Dental Center

Medical Services:

General Dentistry Clinic: Fillings, scaling, tooth extraction.

Oral Surgery Clinic:Surgical treatment of tissues, gums, teeth, jawbone abnormalities.

Prosthodontics / Cosmetic Dentistry Clinic: Removable and fixed dentures, cosmetic enhancements, closing gaps, repairing broken teeth, and teeth whitening.

Implant Dentistry Clinic:Dentures supported by dental implants anchored into the jawbone.

Periodontology Clinic:Diagnosis and treatment of inflamed or pus-infected gums, gum grafting, and bone grafting procedures.

Orthodontic Clinic:Comprehensive braces and orthodontic treatments.

Pediatric Dentistry Clinic:Dental care for children, using child-friendly methods and a stress-free environment.

Endodontics Clinic (Root Canal Treatment):Treatment of infected or damaged dental pulp.

The newly renovated Dental Center at Chaophraya Hospital ensures a safe, COVID-free environment with newly installed air-conditioning systems in every unit, meeting the standards set by the Department of Disease Control and the Dental Council. Patients can be confident that they will receive dental care that is clean and safe. “Same prices… with added safety.”

Certificate of Cleanroom Performance Inspection in accordance with NEBB ISO 14644-1 (ISO Class 8) standards.

“Safe Dental Care, COVID-Free”

Chaophraya Hospital has renovated all dental examination rooms to ensure patients’ confidence in the hospital’s commitment to preventing respiratory infectious diseases. The hospital works with leading companies specializing in cleanroom performance inspections according to NEBB (National Environmental Balancing Bureau) standards, a U.S.-based standard recognized and used internationally to verify and enhance confidence in cleanroom inspection results.)

1. Differential Pressure Test: In cleanroom inspections, it is necessary to check whether the air moves from cleaner areas to less clean areas. This is done by measuring the pressure differences between rooms or different points within the cleanroom. Air naturally flows from areas of higher pressure to areas of lower pressure, so a cleaner room should have higher pressure than a less clean room.

2. Airflow Test: This test measures the airflow rate or air velocity in the cleanroom. Airflow can be assessed by measuring the air volume per unit of time (Airflow volume) or the air velocity (Airflow velocity), depending on the type of cleanroom and the most appropriate method of measurement.

"Same price… added safety"

All conducted according to the standards of the Department of Disease Control and the Dental Council of Thailand