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A residential street in Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan

Nothing gets treated on your first visit.

Sit down first. There is no rush. Dr. Nat looks, then draws it for you on paper — what the tooth looks like now, why, what the options are, and what each one costs. Then you decide, and you can decide not to.

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First examination and consultation. The X-ray, if you need one, is not free — ฿300 / ฿1,200 and we say so before we take it.

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The clinic frontage in early morning light: a long teak bench, a glass door with a plain carved wooden board above it showing the reception counter and waiting bench inside, and someone in an oatmeal shirt watering the potted plants beside the step

The whole clinic, in four numbers

2
treatment chairs. That is the whole clinic.
2
slots held open every weekday until 14:00, for whoever wakes up in pain. Not bookable online.
30–45
minutes, and it costs nothing.
2018
Open since 2018 on a residential street, behind a wooden sign.

The prices are on the site

All of them, with how many visits each takes and what would make it cost more. Nothing is behind a phone call.

Treatments & prices →
  • Scaling and polishing฿1,000–1,500
  • Composite filling฿800–1,800per tooth
  • Simple extraction฿1,000–1,500
  • Root canal, molar฿12,000
  • All-ceramic crown฿12,000–16,000

We are not going to tell you that you should have come sooner. You already know.

  1. 1

    You sit down in the waiting area. May will ask what brought you in. Nobody is timing this.

  2. 2

    You sit in the chair. Nothing goes in your mouth yet. Dr. Nat asks how long it has been, and does not comment on the answer.

  3. 3

    A look, with a mirror. Two minutes. This is the only part that happens without being described first.

What happens, step by step →
A tooth drawn in blue ballpoint on a lined notepad, with two arrows pointing at it and a small annotation beside it, the pen lying alongside and a patient's hands clasped at the edge of the frame

He draws it before he does it

Every treatment starts with a ballpoint pen and a notepad. Most people are not afraid of the treatment — they are afraid of not knowing what is about to happen.

He draws it. On paper, with a pen — what the tooth looks like now, why, what the options are, what each costs, and which one he would choose.

Four people

The clinic and the people in it →
The residential street outside the clinic in late afternoon, with a pharmacy awning and a coffee shop, and a school gate further down

A residential street

A primary school down the road, a pharmacy, a coffee shop, two massage shops. No LED sign out front — just a carved wooden board, and someone watering the plants at about seven every morning.