Full-Mouth Fixed Implant Teeth Cost in Hanoi

The Short Answer

Full-mouth fixed implant teeth in Hanoi — a non-removable, implant-supported bridge across both the upper and lower arch — typically costs AUD 15,200–26,700 or NZD 16,700–29,300 at Picasso Dental Clinic’s Hanoi Old Quarter flagship, using the All-on-4 protocol (four implants per arch, eight total) as the standard entry point. Patients whose bone or bite assessment favours All-on-6 will see a higher band, since two extra implants are placed per arch. The price varies mainly by implant brand — Osstem at the lower end, ETK/Neodent in the middle, Nobel Biocare or Straumann at the upper end. This is a general guide, not a quote: your dentist confirms your exact protocol, brand, and price after reviewing your X-ray or CBCT scan.

Who Full-Mouth Fixed Teeth Suits

This option is generally considered by patients who:

• Have extensive tooth loss, failing teeth, or advanced gum disease across most or all of both arches
• Currently wear a full denture and want a fixed, non-removable alternative that doesn’t rely on suction or adhesive
• Want one coordinated treatment course addressing the whole mouth, rather than isolated single-tooth or partial work

“Fixed” is the key distinction from a removable implant-retained denture: a full-mouth fixed bridge is attached to the implants and only removed by your dentist, not by you at home. See the All-on-4 dental implants overview for the standard protocol most full-mouth fixed cases start from.

What’s Included in the Price

The full-mouth fixed price band above covers:

• Implant fixtures — typically eight total under All-on-4 (four per arch); more if your case is assessed as needing All-on-6 or All-on-X per arch
• Abutments connecting the fixtures to each bridge
• Two final fixed bridges in acrylic (the base inclusion; titanium/BioHPP bar upgrades cost more per arch)

It does not automatically include bone grafting, sinus augmentation (more relevant to the upper arch), any remaining extractions, sedation beyond standard local anaesthetic, or a CBCT scan if you don’t already have one. Ask for a full itemised breakdown before committing to travel dates.

Brand-by-Brand Price Range, All-on-4 Protocol (AUD / NZD, indicative)

*Approximate conversion from VND list pricing (Osstem 125,000,000 VND; ETK/Neodent 150,000,000 VND; Nobel/Straumann 220,000,000 VND per arch, All-on-4) as of 21 July 2026, using roughly 1 AUD ≈ 16,500 VND and 1 NZD ≈ 15,000 VND. Ask for the current quote in your currency at time of booking since exchange rates move. If your case is assessed as needing All-on-6 or All-on-X, expect a higher band per arch. VND is the source of truth — see the Vietnam dental implant cost guide for the full breakdown.

Realistic Timing

Full-mouth fixed implant treatment across both arches takes longer than a single-arch or single-tooth case, and the biology involved is the same everywhere in the world:

1. Trip 1 (7–10 days): Consultation, CBCT scan, any remaining extractions, implant placement surgery on both arches, and temporary fixed bridges fitted on both before you fly home.
2. Healing period (4–6 months): Osseointegration on both arches happens gradually. This cannot be rushed regardless of clinic or brand.
3. Trip 2 (5–7 days): Return to Hanoi for the final bridges, bite adjustments, and check-ups once imaging confirms integration on both arches.

Your dentist will confirm your case’s specific healing window — occasionally one arch integrates faster than the other, which can affect scheduling of the second trip.

Comparing a Like-for-Like Plan From Home

Flights, accommodation across two trips, and travel time are additional costs on the Hanoi side. Factor a realistic travel budget into the comparison — for most patients the treatment cost gap remains substantial even after adding those costs. See 10 reasons dental implants in Hanoi cost less than Australia for the fuller explanation.

Why the Hanoi Flagship Branch

Picasso Dental Clinic’s flagship at 16 Phố Châu Long, Trúc Bạch, Ba Đình is a short walk from Trúc Bạch Lake and West Lake (Hồ Tây), close to the Old Quarter, and a manageable taxi ride from Noi Bai International Airport. Dr. Tran Thanh Phong, Head of Implantology, has placed implants since 2001 and performed All-on-4 immediate loading since 2010 — the first Vietnamese dentist to do so — with 1,000+ All-on-4 patients treated. For more complex full-arch or zygomatic cases, he has also performed zygomatic implants since 2017 (400+ cases). Full-mouth patients typically plan extra recovery days into their itinerary between the two trips, using the time to see the Old Quarter, West Lake, and Hanoi’s cultural sites at an easy pace.

Questions to Ask Before You Book

• Does my case suit All-on-4, or is All-on-6/All-on-X likely to be recommended after my scan?
• What is included in the full-mouth quote, and what’s billed separately (extractions, bridge material, sedation)?
• Which brand suits my upper arch versus my lower arch?
• How many trips will my specific case require, and how long between them?
• Is bone grafting or sinus augmentation likely for my upper arch?
• What’s the after-care process if an issue arises once I’m home?

Your Next Step

A written, itemised quote for full-mouth fixed implant teeth requires your dentist to review a recent panoramic X-ray or CBCT scan covering both jaws. Request a remote implant assessment and itemised quote before booking flights, so you know your likely protocol, brand, price band, and trip count in advance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does full-mouth fixed implant teeth cost in Hanoi in AUD and NZD?

Expect AUD 15,200–26,700 or NZD 16,700–29,300 for both arches under the standard All-on-4 protocol, depending on the brand chosen per arch. Cases needing All-on-6 or All-on-X will sit higher.

What’s the difference between “fixed” and a removable overdenture?

A full-mouth fixed bridge is permanently attached to the implants and only removed by your dentist. A removable overdenture clips onto implants but you take it out yourself for cleaning — it is a different, generally less expensive option.

How many trips to Hanoi does full-mouth treatment need?

Typically two: a 7–10 day first trip for extractions, surgery on both arches, and temporary bridges, and a 5–7 day second trip 4–6 months later for the final bridges once both arches have integrated.

Will I be without teeth at any point?

No — a temporary fixed bridge is fitted on both arches during the first trip, so you don’t leave without teeth. The temporary is replaced with the final bridge on the second trip.

What if my upper and lower arch heal at different rates?

This does happen occasionally. Your dentist will confirm each arch’s readiness from follow-up imaging and may adjust your second-trip timing if one arch needs longer to integrate.

Can I get a fixed price before I travel?

You can get a written, itemised estimate from a remote review of your X-ray or CBCT scan. The final fixed treatment plan is confirmed after an in-person clinical exam, since bone quality across both arches can only be fully assessed in the chair.