Education & Experience
- DDS., Chiang Mai University (First Class Honour)
- Certificate of achievement in Comprehensive Orthodontics, OKTC
- Certificate in Biomimetic Dentistry, Biomimetic Dentistry Academy
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OrthoPulse® Orthodontic Light Accelerator to speed up tooth movement by up to 50%, helping you achieve a straighter smile faster. At DentalWise Clinic, we can provide you with the beautiful smile you desire by saving your orthodontic treatment time up to 50%.OrthoPulse®is a device designed to be used alongside traditional metal braces and Invisalign clear aligners. It accelerates tooth movement by using low-intensity at nearly-infrared-frequency light energy, which stimulates the bone and tissues surrounding the tooth roots to facilitate more efficient tooth movement. EASY Its simple, elegant design makes it easy and comfortable to use at home or away, while watching TV or in bed - all without changing your daily schedule. FAST Just one convenient, fast 10 minute self-treatment session per day accelerates orthodontic tooth movement, allowing teeth to move by up to 50% faster. SAFE The smart science inside the device is based on a clinically proven and safe technology that has been used in medicine for over 60 years and is documented in over 3,300 published research articles. Light Accelerated OrthodonticsThis treatment method is simple, convenient, and safe for patients. It involves following a pre-planned orthodontic treatment while using the OrthoPulse® device at home for just 10 minutes a day. A mobile app is available for both patients and orthodontists to track treatment progress in real time. The result is a reduction in overall treatment time by up to 50%. Additionally, it helps improve oral health and reduce discomfort during treatment by easing teeth movement.OrthoPulse® is the …
Teeth whitening with Zoom! Whitespeed – a safe and effective way to enhance the brightness of your smile in a short amount of time. In-office teeth whitening under the supervision of experienced dentists is a great option for individuals looking to restore their teeth’s natural whiteness from prolonged use, aging, or daily consumption of foods and beverages that stain the enamel and may become discolored. In-office teeth whitening under the supervision of experienced dentists is a great option for individuals looking to restore their teeth’s natural whiteness from prolonged use, aging, or daily consumption of foods and beverages that stain the enamel and may become discolored.At DentalWise Clinic, we use the latest Zoom! WhiteSpeed, also known as Zoom! 3, a state-of-the-art tooth whitening system developed by Philips, one of the world's leading electrical appliance companies. Zoom! is the most effective and safest in-office teeth whitening system, widely recognized and trusted across the United States and globally. It utilizes a specialized whitening gel that releases oxygen to break down deep stains, restoring natural whiteness. The exclusive ACP (Amorphous Calcium Phosphate) formula, unique to Zoom! Whitening, not only enhances the brightness of teeth but also reduces tooth sensitivity more effectively than other whitening methods. As a result, patients can achieve their whitest possible smile in just one visit—convenient, safe, and time-efficient.Numerous studies have confirmed the safety and effectiveness of Zoom! Whitening. The system does not damage enamel, fillings, or crowns and can whiten teeth up to 8 shades brighter in less than …
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