Dentists in Phuket

Dental prices in Phuket, verified October 2026

Every price below was published by the clinic itself (from its own website or price list, checked 18 October 2026), in Thai baht. These are real clinic prices, not "from" advertising teasers.

What that means against prices at home: aggregated 2025-2026 international price data puts a single implant with crown at roughly 55,000-120,000 THB in Thailand versus 3,200-5,800 US dollars in the United States and 3,100-5,400 dollars in Australia. Root canal treatment runs 120-420 dollars in Thailand against 1,000-2,000 in the US. Typical savings: 50-70 percent, using the same implant systems (Straumann, Nobel Biocare) and lab brands as Western clinics.

The license check that protects you

Practising dentistry in Thailand requires registration with the Dental Council of Thailand under the Dentist Act. Foreign-qualified dentists cannot treat patients at a Thai clinic without that registration, and the Council maintains rules for suspending or revoking licenses. Before any treatment:

• Ask which licensed dentist will do the work, and ask to see the registration number; the Dental Council (dentalcouncil.or.th) is the official register.
• Some Phuket clinics carry extra accreditation: Phuket Dental Signature states it has been Joint Commission International (JCI) accredited since 2010, the same body that accredits hospitals.
• Get the quote in writing, itemised: which implant brand, whether abutment and crown are included, what a temporary crown costs, and the warranty terms. Bone grafts and sinus lifts are quoted separately when a scan shows you need them.

How implant treatment actually schedules

A single implant is two trips, not one: surgery plus fitting takes about 5-7 days, then the final crown goes on 3-4 months later once the implant has bonded. Clinics that publish warranties commonly quote around 10 years on the fixture and 5 on the crown; ask for the number in writing before paying. If you are staying through both stages, Phuket Town clinics (City Park Dental, running since 1996, and Dental Home, since 2000) sit alongside the Patong strip clinics that have operated since 1990 (New Smile Dentists, formerly Promjai).

Clinic prices above were taken from each clinic's own published prices, checked 18 October 2026. International comparison figures come from Bookimed's 2025-2026 aggregated clinic price data, Forbes' 2025 Thailand dental cost guide, and Digital Dental Center Pattaya's published 2026 price list. Something changed? Tell us via the listing's WhatsApp button and we'll fix it.