merci de bien vouloir m'indiquer les adresses de ou des cliniques dentaires a phuket, je compte me faire soigner les dents au mois de juillet, et je voudrais savoir si vous avez eu des problémes avec un etablissement et aussi me conseiller sur tel ou tel cliniques que vous auriez fréquentées. merci encore a tous les membres.
tu trouveras des très bonnes cliniques dentaires dans toute la thailande. Pour le prix, je n'ai pas trouvé plus cher qu'à Patong ! j'y ai vécu 2 ans. C'est un endroit où le touriste se fait arnaquer du matin au soir et même la nuit pour certains. Pour que tu te fasses une idée, pour la pose d'un bridge de 3 dents, il me demande 20, 000thb. je dois verser 8000thb d'accompte : normal. J'ai du verser encore 10, 000 pendant les travaux et à la fin il me demande encore 10, 000. pour moi cela fait 28, 000 et comme je ne suis pas d'accord, il me dit que les 8, 000 sont uniquement pour les soins que si je ne suis pas content il appelle la police, enfin tout quoi. Je ne lache pas l'affaire et lui dit d'appeler la police et moi je préviens le consul à phuket. Bref il se contente de 20, 000 pour le tout.
en bref : les soins dentaires en thailande sont au TOP. les prix sont à la gueule du client et majorés si tu es en situation d'urgence (abces ou avion dans les trois jours!)
si tu veux on peut se contacter directement
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Thaisun, votre correspondant permanent en thailande
d'apres ce que tu dis , il faudrait mieux que je cherche plutot sur bangkok. merci pour ta réponse, mais tu n'a pas préciser la ou les adresses des cliniques. ( il ny en a que sur patong?)
salut,
les cliniques dentaires en thailande sont aussi nombreuses que les tuc-tuc 😎 !
no stress man, la seule question est de savoir le travail à faire.
Pour un bridge ou un appareil dentaire à remplacer, en 1 semaine c'est sûr. 🏴☠️
Mantenant j'ai connu un français qui était venu se refaire la totale, il est resté 3 semaines et cela lui à couté moins cher qu'en france.
avion + hotel + repas + soins dentaires moins chers qu'en france même avec la mutuelle/sécu !
Après tu auras un beau sourire 😏 un peu bridé peut être ? 😕
Thaisun, votre correspondant permanent en thailande
merci encore thaisun, je crois que je vais plutot m'orienter, aprés ce que tu m'a dis , vers bangkok ( exit phuket) donc je vais refaire une demande d'adresse sur cette ville et aussi sur pataya , bien que j'ai horreur de cet endroit, parait il qu'il y aurait de trés bonne cliniques, avec tous les étrangers qui y séjournent , a plus.
je me presente je m appel niko ... j ai 25 piges et deja un gros travail a faire au niveau des dents...
du coup je suis aussi super interrésé d aller en thailland refaire tout ca avant que ma nana me largue parce que je n ai plus envie de lui sourrir...héhé
j ai au moins 5 dent a refaire ou meme peut etre a arrachées et peu etre quelque petite caries aussi ...
¨j aimerais savoir si tu a plus d info a propos de ce français!!!...savoir quelle genre de soin a t il eu ??? ...savoir a peu près combien sa lui avait couté ???
et peut etre aussi peut tu me donné quelque conseil vu que tu l air d avoir de l experience !!!
bonjour a tous
juste ce petit message pour vous prévenir que le tarif ne doit pas vous faire oublier de vérifier la provenance des matériaux utiliser!!! attention danger!! certaines prothèses importées d 'Asie par des confrères prothésistes ce sont révélées parfois êtres de dangereux poison...(métal provenant de déchets de carlingues d 'avions et autres...si, si) donc méfiez vous et demander la traçabilité de ceux ci (obligatoire en France) et au cas ou faites une fois de retour un ptit contrôle par un praticien de chez nous. ( ça ça coûte rien lol) Le résultat peu paraître satisfaisant et se révéler nocif pour votre sante a plus ou moins long terme, ce qui n'est pas négligeable
penser aussi que plongée et soins dentaires peuvent être incompatible..😉
ET GARDEZ LE SOURIRE!!!
Je viens de lire ton message il est decouragent pour moi car je comptais me rendre à Phuket pour2 protheses. la Sawasdee dental clinic, la connais tu ?et peut on se saire remboursser par la sécu Française les frais engagé.Merci.
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For several years now, increased aggression has been observed in Cape fur seals.
At least 70 unprovoked attacks on humans.
It was recently confirmed that this is due to rabies.
The suspected origin is contamination in Namibia by jackals.
The contagion seems to be spreading.
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Thanks so much!
