SmileBox Dental Clinic - Thonglor, Sukhumvit Branch
SmileBox Dental Clinic - Thonglor, Sukhumvit Branch
Tailândia, Banguecoque
Vikram Bhatia
15 anos de experiência
Clínica certificada :
| Tailândia | Turquia | EUA | |
| Extração cirúrgica de dente/raiz | de $300 / 10,200฿ | de $55 / 1,870฿ | de $800 / 27,200฿ |
A Bookimed não adiciona taxas extras aos preços de Extração cirúrgica de dente/raiz. As tarifas vêm das listas oficiais das clínicas. O pagamento é feito diretamente na clínica na chegada.
A Bookimed está comprometida com sua segurança. Trabalha apenas com instituições que mantêm altos padrões internacionais em Extração cirúrgica de dente/raiz e têm as licenças necessárias para atender pacientes internacionais em todo o mundo.
A Bookimed oferece assistência gratuita de especialistas. Um coordenador médico pessoal apoia antes, durante e após o tratamento, solucionando problemas. Nunca está sozinho em sua jornada de Extração cirúrgica de dente/raiz.
O Dr. Vikram Bhatia combina técnicas precisas de extração cirúrgica com formação avançada em implantologia adquirida na Universidade Bangkok Thonburi.
O Dr. Vishal Sehgal combina experiência avançada em cirurgia dentária com formação em cuidados psicológicos de Johns Hopkins e Yale.
O Dr. Thanapon Suwanapong é um cirurgião oral e maxilofacial licenciado, formado na Universidade Mahidol – a melhor escola de medicina dentária da Tailândia.
Finding a qualified oral surgeon in Thailand involves verifying their license with the Dental Council of Thailand and checking for specialized postgraduate training. Qualified specialists typically hold advanced degrees from leading institutions like Mahidol or Chulalongkorn University and possess international memberships in organizations like the American Dental Association.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Data shows that premier surgeons in Thailand, such as Dr. Pawak Tungthangthum, often hold dual credentials in implantology and restorative dentistry. This specific training allows them to perform extractions while simultaneously planning for bone preservation. Choosing a surgeon with USA-based training, like the Los Angeles School of Dentistry, can indicate a higher level of precision for complex surgical cases.
Patient Consensus: Patients emphasize the importance of having clear, written aftercare protocols before the procedure starts. Many noted that finding English-speaking staff helps ensure you fully understand the surgical risks and recovery steps. Some patients felt that asking direct questions about surgical experience helped them find the most skilled hands for difficult extractions.
When preparing for surgical tooth extraction in Thailand, ask about board certifications from the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Thailand. Inquire how the surgeon preserves bone for future implants. Confirm if they use advanced imaging like 3D CT scans for root placement mapping.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Many leading Thai oral surgeons, such as Dr. Vishal Sehgal and Dr. Pawak Tungthangthum, hold advanced degrees from universities in the USA and Germany. This international training often includes psychological support and specialized pain management. Choosing a surgeon with this background provides a smoother emotional and physical recovery for complex extractions.
Patient Consensus: Patients note that surgeons explain the procedural steps clearly to help lower anxiety. They often feel surprised by how quickly the swelling goes down. Many suggest asking for a written recovery plan to manage diet and pain once back at their hotel.
Surgical tooth or root extraction in Thailand is safe at accredited centres like Bangkok International Dental Center (BIDC) or Kitcha Dental Clinic. These facilities use 3D CT imaging and follow JCI or ISO 9001 standards. Specialists often hold international qualifications from the USA, UK, or Germany.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Simple extractions are routine, but surgical root cases require hospital-grade setups. Bookimed data shows that clinics with high patient volumes have very experienced oral surgeons. Kitcha Dental Clinic serves 10,000+ patients annually. Choosing a centre with an in-house digital lab provides precise surgical guides for complex bone work.
Patient Consensus: Patients in Thailand appreciate the clear written aftercare instructions and pre-surgery X-rays. Many recommend staying for 7–14 days to monitor for swelling or dry socket before flying home.
Recovery after surgical extraction in Thailand typically takes 7–10 days. Swelling and discomfort usually peak around day 3. Simple extractions require 3–5 days. Surgical cases involving impacted roots need 7–14 days before flying. This helps avoid risks like dry socket or pain from cabin pressure.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Patients often overlook multi-specialist centres like Kitcha Dental Clinic or BIDC. These clinics house over 29–45 dentists. This includes maxillofacial surgeons who specialise in complex extractions. Choosing these high-volume centres ensures access to 3D CT scans. These scans help reduce surgical trauma and shorten the initial recovery period.
Patient Consensus: Many travellers found symptoms most intense during the first 3 days in Thailand. They advise scheduling surgery with a buffer period. This helps manage pain and swelling before the long flight back to Australia.
