Best Tooth Extraction Clinics and Prices in Bangkok for Australians

SmileBox Dental Clinic holds SHA+ certification for high hygiene and safety standards. Dr Piyawut Thitisakyothin provides specialised care, having performed 900 procedures using child-friendly techniques to reduce anxiety. The clinic uses advanced CBCT imaging and 3D X-rays for precise diagnosis. A tooth extraction typically costs around A$70–170 at this Thonglor-based centre. Virtual consultations are available to assist with pre-visit planning. The clinic is an official provider of the Straumann Dental Implant System and regularly treats Australian patients.

About Tooth Dental Clinic is an official provider of the Straumann Dental Implant System. Simple extractions typically cost around A$130–A$220. This price covers the consultation, local anaesthesia, and aftercare instructions. Dr Nisara Tanarerkchai has performed over 900 dental treatments and holds a certification in Oral Implantology. The clinic is a member of the Dental Association of Thailand. Patients receive care in a hygienic clinical environment and a straightforward aftercare plan.

Bumrungrad International Hospital was the first in Asia to earn JCI accreditation – it meets globally recognised quality standards. It treats over 1 million patients a year, with half from abroad, including a regular flow of Australians. The hospital has 150+ interpreters for English-speaking patients and offers visa assistance. A tooth extraction may cost around A$3,500–A$4,300.

Bangkok International Dental Center is the Dental Service Provider of the Year in Asia Pacific – an award it has held seven years running. With over 70 certified dentists, its on-site lab uses digital scanning and CAD/CAM technology. The clinic holds JCI and ISO 9001 accreditation, meeting international safety standards. An on-site hotel provides convenient recovery. Medical reports are supplied in English for handover to Australian GPs.

Edelweiss Dental House treats over 2,000 patients annually, with its professionals trained at Chulalongkorn University. An official Straumann provider, the clinic uses original Swiss materials and advanced Japanese and European technology like 3D CT scanning for precise extraction planning. The procedure may cost around A$3,500–A$4,300. The clinic is a member of the Dental Association of Thailand.