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Dental treatment prices in Patong, Phuket

Indicative prices in Thai baht for the treatments carried out at the clinic in Patong.

A quote is written after an examination, not before one. You meet the dentist, who examines the tooth and takes an X-ray where that is useful, and then explains which options are suitable, how many visits each is likely to take and what each is estimated to cost.

That is why the table gives ranges and starting figures. Material choice follows the situation rather than the price list, and the state of the tooth underneath changes how much work it needs — so the estimate for your own treatment is given to you before treatment begins.

Price list

Treatments and indicative pricing

Treatment Duration Price
First Exam & Treatment Plan 20 min Free (Worth ฿1,800)
Tooth removal 1 hr 1,500 – 3,000 THB
Professional teeth cleaning 45 min 1,500 – 3,000 THB
Tooth-coloured fillings 1 hr 1,500 – 3,500 THB
Root canal treatment 1 hr 30 min 8,000 – 14,000 THB
Composite veneers 1 hr 20 min 5,000 THB
Ceramic veneers 1 hr 14,000 THB
Dental crowns 1 hr 20 min 17,000 – 18,000 THB
Dental implants 1 hr 30 min 25,000 – 55,000 THB
All-on-4 full-arch implants 1 hr from 250,000 THB

Prices are indicative and durations are estimates. Your own quote and timing follow an examination and diagnosis at the clinic.

What the prices include

The treatment figures in the table are the clinic’s everyday prices. There is no separate promotional price list and no “regular price” waiting to be crossed out — the figure you read today is the same one the next patient reads, and none of it expires at the end of a month.

A treatment-day bill is made of lines you can read: the treatment itself at its published figure, and a sterilisation and medical-service line of 150–300 THB for the visit. Where an X-ray or scan is useful it is priced before it is taken — a single film is 350 THB, a panoramic image 1,300 THB and a CT scan 3,000–6,000 THB depending on coverage.

Your first examination, consultation and written quote are free — there is nothing to pay for any of the three. An implant figure covers the implant itself, priced by the system used; the crown fitted onto it is quoted as its own line, so the two never hide inside each other.

If the examination shows the plan should change, the dentist explains the new figure before any work begins — nothing is added to a bill that was not named to you first. The list is the same for Thai and international patients.

Common questions

Are the prices in Thai baht?

Yes. Every figure on this page is in Thai baht (THB), and the amount quoted for your own treatment is given in baht as well.

Why do some prices say “from”?

Because that treatment covers more than one situation and the figure shown is the one it starts at. Where both ends are known the table gives a range instead — a crown, for example, is shown as a range, because the material chosen and the state of the tooth underneath decide where in it your own figure falls. Either way the dentist confirms that figure after the examination.

Can the price change after the examination?

It can. The figures here are indicative: the examination and diagnosis may show that a smaller treatment is enough, or that a different one is needed. Either way the dentist explains what is suitable and what it is estimated to cost before treatment begins.

How do I get a price for something that is not listed?

Call the clinic or send us a message describing what you need, and we will arrange a time for the dentist to look. Treatments that are not in the table are quoted the same way as the ones that are — after an examination.

Can I pay by card, or in instalments?

Cash, bank transfer and card payments are all accepted. Some card issuers let you convert a payment into instalments afterwards under the bank’s own terms — that arrangement is between you and your bank, and the clinic’s figure stays the same either way.

Can you provide documents for an overseas insurance claim?

Yes. The bill is itemised in English as standard, and where your insurer asks for a medical certificate the dentist prepares one — tell the team what your insurer needs. Treatment is paid for at the clinic, and the claim itself is between you and your insurer.

Are prices available in other currencies?

Prices are set and charged in Thai baht. As a rough guide, 10,000 THB is currently around €260, £220, A$420 or US$300 (September 2026) — exchange rates move daily and your bank sets the rate on the day, so the baht figure is the one to rely on.

Planning dental treatment in Phuket?

Free first exam and treatment plan, worth ฿1,800

Meet directly with the dentist and receive a written quote after your examination, before any treatment begins.

Monday–Saturday, 10:00–19:00 · at our clinic in Patong, Phuket

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