32 Best Porcelain Veneer Clinics in Thailand

Dr. Vikram Bhatia brings 15 years of expertise with 1,100+ cosmetic treatments performed, specializing in E-max porcelain veneers. The all-inclusive package may cost around $7,500 – covering 16 veneers, digital smile planning, VIP transfers, and sedation. Certified in SmileFast Veneers (UK) and an Invisalign Platinum Provider, he uses state-of-the-art digital planning. The JCI-accredited clinic serves international patients with a 91% recommendation rate.

Dr. Nisara Tanarerkchai has performed over 900 veneer treatments and brings over 10 years of expertise in cosmetic dentistry. An 8-tooth ceramic veneer package costs around $5,000. This typically covers the consultation, digital smile design, temporary veneers, and final placements. For a full-mouth makeover, prices range from $7,900 to $9,900. The clinic uses premium dental porcelain for natural results that last over 10 years. Both Bangkok locations are conveniently situated near the BTS Skytrain.

Intrarat Hospital operates a specialized dental center certified by ISO 9001:2015 for international quality standards. The clinic offers restorations using ceramic and zirconia materials for long-lasting results. Being part of a hospital with 200 physicians across 26 departments helps coordinate care for patients with complex health needs. Dr. Thunchanok Sinprasurdsuk and Dr. Kanokporn Lramaneerat lead the dental team in Bangkok. This hospital-based setting adds a layer of safety and medical support for every dental visit.

Bumrungrad International Hospital offers porcelain veneers with costs typically ranging from $3,600 to $4,100. The hospital serves over 1 million patients annually from 190+ countries and ranks among the top 10 hospitals worldwide. Dr. Pravej Serichetaphongse specializes in dental implantation and maxillofacial surgery.

Digital Smile Design at Bangkok International Dental Center customizes veneers to each facial profile. The on-site digital lab makes IPS Empress, super-thin IPS Empress, and Lumineers in-house. Standard cases take 5–7 days and require at least three visits. Porcelain veneers may cost around $500–$600 per tooth. BIDC has held JCI accreditation since 2012 and also holds ISO 9001 certification.

Dr. Saiisara Chaidarun has performed 900+ porcelain veneer procedures with personalized 3D planning. The treatment may cost around $376, typically covering the veneer procedure, follow-up examination, and patient room access. Kitcha Dental Clinic holds American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry accreditation and serves 6,000 international patients annually with digital X-rays and laser dentistry.

IPS Empress has been used for over 15 years, with more than 25 million restorations placed worldwide. At Smile Signature Dental Clinic in Bangkok, an IPS Empress Esthetic veneer may cost around $400 per tooth, including fabrication in the clinic’s in-house dental laboratory. Technicians use layering techniques to create translucent veneers. The clinic is ISO 9001:2008 certified and affiliated with the American Dental Association.

BDMS Wellness Clinic crafts porcelain veneers in its on-site dental laboratory using high-quality ceramics. Digital Smile Design uses facial analysis and imaging to personalize the look, while laser technology is available for gum contouring. Porcelain veneers can last 10–15 years or more with good care. Nitrous oxide and general anesthesia are available through an in-house anesthesiologist. The Bangkok clinic is part of the BDMS hospital network and received Dental Clinic of the Year at the 2026 Healthcare Asia Awards.

CEREC CAD/CAM technology lets Grace Dental Care Clinic design and mill metal-free ceramic veneers in-house, often in one visit. Digital impressions replace traditional impressions, while VITA Easyshade Advance 4.0 measures tooth shade for a close match. An in-house lab supports customized staining and chairside adjustments. The clinic is rated high-quality by Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health and reports sterilization standards exceeding its requirements.

NIS Dental Image uses Cerec Omnicam digital impressions, so there are no molds. Digital smile design includes a trial mock-up to preview shape and shade before bonding. Porcelain veneers may cost around $400 per tooth; composite is a lower-cost option. Treatment takes two visits over 2–3 weeks, with the final quote confirmed after the smile-design consultation. The English-speaking team is based in Patong, Phuket.