Which dentist in Bangkok can you recommend for the treatment plan?
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Several expats have shared their experiences regarding the DTV (Digital Nomad Visa) with dental treatment in Thailand, indicating that the approval process can vary depending on the embassy or consulate. Recommendations suggest seeking a dentist who can provide a comprehensive treatment plan extending at least six months, as this may improve visa approval chances. Specific dentists were not named, but success stories cited various approaches, including obtaining documentation from multiple healthcare providers.
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Jeramy ********
 i’m certainly not an expert, but generally speaking to qualify under soft power. You need to demonstrate that you have some type of treatments that would extend for at least six months. If you can find a dentist that can document a treatment plan that would extend through a six month or more, then you would certainly have a shot. I suspect if you need a tremendous amount of dental work, that may be a possibility else may be best to seek other alternatives with visa qualification.
It is embassy/consulate dependent. When DTV first implemented people were being approved with 4 appointments. I think it needs a little more now but still possible.