@Craig *******

Huge price difference. I don't have dentures, but have researched them, and top dentures tend to sit quite happily in the roof of your mouth and are not that difficult to negotiate, whereas lower dentures are a different story altogether. Those with direct experience may however have a different tale to tell.

My Bangkok hotel accepted a photocopy of my passport (from my prior hotel) in lieu of a passport. Was not a problem. The passport had been stolen.

@Luke ********

Happy to meet up if there at the same time. But stories are best lived in the present than recalled from the past, although they do help to pass time over a beer.

If you think your youth is going at 34 and life is already full of regrets, wait till you hit 70!

@David **********

When I flew them last year BKK - CM - BKK, Thai Smile were actually no more expensive than the cheap airlines. Depends on the day and the flight. Also depends on which airport is most convenient to fly into. I quite like AirAsia's in-flight meals. You have to pay for them, but they are quite tasty and reasonably priced compared to say Jetstar.

@Jae ******

Seriously? They are chalk and cheese. Food, drink and entertainment versus none of those things unless you pay for them.

@Henrik ****

No mention of musicians.

Just google it. Phuket has lots of dentists frequented by foreigners who stay for major work. Try 'smile'.

@Grzegorz **********

200 baht limit! That's nothing.

@Ruby **********

It all depends on what happens to you and the state of your body. For instance, don't expect any financial sympathy or support if someone drives over you at a pedestrian crossing. Or if you have a heart attack. Taking a risk is fine until it's not. On the other hand, travel insurance is ridiculously expensive now.