Primary clinical reasons for surgical tooth or root extractions in Thailand include impacted wisdom teeth. Other causes are retained root fragments and teeth fractured below the gumline. Acute pain from severe decay or failed root canals often prompts urgent surgery. This typically occurs at JCI-accredited facilities in Bangkok, Phuket, and Chiang Mai.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Thai clinics like Bangkok International Dental Center (BIDC) often use 3D CT imaging. They also use surgical guides for extractions. These technologies allow specialists to map the exact position of roots relative to nerves. This precision helps prevent complications and is standard at centres serving 20,000+ patients annually.
Patient Consensus: Patients in Thailand often find that impacted wisdom teeth or broken segments require a specialist. This typically involves a maxillofacial surgeon. Clinicians frequently use 3D scans and might prescribe antibiotics before surgery to manage swelling or infections.
Simple extraction involves removing a visible tooth using forceps. Surgical extraction addresses teeth hidden below the gumline or broken into pieces. This distinction determines whether a general dentist or a specialist surgeon performs the procedure.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Thai dental groups often house over 45 specialists. Patients with unexpected fractures during simple extractions are instantly transferred to in-house oral surgeons. This transition helps international patients avoid multiple appointments or delayed travel plans.
Patient Consensus: Patients in Thailand recommend confirming if a tooth is graspable before flying. This helps them prepare for the longer recovery surgical cases require. Many experienced more swelling than expected and suggest booking local follow-up care in advance.
Surgical extraction is necessary when a tooth is not visible above the gum line. It is also used if a tooth cannot be removed in one piece. This procedure is required for impacted wisdom teeth or teeth broken below the gum line. It also suits complex root structures that standard forceps cannot grip safely.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Thai clinics like Bangkok International Dental Center (BIDC) hold JCI accreditation. This confirms they meet theatre standards for extractions. While a simple pull costs from $24, a surgical procedure reflects the complex work and specialist expertise required.
Patient Consensus: Patients in Thailand note that X-rays often reveal hidden fractures or nerve proximity. These issues require a surgical approach rather than a simple pull. They recommend confirming if the procedure involves gum incisions to prepare for the longer recovery time.
Nome oficial | O Reino da Tailândia |
Moeda | Baht Tailandês (você também pode pagar por serviços em dólares) |
Melhor período para a viagem | Novembro-início de abril |
Idioma | Tailandês (a maioria dos funcionários médicos fala inglês fluentemente) |
Visto | é necessário para uma viagem de 3-6 meses |
Diferença de horário com a Europa | 7 horas |
Diferença de horário com os EUA | 12 horas |
Capital | Bangkok |
Centro de turismo médico | Bangkok |
Resorts populares | Koh Samui, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Koh Chang, Hua Hin |
A saúde é o setor de desenvolvimento chave do governo tailandês. As autoridades tailandesas estão convencidas de que o cuidado com a saúde dos cidadãos deve ser uma prioridade absoluta da política estatal e gastam cerca de 25 bilhões de baht anualmente em saúde.
Como resultado, 36.673 instalações médicas prestam excelente atendimento médico no país. 64 centros no Reino possuem certificação da JCI (Joint Commission International), o aprimorador internacional da qualidade e segurança da saúde em todo o mundo. O índice de certificados obtidos é o maior. Para comparação, Israel possui 20 instalações acreditadas pela JCI e a Alemanha — apenas 10 clínicas deste tipo.
No Reino da Tailândia, hotéis de diferentes faixas de preço e níveis de serviço são apresentados. O nível dos hotéis tailandeses é comparável aos hotéis da Tunísia, Marrocos ou Egito. A maioria dos turistas escolhe hotéis de 4 e 5 estrelas com refeições all-inclusive. Esses hotéis oferecem tudo para uma estadia confortável: comida variada, um grande território bem cuidado, animação para crianças e adultos. Alguns hotéis têm seu próprio parque aquático, que os hóspedes podem usar gratuitamente. Viajantes com orçamento limitado podem reservar um hotel econômico de 3 estrelas com meia pensão ou sem refeições.
A principal vantagem dos resorts tailandeses é a longa temporada de praia. Na costa leste e na costa oeste, as características climáticas são diferentes, então leve isso em consideração ao planejar a viagem. A melhor época para viajar é durante a estação fresca e seca, entre novembro e início de abril. Um grande influxo de turistas ocorre de março a maio, quando a temperatura do ar é de +30°C.
Por enquanto, o Reino da Tailândia exige diferentes regimes de visto para diversos estados. Alguns estrangeiros podem permanecer no país por 60 dias sem controle de visto, enquanto outros — apenas 14 dias.
Quanto tempo você pode ficar na Tailândia e quais países podem cruzar a fronteira facilmente leia aqui.
Os vistos para viagens à Tailândia exigem uma série de documentos. Os documentos necessários podem ser submetidos 90 dias antes da partida planejada. A lista de documentos inclui:
