Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry include fields of dental treatments that revitalizes, restores and beautify your smile. Cosmetic denal treatments include simple and quick treatments such as in-office teeth whitening and home bleaching kits to having more comprehensive treatments such as full mouth rehabilitation with dental crowns or veneers.

At Kitcha Dental Clinic in Chiang Mai, your porcelain veneers and all-ceramic crowns are fabricated by an ISO-certified dental laboratory that can complete the work in 1–2 days and take urgent cases, so laboratory turnaround does not hold up your treatment. Shade and shape can still be checked and adjusted with you at the chairside before the restoration is bonded. Treatment is planned digitally using CAD/CAM and Digital Smile Design (DSD).

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Cosmetic Dentistry in Chiang Mai

Smile with Confidence

Veneers. Ceramic Crowns. Tooth-colored Fillings.

Teeth Whitening

Teeth whitening brigthens and whitens discolored or stained teeth. Your dentist does a first evaluation to determine if teeth whitening is suited for you. Based on your requirements, you can whitening your teeth using

In-office teeth whitening : done by a dentist at the dental clinic
home bleaching : kit taken back home done based on instructional use by your dentist

Dental Veneers

Dental veneers are very thin laminates made of porcelain or composites placed over the front surface of teeth. Dental veneers are commonly done in smile makeovers used to change color, shape, size of the teeth or cover any irregularities in teeth. Tooth veneers looks natural and with today’s material specifications provide long-lasting aesthetics. Dental veneers types include:

Porcelain veneers
Super-thin veneers
Composite Veneers
Hybrid Veneers

Digital Smile Design (DSD)

Kitcha Dental Clinic offers Digital Smile Design (DSD) for smile makeovers with porcelain veneers. DSD planning software allows your cosmetic dentist to design and plan your veneers to suit your facial profile and smile. The veneers are then digitally customised and fabricated to match the plan you reviewed before treatment.

Digital Smile Design at Kitcha Dental Clinic is used together with TRIOS intraoral scanning and CAD/CAM restorative workflows. The final result depends on your individual case and is confirmed with your dentist during planning.

Dental Crowns And Bridges

Dental Crowns

Dental crowns are capping porcelain pieces used to encase damaged or severely chipped teeth. Crowns are commonly done to rebuild broken or decayed teeth back to their original shape. Tooth crowns are also done to strengthen teeth after root canal treatment has been completed to prevent long-term breakage.

Dental Bridges

A conventional dental bridge consists of at least 3 or more dental crowns to replace missing gaps between adjacent supporting teeth. Types of dental crown and bridge materials include:

porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns (PFM crowns)
all ceramic crowns

Ceramics has varying strength and brands. Common brands of all ceramic crowns and bridges:

IPS Empress eMax
zirconia crowns (Cercon Smart Ceramics, 3M Lava, Procera)

Kitcha Dental Clinic works with an ISO-certified dental laboratory for all-ceramic work, with a 1–2 day turnaround and capacity for urgent cases — which keeps treatment timings short and still allows shade selection and adjustments with you at the chairside.

Inlays, Onlays And Overlays

Inlays, onlys and overlays are component pieces used to fill in empty spaces after cavities or damaged portion of tooth has been removed. They act similiar to dental fillings but are made of porcelain, glass ionomer, alloys or gold relative to amalgam or composite resins used for fillings. Inlays, onlays are normally done to restore teeth with cavities too large for standard composite dental fillings.

The most common material for inlays, onlys and overlays used today is porcelain that provides good strength and aesthetics. Porcelain inlays and onlays mimic tje translucency and color of natural teeth making them aesthetic choices.

Composite Resin Fillings

Tooth-coloured fillings — also known as white fillings — use composite resin to restore cavities. Amalgam (silver) fillings are commonly removed and replaced with composite fillings for better aesthetics.

Additional protocols for the safe removal of amalgam fillings, based on IAOMT guidelines, can be requested at Kitcha Dental Clinic. The Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique (SMART) includes the use of rubber dams, an external oxygen source, high-power suction and air ventilation.

Dental Bonding

Dental Bonding involves the use of composite resin or tooth-colored cement hardened with a curing light in restoring damaged chipped teeth, closing small gaps between teeth or placed over teeth surfaces as composite veneers to cover teeth irregularities.

Chipped Tooth
Diastema Closing
Composite Veneers
Teeth Reshaping

Dental bonding may also be used during dental contouring where your dentist shapes your teeth and uses tooth-colored composite material to sculpt and shape the teeth. Teeth reshaping may be accomplished using various cosmetic dentistry treatment methods. Consult our cosmetic dentist on a treatment plan on what migh be suited for your case.

Conclusion

Cosmetic dentistry at Kitcha Dental Clinic in Chiang Mai covers the treatments used to restore, protect and improve the appearance of your smile — including teeth whitening, dental veneers, dental crowns, inlays and onlays, tooth-coloured fillings, and composite bonding to repair chips or close small gaps. For more complex cases, orthodontic treatment may be planned alongside cosmetic work.

Treatment is planned digitally. Our cosmetic and restorative dentists use Digital Smile Design (DSD), TRIOS intraoral scanning and CAD/CAM restorative workflows, so the shape, proportion and shade of your restorations can be planned and reviewed with you before treatment begins.

Our esthetic and restorative team holds postgraduate qualifications including a Master’s degree in Esthetic Restorative & Implant Dentistry (International Program) from Chulalongkorn University. Kitcha Dental Clinic holds TDCA 2403 Level 3 accreditation, passed in April 2026.

Which treatments are suitable, and how long they take, depends on your individual case and is confirmed by your dentist after examination. A consultation and draft treatment plan are available with no obligation to start treatment.