Contacts

info@soldentalth.com
+669 79477134

Office

56 4 Soi Bang Na-Trat 23, Bang Na Nuea, Bang Na, Bangkok 10260, Thailand

Working Hours

Monday-Sunday 10:00 – 20:00

Dr. Piyawut Thitisakyothin

Dr. Piyawut Thitisakyothin is a specialized Pediatric Dentist at SOL Dental Clinic.
He is certified by the THAI BOARD of Pediatric Dentistry and is affiliated with Mahidol University.
Dr. Sun is dedicated to providing specialized care for children, focusing his practice on the following key areas:

  • Child-Centered Approach:
    He utilizes kid-friendly language and distraction techniques to help ease anxiety in his young patients.
  • Behavior Management:
    He focuses on understanding different temperaments and developmental stages to ensure a comfortable visit.
  • Growth & Development Focus:
    He closely monitors how a child's teeth, jaws, and bite are developing, and he provides early intervention if needed.
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Dr. Akarapat Rattananon 

Dr. Akarapat Rattananon, who also goes by Dr. Arm, studied Dentistry at Rangsit University.
He brings 9 years of experience working at private dental clinics and hospitals.
His clinical expertise includes dental implants, root canals, veneers, crowns, Invisalign,
and comprehensive care. Dr. Arm has pursued extensive advanced training across various
dental specialties:

Dental Implants:

  • He completed a Master course dental implant training program via AIC (Osstem).
  • He underwent training in Advance Dental Implant Surgery at Thammasart university.
  • He is trained in Fixed detachable prosthesis (Neoarch by neodent).
  • He participated in a Master class for maxillary sinus surgery by Tiziano Testori.
  • He completed a Master class on immediate implant placement into fresh extraction sockets by Inaki Gamborena.
  • He completed training in Sinus augmentation by Pascal Valentini and Guided bone regeneration by Massimo Simon.
  • He trained in Tilted implant placement by Enrico Agliardi and Ridge augmentation by Luca De Stavola.

Crowns & Veneers:

  • He completed a Master class in Veneers by Tanawat Ritkajorn.
  • He took part in Master classes covering Esthetic rehabilitation with ceramic veneers and Minimal invasive prosthesis procedure, both taught by Mauro Fradeani.
  • He trained in Ceramic overlay via the Biomimetic dentistry academy.
  • He completed online training programs for Adhesive dentistry procedure and Comprehensive Full mouth Oral rehabilitation through Chiangmai University.

Root Canal Treatment:

  • He completed a 3-month Endodontics short course training program (Basic to Molar) at the Endo craft center.
  • He is trained in the Predictable management of C-shaped canals through the Endo craft training center.
  • He completed online training programs in Modern endodontics and Endodontics retreatment, by Gianluca Plotino.
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Faq

Why should I choose an Onlay over a traditional Crown?
An Onlay preserves much more of your natural, healthy tooth structure. It is less invasive, reduces the risk of nerve damage, and is gentler on your gums compared to a full crown.
Yes. Modern dental ceramics, combined with advanced bonding techniques, match the resilience of natural enamel and provide exceptional long-term strength for chewing.
Not at all. It is crafted from high-translucency porcelain that perfectly matches the color and texture of your tooth, making the restoration virtually invisible.
Some mild, temporary sensitivity to hot or cold is normal for a few days after placement, but it subsides quickly as the tooth settles.
With proper care and good oral hygiene, a high-quality ceramic onlay can easily last 10 to 15 years, and often much longer, as it is highly resistant to wear and fracture.
An Inlay fits inside the center of the tooth (like a filling), while an Onlay extends over one or more of the cusps (the biting edges) of the tooth to rebuild its structure.
Yes. This is a very common procedure. Replacing old, failing silver fillings with ceramic onlays restores the tooth’s strength and massively improves its appearance.
No. In fact, choosing a conservative Onlay over an aggressive crown often saves the tooth from needing a root canal by preserving the healthy structure above the nerve.
Typically, it takes two visits: one to prepare the tooth and take digital impressions, and a second to bond the custom-milled ceramic onlay.
It is very rare. Ceramic Onlays are not just cemented; they are chemically bonded to the tooth structure using high-strength dental resins, making them incredibly secure.

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Address

56 4 Soi Bang Na-Trat 23, Bang Na Nuea, Bang Na, Bangkok 10260, Thailand

Call

+669 79477134

WhatsApp

+668 92193777

Mail

info@soldentalth.com

Advanced Tooth-Saving Restoration Beyond Traditional Crowns

When a tooth suffers moderate to severe decay, cracks, or structural damage, traditional full-coverage crowns are no longer the only option. Today, Ceramic Onlays—often referred to as partial crowns—have become the gold standard in modern conservative dentistry, offering a superior alternative that prioritizes preserving your natural tooth structure.

What is a Ceramic Onlay?

A Ceramic Onlay is a custom-milled, high-strength ceramic restoration engineered to repair damaged tooth cusps and chewing surfaces. Unlike filling materials that plug a cavity, an onlay covers and reinforces the weakened structure from above, bonded tightly using advanced adhesive technology.

Why Choose a Ceramic Onlay Over a Traditional Crown?

While a traditional crown requires reshaping and removing up to 60% to 70% of your natural tooth enamel, a ceramic onlay takes a conservative approach:

  • Maximum Tooth Conservation: Only the damaged or decayed portion of the tooth is removed, leaving healthy enamel and root structures intact.
  • Exceptional Strength & Durability: Modern dental ceramics match the resilience of natural enamel. Once bonded, the onlay distributes bite forces evenly, reducing the risk of future fractures.
  • Flawless Natural Aesthetics: High-translucency ceramic seamlessly blends with the natural shade and light reflection of your surrounding teeth.
  • Better Gum Health: Because the margins of an onlay sit above the gumline rather than underneath, it reduces gum irritation and makes daily flossing far easier.

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