Bangkok Hospital Dental Center

5 yossi rosso - 2 months ago

Note: Bangkok Hospital's dental
section is HERE! Do not go to the main building.

In this time of period, patients must take ATK before seeing a doctor, so you have to visit the dental center 30 min prior to the appointment.

Parking is available.

It looks like they deal with lots of patients, but no waiting line. I arrived at the center exactly at the reservation time, and I was celled for vital check and examination immediately. The doctor's explanation was precise and in detail, so I was happy. I feel the dotors are much better than the ones I met in Japan. Attentive and courteous, thus left me a positive feeling.

Cleaning is B2500.

This center looks quite busy, the nurses keep moving from here to there all the time. However, patients can sit and wait in a chair peacefully, though there are sounds and noise of people moving around you.
The staff are pro and the service is quick. I just visited here for general check u0026 cleaning, so I am not sure if I can recommend this place to my friends, but my experience here was was satisfactory. And if I am called again, I will come back.

1 Ren Phoenixgoth - 4 months ago

If you only want to have teeth cleaning, suggest to go to dental clinics rather than Dental hospital. I had an appointment here for teeth cleaning only. I specifically mentioned that no need for consultation as it will have additional charges. However, the moment I sat on the dental chair, the dentist examine my teeth and suggest to have an x-ray first before any cleaning treatment to be done. So I refuse and the most frustrating part is I paid 700baht for equipment use (dental chair), nurse attendant and medical use of supply ( mouth wash and Antigen test).
We went to another Dental clinic, and much better as I only paid the tooth cleaning only and no hidden charges.

1 Craig Noon - 5 days ago

Extremely disappointing, I took my 5 year old daughter as she needed a root canal they were uninterested to help calm her talk to us about options and then charged us 1500 baht for nothing . I walked out of the dental office and would have just taken my daughter and left because I felt such disappointment. We then took her the following day to BDIH and they were simply opposite and amazing . Thank you to the windy doctors there

1 taro osaka - 2 months ago

Pointed by one of a Thailand Elite member. Frankly describing, the worst dental place in BKK. No professional skills. No hospitality. Few English speakers. An old aged dentist thinks first about earning money. The nurses and cashier staffs are less than monkeys. Only taking X-ray without treatment costed 2,300THB. To expats, highly recommend to avoid accessing there and select another initial “B” international hospital, where exists well skilled dental staffs. I guarantee.

4 FoodieOnTour - 5 years ago

Bangkok hospital dental center is one of the better dental care facilities in Bangkok. Not as posh as BNH but huge with a wide variety of dentists and specialists. The biggest positive feature is that you can look at all dentists in their website and inspect the CV of all doctors their. Pick the one to your liking and make an appointment online. Easy and comfortable.
In terms of procedures I can not state much as I had only small fixing to be done so far, a chipped tooth, a veneer coming off. Nothing that is hard to fix.
I left with a decent first impression and can recommend the facility from my personal experience. For special needs maybe ask around for more first hand info.

2 Nad Red - 7 months ago

The dental care here is good but there’s some dentists here that will try and upsell/take your money. I suggest only dealing with American board certified dentists at bangkok hospital dental clinic. They’re a lot more genuine and honest, usually they will be working at BDMS wellness centre as well.

I spoke with an American board certified dentists which gave me a complete different quote and recommended an option for orthodontic treatment that would save 80,000 baht.
The other dentist I saw at bangkok hospital dental clinic urged me to spend more money and pay the extra 80,000 baht and then tried to charge even more on top!

If the dentist isn’t American board certified or speaks clear English, avoid!

4 Charn Y - 3 years ago

I’m going through what seems like a complicated procedure (fractured inner tooth that requires root canal treatment and a gum/bone surgery before inserting the crown). Sometimes it is a bit confusing as you are sent to see a different specialist, but on the other hand you feel you are getting treatment from the best possible dentist.

Cost-wise it is expensive for locals, but definitely much cheaper than western countries.