Bangkok International Dental Hospital (BIDH) patient reviews: what 10 visitors said
Bangkok International Dental Hospital (BIDH) is a premium-listed dental clinic in Thailand with 149 verified reviews averaging 4.2/5. Below is a selection of verified reviews from recent patients. Names are shown as first name only to protect patient privacy. Each review reflects the patient's own words, lightly cleaned for clarity.
The management at Bangkok Digital Dental Center leaves much to be desired. Last week, I went in for my first visit, where I had an X-ray and was given an appointment to begin implant treatment. However, upon arriving a week later, I was …
I went into BIDH last week for teeth cleaning and Zoom teeth whitening. The moment I walked through the door I felt good friendly vibes. The staff were …
Respectful to their patients is the overall summary of my visit. 50 years of dentist overcharging, over working, and making bad assessments concerning my teeth. My surgeon had my best interest and not the company's. I …
I was on a very tight time schedule to do a crown as I only had a few days in Bangkok. Dr Purin was very professional and talked me through all the options and recommended a crown even though another dentist in another country insisted on a …
Hands down one of the best experiences I’ve had at a dentist. This is an unsolicited review. I am a real person and I have not been incentivized to write this review. The experience was truly pain free, from the numbing to the local …
Two stars because the staff and dentists were kind and friendly enough. However, this clinic is quite high priced for their services and is not transparent about it. I asked beforehand what my total cost would be yet when I got to the …
Exceptional Pediatric Dental Care at BIDH During our brief six-day trip to Bangkok, BIDH Dental Hospital was absolutely …
Went for cleaning (which I’m very nervous about) with Dr Phurin. He was amazing! He is very gentle and always lets the patios know what he is doing. His assistant is also wonder. …
The dentists here are all very gentle, they do excellent work, and their procedures are the most meticulous I've ever encountered.
I had flown all the way from USA to have a full mouth restoration. When communicating with the clinic sending xrays, photos, panoramic,etc. I was quoted 12k usd for everything I needed. Upon arrival and doing full workup I was told it …
What these reviews tell you
Individual five-star reviews are useful, but the pattern across multiple reviews is more useful. When you read through the selection above, look for recurring themes: do patients consistently mention the same dentist by name, the same procedure type, the same trip duration? Recurring detail is a stronger signal than any single review.
Look also for what is not mentioned. Reviews that focus on the front-desk experience but say nothing about clinical work tell you one thing. Reviews that mention specific procedures, materials, and outcomes tell you something more substantive about the clinic's case work.
How to read clinic reviews critically
- Treatment complexity matters. A glowing review of a simple cleaning carries less weight than a thoughtful review of a multi-implant case, because the surface area for problems is larger in the implant case.
- Trip structure. Reviews from patients who completed multi-visit treatments (returning for the final prosthetic, for example) are more informative than reviews from patients who only had one appointment.
- Specifics over adjectives. "Painless and efficient" tells you the experience was pleasant. "Dr. X explained why he was choosing zirconia over PFM for my molar crown" tells you the clinical decision-making is documented.
A note on dental tourism planning
A few things worth keeping in mind regardless of which clinic you choose:
- Travel logistics still apply. Even with a well-run clinic, dental tourism involves visa timing, recovery windows, and the possibility of needing follow-up care after returning home. Implant work typically requires a second visit several months after the initial placement.
- Pricing varies by case. Any figures shown are starting points. Your actual treatment cost depends on imaging, bone condition, and materials selected, which can vary by a factor of three or more for the same procedure.
- Get a written treatment plan. Before committing to travel, request a written plan from the clinic via SmileJet's quote system. That plan should specify procedures, materials, session count, and total cost. If a clinic cannot provide this, that is itself useful information.
Ready to request your own plan from Bangkok International Dental Hospital (BIDH)?
The most direct next step is to request a written treatment plan through SmileJet. Send your case details and any existing X-rays. Bangkok International Dental Hospital (BIDH) will respond with a personalised plan and itemised pricing, typically within 24 hours. There are no fees and no commitment required.