paid 1 weeks accommodation in a local hotel
Marc *****************
Excellent dental care in Thailand.

Ranks better than the US as far as outcomes,methods and materials.

They use Swiss or South Korea implants.

Even Mexico has a better outcome and cost less than the US by at least a third.
Xoli *******
Thanks for sharing, doing my dental on my next visit in Jan.
TJ ***********
Implants are a two part operation about 4 months apart. So you need to go back there 4 months after the Angkor is put into your gums.
Marc *****************
@TJ **********
providing you don’t need a bone graft.
Marc *****************
I had 2 implants and graphs no pain at all.

Follow the dentist medication regimen.

Do not stop the meds because you’re not in pain.

Prevent it so you don’t have to do a catch up.

My dentist in Sydney said what an excellent job was performed.

The cost was about 2300 AU dollars for both.

My US dentist wanted 14 thousand USD and my AU dentist wanted 18k AU dollars.
TJ ***********
@Marc ****************
So true . I looked into it myself. Getting 2 implants wasn't much cheeper than it cost me in Australia. Sure you get 2 holidays but on the first one you could be in pain for 4 or 5 days .
Jeremy ******
I never traveled to Thailand specifically for dental work, but I lived in the Bangkok area for many years until recently and at various times got dental cleanings at either of the two Mahidol University-linked dental clinics. The one near Victory Monument is a big place, surely one of the biggest such establishments in Thailand; they are friendly and inexpensive (around $30 for a cleaning with plaque removal). The other one is tucked within the hospital across the road from Mahidol University itself. I had checkups and x-rays there and once got an old crown replaced; they did excellent work.
Francois ********
Bumrungrad hospital

#1in Thailand
Marc *****************
@Francois *******
not very cost effective.
Graham ******
Had a crown done in a state hospital. Two years in and no issues.
Ladda *********
German Dental
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Chris ******
Had veneers done in Pattaya 15 years ago never had any problems with them still look great 😁
Anne *******
Friend travelled here. 9 implants. Very happy with the result.

Can’t all be done in 1 visit.

Nana Dental.
Julian *******
Mos dental are excellent in Bangkok. Vietnam is not near the level of Thailand.
Mark ******
Had fillings,4 implants,a bridge and lazer whitening.Back home people can’t believe there false because the colour match is perfect! Unlike Turkey teeth.

The work and care is excellent I go every time I’m in Thialand.

Sunhill dentist

Bangkok
Matthew *********
I can tell you as someone who owns a dental laboratory in the states the dental work and top end work like implants and cosmetic is top notch in Thailand. There is an implant clinic called Nobel Bio. World class in Bangkok. They do all digital presentation to you step by step. Way more modern than most dental practice in the States and the price is a fraction. Most implants in America start around 3000 per tooth. In Thailand under 1000.
David ****************
Nana dental in Hua Hin is excellent
Jacqui *********
Look at Vietnam aswell, very cheap and top class
Roland *******
Get my teeth cleaned at local hospital and is very good and fast
Tom ********
FWIW…

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Kent ********
I have had dental work done several times by BIDC (Bangkok International Dental Clinic), mostly dental implants. They are not the cheapest place, but still better than in the US. Six floors of dentists all part of one company; most specialize in only one thing and many are trained and certified in the US. All the latest technology and equipment. I highly recommend them.
Bill *********
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Mike **********
Grand Dental in

Chiang Mai.

Had lots of work done

Excellent staff

Very reasonable prices
Justin *********
I wouldn’t hesitate to get general dental services in the Land of Smiles. A lot of Thai dentists trained in the U.S., and I think a fair number will also have done training in Japan, Australia, and Europe. Equipment tends to be first class as well.

If you have sleep apnea (or a bad snore), Bangkok Smile (near the Asok MRT, if memory serves) is a really good place to get a mouthpiece for sleeping — one of those thingies that holds your lower jaw in a forward position while you sleep, so the airway is unobstructed.

In the U.S., that tends to be something medical and dental insurance will go back and forth on for months, with each denying they’re responsible for paying for anything. In Bangkok, since you’re paying out of pocket, you can just skip all that nonsense and get straight to treatment.

They’ll do a 3D scan of your teeth, send it to a facility in Germany to custom print your mouthpiece, and then have you come back a week or two later to pick it up and make sure it fits. When I’ve shown the result to dentists in the U.S., they tend to say things like “That’s better than what my husband has,” and then, once I tell them what it costs in Bangkok compared to New York, they start planning a family vacation to Thailand.
Peter ******
Use dental clinic @Bangkok Phuket Hospital
Paul ******
Always used Rang hill dentist Phuket town! Excellent work and good price,compared with UK
Koen *******
Edelweiss in sukhumvit is excellent
Phil ******
@Tammie *****************
never but visited many dental surgeries here and much better than Australia. Unless your dental problems are severe I suggest you use google maps to find the one close to you. If bad problems then I suggest the Bangkok dental hospital or the dental surgery attached to @King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital.
Jim *******
Not travelled for dental works, had an issue or two. Thai dentists are competent, even World class. Still affordable prices even without any insurance.
Andi ***********
Travelled for root canal treatment, fillings and crown work. Excellent treatment, Asavanant Clinic, Thong Lor, Bangkok.
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