Dr. Sayamol Voraragsa, DDS

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Blending Artistry, Science, and Unwavering Dedication to Excellence in Dentistry 

Dr. Sayamol Voraragsa, affectionately known as “Dr. Bo” by her patients, is a board certified general dentist in Sunnyside, New York renowned for her expertise in general and cosmetic dentistry. Her comprehensive services encompass fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, bondings, teeth whitening, implant restoration, and pain management. 

Establishing Smiling Village Dentistry, PLLC in August 2012, Dr. Voraragsa envisioned a practice that prioritizes top-tier care within a warm, compassionate, and professional environment. She recognizes the unique needs of each patient and prides herself on personalizing treatment plans to ensure thorough understanding and comfort.

Dr. Voraragsa’s journey into dentistry was driven by her desire to unite her artistic flair with her passion for science. A proud alumna of New York University College of Dentistry, she completed her residency at Montefiore Medical Center and honed her skills as an associate in various dental clinics, swiftly gaining recognition as a skilled and empathetic practitioner. 

From 2007 to 2019, Dr. Voraragsa served as a part-time faculty member at NYU College of Dentistry, imparting her expertise to aspiring dentists in both pre-clinical and clinical settings.

Beyond her clinical pursuits, she actively engages in professional organizations including the American Dental Association, the American Dental Education Association, and the New York State Dental Association. Her commitment to community welfare extends to participation in outreach events such as the Annual Thai Health Fair and volunteer missions to Jamaica with the Health Care International Group, where she provides essential dental care to underserved populations.

When not immersed in dentistry, Dr. Voraragsa enjoys spending time with her friends and family, cooking, baking, drawing, sculpting, painting, and the arts. Her affinity for travel takes her to captivating destinations like Italy, Montenegro, and Croatia, enriching her life experiences and broadening her cultural horizons.

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