Why Travelers Choose CDC Chiang Mai Dental Clinic

The team provides preventive care, cosmetic dentistry, restorative work, endodontics, oral surgery and routine diagnostics. Cosmetic dentistry includes whitening and veneers. Restorative work includes fillings, crowns, bridges and dentures. Endodontics means root canal treatment.

The location makes it easy to combine treatment with shopping and dining nearby.

Team & Capabilities

• Dr. Tanyalak Kuyakanon — DDS; Higher Graduate Diploma in Clinical Sciences, Endodontics & Periodontics.
• Dr. Palawee Chanthapa — Higher Graduate Diploma in Clinical Sciences, Oral Surgery.

With English- and Thai-speaking staff, CDC handles everything from checkups and cleanings to root canals, extractions, crowns, veneers and dentures. Complex cases are staged and explained in everyday language.

Comfort & Extras

Traveler-friendly touches include free exam, free Wi-Fi, free parking, free phone calls and wheelchair access. Payment is straightforward via Visa, Mastercard and cash.

Location & How to Get There

Where: Ruamchok Community Mall, Chiang Mai, close to shops, banks, restaurants and a local market.

Getting There: Quick Directions

• From Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX): About 15–25 minutes by taxi or Grab, depending on traffic. Show the clinic’s map pin for the mall entrance.
• From the Old City / Nimmanhaemin: Typically 10–20 minutes by taxi or Grab.

Hours: The clinic page notes open daily until 7:30 pm.

What to Expect as an International Patient

• Clear, written plans after an exam and any needed X-rays or CT.
• Time-efficient scheduling for travelers, with many restorative or cosmetic cases organized over a few days.
• Urgent root canals available on accelerated timelines when indicated.
• Straightforward English communication about options, costs and timelines.

Tip: Share your flight and hotel details with your Dental Departures advisor so appointments slot neatly around sightseeing and airport transfers.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1) What treatments are most popular with visitors?

Short answer: Cleanings, whitening, fillings, crowns, veneers, root canals, extractions and dentures.
 

Expanded: Many travelers pair a checkup or cleaning with in-office whitening or a few direct composite repairs. If deeper work is needed, the team handles root canals, including urgent options, crowns, veneers and partial or full dentures.

2) Do they offer warranties or guarantees on treatments?

Short answer: A formal written clinic warranty is not shown; Dental Departures support still applies.
 

Expanded: While the listing doesn’t publish a clinic warranty, you’re covered by Dental Departures’ customer support and best-price protection. For prosthetics, such as crowns, bridges or dentures, ask your advisor to confirm any goodwill repair or adjustment terms in advance.

3) What payment types are accepted?
 

Short answer: Visa, Mastercard and cash.
 

Expanded: Bring a photo ID for card payments and check with your bank about foreign transaction fees or daily limits.

4) What languages are spoken?

Short answer: English and Thai.

Expanded: Dentists and front-desk staff can assist in English. Note any language needs when booking so the schedule aligns with English-speaking staff.

5) Where exactly is the clinic and how do I reach it?
 

Short answer: Inside Ruamchok Community Mall, Chiang Mai. It is easy to reach by taxi or Grab and about 15–25 minutes from CNX.

Expanded: From the airport or the Old City, taxis and Grab rides are the simplest. Show the mall name and map pin. Parking is available if you self-drive.

6) What are the opening hours?

Short answer: Open daily until 7:30 pm. The exact start time is not listed.

Expanded: Because evening hours are available, you can plan morning tours and book dental visits later in the day. Confirm your preferred time when you reserve.

7) Can I complete treatment during a short holiday?
 

Short answer: Often yes—plans are tailored to your dates.

Expanded: Cleanings, fillings and whitening are typically same-day. Crowns, veneers and dentures are scheduled over several days. Root canals are usually finished in about a week, with urgent options offered in 1–5 days when clinically appropriate.