January 2012 Archives - Smile Planners

Bangkok, Thailand Back to Normal After FloodsDental Tourism News, Medical Tourism News

by Matt Kelleher on January 14, 2012 with 0 comments

Bangkok, Thailand is back to normal after flooding from late 2011. The dental clinics in Bangkok were never affected by the flooding crisis and had operated normally during the flooding situation. Phuket was not affected by the flooding in Thailand.

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Dental Costs in Thailand. Dentists in Phuket and Bangkok.

Ceramic (Porcelain) Veneer – 12,000 Thai Baht ($390 AUD/ $402 USD / 255 GBP)

Ceramic (Porcelain) Crown fused to semi-precious metal (51% to 55% Gold) – 16,000 Thai Baht ($520 AUD/ $536 USD / 339 GBP)

All Ceramic (Porcelain) Crown – 14,000 Thai Baht ($455 AUD/ $470 USD / 297 GBP)

Ceramic (Porcelain) Bridge per tooth – starting at 14,000 Thai Baht ($455 AUD/ $470 USD / 297 GBP)

Dental Implant plus Ceramic (Porcelain) crown – 75,000 Thai Baht ($2,439 AUD/ $2,516 USD / 1,593 GBP)

All-on-4™ Dental Implants per arch – 350,000 Thai Baht ($11,385 AUD/ $11,743 USD / 7,434 GBP)

All-on-5 Dental Implants per arch – 400,000 Thai Baht ($13,012 AUD/ $13,421 USD/ 8,496 GBP)

All-on-6 Dental Implants per arch -450,000 Thai Baht ($14,639 AUD/ $15,098 USD/ 9,559 GBP)

6 Dental Implants and 12 teeth Ceramic (Porcelain) Bridge – 546,000 Thai Baht ($17,761 AUD/ $18,319 USD/ 11,587 GBP)

*Treatments billed in Thai Baht (THB) at the time of treatment. Prices as of February 8, 2013, currency exchange rates given below are ‘bank rates’, High Street/Main Street exchange rates can vary. The AUD, USD and GBP prices are for reference only and can vary according to the daily exchange rates.

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