Which dentists in Thailand provide DTV documents for visa requirements?

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Nov 30, 2024

12 days ago

Dennis *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Which dentist provide DTV documents

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The community discusses which dentists can provide DTV (Dental Treatment Visa) documents necessary for visa applications in Thailand. It is noted that having a dental project can facilitate obtaining required documents. However, some commenters mention that many embassies do not accept dental treatments as a valid reason for medical visas. A specific recommendation is made for Mahidol University Dental Hospital, which reportedly provides documents for dental work.

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Mark ****

I got a crown done at a government dentist office, I need to do some more work and they said they would provide documents. Mahidol University Dental Hospital off the National Monument BTS stop.

11 days ago

Steve ********

11 days ago

Andy ************

@Steve *******

Wait for me! I'll come with you to get my Muay Thai DTV too! 😂

11 days ago

Dennis *********

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@Andy ***********

yes but me and my wife need dental work. Plus with two spine surgeries I can’t do muy Thai. I would only use it for 2 or 3 years as we have other long term plans

11 days ago

Imran ***************

@Andy ***********

The muay thai application does seem to be the most concrete route to getting and (probably) maintaining the dtv. However, I think it's much better to attend the classes. They're great fun, albeit in a masochistic sort of way, and my body hasn't felt this energetic in a long time, even though I've been going to a normal gym for years.

11 days ago

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Imran ***************

Adrià ********

Many embassies doesn't accept dentist as medical reason. So, better to choose another path.

12 days ago

Shaughn ***********

probably need dental work that is spread over many months such as getting an implant then crown. I went through this process over last 2 years where first I had an extraction and then required a few months for jaw to heal. Next was the implant. It required a further few months for healing and strengthening before getting crown. Most other dental procedures can be done in short periods that can be done within visa exemption times

11 days ago

David ********

@Adrià *******

that's not true dental is one of the main ones used for medical treatment

11 days ago

Adrià ********

@David *******

In Vientiane Laos, they doesn't accept as a medical treatment for DTV. And many other embassies it's the same as I known from some reports.

11 days ago

David ********

@Adrià *******

that where I am going. I seen others post they use 6 month dental plan for DTV

11 days ago

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David ********

Klaus ***********

Wrong approach. Choose the reason of the many to route for the visa based on reality. If you have a dental project you will receive all documents needed.

12 days ago

Tommy **********

@Klaus **********

OP is looking for dental work from a reputable dentist who can provide the necessary paper work to support the DTV application. What’s your issue ?

12 days ago

Klaus ***********

@Tommy *********

I read it in a different way - which way he meant it only Tommy knows. He got all answers now to choose from.

11 days ago

James ********

@Tommy *********

suggest the OP contact a Bangkok Hospital Dental Department and International Department of One of the Bangkok Hospitals for assistance.