Pattaya International Dental Center (PIDC)

Pattaya International Dental Center (PIDC) is at 210/26 Moo 9, Nongprue, Banglamung, Chonburi. Its official site publishes general dentistry, cleaning, fillings, crowns and bridges, root-canal and gum treatment, oral surgery, braces, whitening and implants (services). The clinic also publishes a step-by-step implant planning and healing description and offers dental CT imaging (implant information).

PIDC lists +66 38 412 090, WhatsApp 095 901 6978 and contact@pidcdental.com. Its dentist pages attribute prosthodontic and implant training to named clinicians, including Dr Komgrit Yutyotha and Dr Narin Bovonrattanakosol (dentist profile). Sources checked: 7 September 2026.

From routine dentistry to implant planning

PIDC publishes a broad dental menu covering cleaning, fillings, crowns, bridges, root-canal treatment, gum care, oral surgery, braces, whitening and implants. An expat can therefore begin with an examination and then move to a relevant dentist if more complex treatment is needed. The service list does not mean every procedure is performed by the same clinician; confirm the named dentist and their role in the plan.

The clinic's implant information describes planning, placement and healing as separate stages and states that dental CT imaging is available. International patients should ask whether CT is required, what implant system is proposed, whether bone grafting may be needed and how long healing is expected before the restoration. A package price should specify implant fixture, abutment, crown, imaging, graft material, medicines and reviews.

Planning treatment around a stay in Pattaya

Crowns, root-canal treatment, orthodontics and implants can require multiple appointments. Before booking flights, request a written sequence showing how many visits are needed and the minimum interval between them. A short holiday may be enough for an examination or cleaning but not for every restorative plan.

Bring recent radiographs and dental records if available. Ask whether the files are usable or whether new imaging is necessary. Disclose medicines, allergies, bleeding conditions, diabetes, smoking and previous implant or gum treatment. Patients taking anticoagulants or other prescriptions should not change them without guidance from the appropriate clinician.

The clinic publishes dentist profiles, including Dr Komgrit Yutyotha and Dr Narin Bovonrattanakosol, with prosthodontic or implant-related training. Use these profiles to ask who will diagnose, operate and restore the tooth. For a complex plan, it is reasonable to request alternatives, likely longevity, maintenance needs and what happens if treatment cannot be completed within the planned visit.

Contact, costs and follow-up

PIDC is at 210/26 Moo 9, Nongprue, Banglamung, Chonburi 20150. It lists telephone +66 38 412 090, WhatsApp 095 901 6978 and email contact@pidcdental.com. These official details support completing the empty structured contact fields.

Confirm the current fee, appointment language and payment terms in writing. Ask whether the estimate includes temporary restorations, laboratory work and postoperative review. After treatment, keep radiographs, implant labels, invoices and a clinical summary. These documents help a home dentist identify materials, completed work and the next planned stage without repeating the entire diagnostic process. If the patient will return home before healing is complete, agree on remote contact and identify which parts of follow-up must be performed by a local dentist. Urgent swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, trauma or difficulty breathing requires prompt emergency assessment rather than an ordinary booking message.