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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SEAMLESS REPLACEMENT.
LIFETIME STABILITY.

Faq

How long does it take for a dental implant to heal?
The biological process where the implant fuses with your jawbone (osseointegration) typically takes 2 to 3 months. After this period, your permanent crown is safely attached.
A traditional bridge requires filing down perfectly healthy adjacent teeth to support the false tooth. An implant-supported bridge is anchored entirely by implants, preserving your natural teeth.
There is no upper age limit for dental implants. As long as you have good general health and sufficient jawbone density, implants are highly successful for senior patients.
You care for them exactly like natural teeth—regular brushing, flossing (or using a water flosser for bridges), and routine dental check-ups.
Titanium implants are highly biocompatible, meaning the body rarely rejects them. Failure is extremely rare and usually linked to poor oral hygiene or severe smoking during the healing phase.
Yes. Our ceramic crowns are custom-milled and shade-matched perfectly to the exact color and translucency of your surrounding natural teeth.
Yes, but we generally recommend waiting 3 to 5 days before taking a long flight to avoid minor sinus discomfort from cabin air pressure, especially if the implant was placed in the upper jaw.
Over time, the surrounding teeth will shift into the gap, affecting your bite. More importantly, the jawbone in the missing tooth area will begin to shrink (resorb), which can alter your facial structure.
No. The implant and the ceramic crown are immune to tooth decay. However, you must maintain excellent hygiene to prevent gum disease (peri-implantitis) around the implant base.
We offer world-renowned brands like Straumann, AstraTech, and Dentium to provide options that fit various clinical needs and budgets, all while guaranteeing global standards of quality.

Contact us

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

Single Dental Implants & Implant-Supported Bridges

When replacing missing teeth, traditional dentures or bridges are no longer your only options. Modern dental implants offer a permanent, natural-looking solution that preserves jawbone structure and functions just like natural teeth.

At our clinic, we provide tailored implant treatments—whether you need to replace a single missing tooth or multiple teeth in a row.

Single Dental Implant

A single dental implant replaces one missing tooth from root to crown without modifying neighboring healthy teeth. A titanium implant fixture is surgically anchored into the jawbone, acting as a sturdy root, topped with a custom-crafted porcelain crown. We utilize top-tier global implant systems—including Straumann (Swiss), AstraTech (Sweden), and Dentium (Korea)—to ensure proven stability, exceptional durability, and optimal bone integration.

Bridge on Implants (Implant-Supported Bridge)

If you are missing three or more consecutive teeth, an implant-supported bridge is an efficient and cost-effective alternative to placing individual implants for every missing tooth. Instead of anchoring a bridge to natural teeth, the bridge is supported securely by two implants placed at each end of the gap.

Treatment Timeline & Waiting Period

Patience is key to ensuring a lifetime of stability for your new smile.

  • Surgical Phase: The implant fixture is carefully placed into your jawbone.
  • Healing & Osseointegration Period: 2 to 3 months. During this time, the implant biologically fuses with your surrounding jawbone to form an unbreakable bond.
  • Final Restoration: Once fully integrated, digital impressions are taken, and your final, permanent crown or bridge is attached.

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