Questions
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Can I use my social security dental benefit?
Yes, for check-ups, cleaning, fillings, extractions and wisdom teeth, up to 900 THB per calendar year; you pay anything above it. Bring your ID card. Braces, whitening and veneers are not covered.
Do I need to pay a deposit?
General visits need no deposit. Long treatments such as implants, veneers, orthodontics and root canals take a 1,000–5,000 THB deposit that is deducted on the day. After two missed visits without notice, every booking needs a deposit.
Can I move or cancel my appointment?
Yes, from the link in your confirmation, up to 24 hours before. A deposit moves to the new time; a later change or a missed visit forfeits it.
Can I pay in instalments?
0% instalments over 3–10 months on participating credit cards from 10,000 THB. Orthodontic treatment can be paid monthly to the clinic under your plan.
How many visits is a root canal?
Usually two or three visits one to two weeks apart, followed by a crown because a root-treated tooth is brittle. We book each step at the right interval.
How long do implants take?
After placement the bone needs three to six months to integrate before the crown goes on, with a wound check in between. Bone grafting may be needed first.
I take blood thinners. Should I stop before an extraction?
Do not stop on your own. List the medicine in the health questionnaire when booking; your dentist will assess and contact your doctor if needed.
Can I have dental treatment while pregnant?
Check-ups and cleaning are fine, ideally in the second trimester, and we avoid unnecessary X-rays. Please tell us in the questionnaire.
How often should I have a check-up?
Every six months, or every three to four months with gum disease. We send a reminder when it is due, if you agreed to receive messages.
Can I get a receipt for insurance?
Yes. Receipts show the clinic licence, the dentist and their licence number, the treatment and the teeth, which insurers and employers accept.