Children’s Dentist in Bangkok
La Posh Dental Clinic · Bangna and Ram Inthra-Ratchada · Open daily 10:30–19:30
Services for children
- Check-ups and cleaning every 6 months
- Fluoride treatment to strengthen enamel
- Sealants to protect the grooves of back teeth
- Fillings for baby and adult teeth
- Pulp treatment and crowns for badly decayed baby teeth
- Extractions when a tooth cannot be saved
- Orthodontic checks from about age 7 – see braces for children
Prices (2026)
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Polish + fluoride (full mouth) | THB 800 / varnish THB 1,000 |
| Sealant | Baby tooth THB 800 / adult tooth THB 1,000 per tooth |
| Child’s filling | THB 700–800 per surface |
| Baby tooth extraction | THB 500 (topical anaesthetic) / THB 900 (injected) |
| Baby tooth pulp or root canal treatment | THB 3,600–5,000 |
| Child’s crown | Metal SSC THB 4,000 / clear strip THB 4,800 |
The final price depends on your child’s teeth. A dentist examines and confirms the price before treatment.
Making the first visit easy
- Talk about the dentist in a positive way and avoid words like “hurt”
- Read books or watch cartoons about visiting the dentist
- Book a short “meet the dentist” visit first if your child is nervous
- Praise your child afterwards
Preventing decay at home
- Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste suited to your child’s age
- Help children brush until they can do it well, usually around age 7–8
- Limit sweet snacks and drinks between meals
- Avoid putting a child to sleep with a milk bottle
Why see a children’s dentist?
A children’s dentist (pedodontist) looks after new teeth, helps prevent future problems and gives care advice for your child’s age. Good early experiences also help children feel positive about dental visits.
Children’s dentists are trained specifically in caring for children’s teeth and use techniques that help children feel at ease, such as a relaxed atmosphere that reduces fear.
We recommend the first visit when the first tooth appears, or by age 1 at the latest.
If your child had a bad experience before
- Listen to your child’s fears without rushing to correct them
- Choose a clinic with a warm, child-friendly atmosphere
- Start again slowly: a visit just to get to know the dentist, with no treatment
- Talk about dental care in a positive, relaxed way
Meet our dentists
Dr. Lalita Rutchakitprakarn
Dr. Weeranat Anuraklekha
Dr. Nichanan KatisawatwongFrequently asked questions
When should my child first see a dentist?
When the first tooth appears, or by age 1 at the latest.
How often should children see a dentist?
Every 6 months, to check oral health, prevent decay and follow tooth development.
Should a decayed baby tooth be filled or removed?
Baby teeth matter for speech, chewing and the alignment of adult teeth. If it can be filled, keeping the tooth is better than removing it early.
How much does a child’s filling cost?
THB 700–800 per surface. Fluoride with polishing is THB 800 (varnish THB 1,000).
My child is afraid of the dentist. What can I do?
Talk about the dentist positively, use books or cartoons, visit the clinic beforehand to get familiar, and offer praise afterwards.
Related guides
Available at both La Posh branches
Bangna branch (Cascade Bangna) tel. 065-697-9562 · Ram Inthra–Ratchada branch (The Junction) tel. 082-838-7434
Open daily 10:30–19:30. Our team can answer in English by phone and LINE.
LINE @laposhclinicSee all pricesBraces for children
This page is general information. Results vary between patients. A dentist will examine you and confirm the price before any treatment starts.
