Why Choose Yanhee Hospital Dental Center?

A favorite with international travelers, the center combines English-speaking care, clear treatment plans, and on-site hospital diagnostics and referrals, so most services happen under one roof.

Patients book everything from routine checkups to dental implants, crowns, veneers, root canals, dentures, orthodontics, metal braces, and whitening, supported by daily hours and convenient access.

Highlights for International Patients

• Hospital-based setting with ISO/JCI-style quality systems and radiology support
• Multispecialty scope, including preventive dentistry, endodontics, prosthodontics, implantology, orthodontics, periodontics, and cosmetic dentistry
• English and Thai spoken
• Daily hours from 09:00–20:00, local time zone UTC+07
• Payments accepted: Visa, Mastercard, cash, JCB, and bank transfer
• Amenities include free Wi-Fi, free water, free parking, and wheelchair access

Endodontics means root canal care. Prosthodontics focuses on replacing or restoring teeth with crowns, bridges, dentures, and similar treatments. Periodontics means gum care.

Clinic Snapshot

• Setting: Inside Yanhee International Hospital, Bangkok, Bangkok Province, Thailand
• Best for: Hygiene, whitening, crowns and veneers, root canals, metal braces, and single-to-multi-unit implants
• How booking works: Dental Departures confirms your appointment time and shares the exact map pin plus arrival notes

Dental Team

• Dr. Jitchanok Siriwong — DDS; MSc Pediatric Dentistry; English and Thai
• Dr. Vichit Sathitchantrakul — DDS; English and Thai
• Dr. Siriphen Saringkanboriboon — DDS; Post-Graduate Certificate in Oral Surgery; Ph.D. in Orthodontics; English and Thai
• Dr. Supoj Dhanasomboon — DDS; MSc Prosthetic Dentistry; English and Thai

Treatments Available

• Implants and restorations: Implant placement and implant with abutment plus standard crown
• Crowns and veneers: Porcelain-fused-to-metal, zirconia, porcelain, and composite bonding
• Root canal therapy: Anterior, premolar, and molar root canals with post and core build-ups as needed
• Dentures: Full and partial dentures with acrylic or metal frameworks
• Orthodontics: Metal braces and retainers
• Hygiene and whitening: Regular cleanings, deep cleanings, also called scaling and root planing, laser or in-office whitening, and take-home kits
• Everyday care: Checkups, fillings, and simple or surgical extractions
• Diagnostics: Digital intraoral and panoramic imaging, with hospital radiology on-site

Getting There

From central Bangkok: Take a metered taxi or Grab or Bolt to “Yanhee International Hospital.” Follow hospital signage to the Dental Center.

From BKK, Suvarnabhumi Airport, or DMK, Don Mueang Airport: Taxi or rideshare is direct. Allow extra time during rush hours.

Driving: Visitor parking is available at the hospital. Your Dental Departures confirmation includes the map pin.

Typical Flight Times to Bangkok

• Singapore: About 2 hours 25 minutes
• Kuala Lumpur: About 2 hours 10 minutes
• Hong Kong: About 2 hours 50 minutes
• Seoul: About 5 hours 45 minutes
• Tokyo: About 6 hours 30 minutes
• Dubai: About 6 hours 40 minutes
• Sydney: About 9 hours 30 minutes
• London: About 11 hours 30 minutes
• Los Angeles: About 19–21 hours with one stop
• Mexico City: About 22–24 hours with one to two stops

What Patients Say

Reviews highlight clean facilities, helpful staff, and reliable outcomes across crowns, fillings, whitening, and more, plus the reassurance of being treated inside a major hospital.

Frequently Asked Questions

1) Do treatments come with warranties or guarantees?

Short answer: Yes. Eligible lab-made work, such as crowns, bridges, veneers, and dentures, is covered, though terms vary.

More detail: Coverage length depends on materials and procedure. Keep receipts and follow aftercare instructions. Your Dental Departures advisor will share the written warranty for your plan.

2) Where is the dental center and how do I reach it?

Short answer: The dental center is inside Yanhee International Hospital in Bangkok. Taxi or Grab/Bolt is usually easiest.

More detail: Set your map to the hospital name, then follow Dental Center signs or ask reception for directions.

3) What payment types are accepted?

Short answer: Visa, Mastercard, cash, JCB, and bank transfer.

More detail: For larger treatment plans, confirm any deposit requirements and daily card limits in advance with your Dental Departures coordinator.

4) Which languages are spoken?

Short answer: English and Thai.

More detail: The team regularly assists overseas patients. Bringing previous x-rays or a written plan can speed up your visit.

5) What are the opening hours?

Short answer: Daily 09:00–20:00, local time zone UTC+07.

More detail: Evening and weekend availability helps travelers fit care around sightseeing and flights. Specialists may require advance booking.

6) Can I start orthodontic treatment, such as braces, here?

Short answer: Yes. Metal braces and retainers are available.

More detail: An orthodontic evaluation outlines timelines, visit frequency, and how your travel dates fit the plan.

7) Is hospital-based dentistry a good choice for nervous or medically complex patients?

Short answer: Yes. It offers added safety and coordinated care.

More detail: Discuss comfort options, such as numbing and staged appointments. Hospital resources can support complex medical histories if needed.

8) How long should I plan for common treatments?

Short answer: Many visits are same-day, while complex work varies.

More detail: Cleanings, fillings, and whitening may take one day. Root canals often take one to two visits across 3–5 days. Crowns and veneers typically take 4–6 days for preparation, lab work, and fitting. Implants are usually placed on the first trip, with a later return for final teeth after healing.