Orthodontic Specialist & Smile Design Expert
Over 10 years of clinical experience in orthodontics and smile design.
Incorporates international dental innovations with a strict sterilization and patient safety standards.
Ranked #1 Highest National Entrance Examination Score for the Faculty of Dentistry at Chulalongkorn University.
Master of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics (Dalian Medical University) and Certified Member of the German Society of Oral Implantology (DGOI).
Veneer fell off? Learn what to do, whether a Ceramic Veneer can be reattached or needs to be replaced, and what may cause veneers to come off, chip, or break.
How long do veneers last, and do they automatically need to be replaced after 10 years? Learn why veneers do not have a fixed expiration date and what can affect the lifespan of Ceramic and Composite Veneers.
Can you drink coffee after veneers? Learn how coffee, tea and cocoa can affect Ceramic and Composite Veneers and which material is more resistant to staining.
Can you sleep with your dentures in, or should you remove them every night? Learn why giving your gums a rest is important and how to clean and store removable dentures before bed.
Everyone knows you need a retainer after braces—but how long do you actually need to wear it, and why? Learn why teeth can still move after orthodontic treatment and what “wearing a retainer for life” really means.
Can veneers fix gapped teeth, or do you need braces first? Ceramic Veneers may close gaps and improve tooth proportions in selected cases, but the right approach depends on the size of the gap, tooth position, bite, and overall smile.
Can you get veneers on upper teeth only? Learn when upper Ceramic Veneers may be suitable and whether you also need veneers on your lower teeth.
What can you eat after Ceramic Veneers? Learn whether you can drink coffee, eat hard foods, bite into apples, and which foods and habits require extra care—including Temporary Veneers and nighttime teeth grinding.
A Complete Denture is a removable dental prosthesis designed to replace all natural teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both jaws. Learn what Acrylic Complete Dentures are, how they work, and who may be suitable for this type of tooth replacement.
Missing all or most of your teeth does not mean that removable dentures are your only option—or that every missing tooth needs its own implant. Explore 7 full-mouth tooth replacement options, from individual implant crowns and implant-supported bridges to All-on-4, All-on-6, overdentures and complete dentures.
