Full-Mouth All-on-4 Cost for Both Arches in Hanoi

The Short Answer

Full-mouth All-on-4 for both arches in Hanoi — eight implants total, four per jaw, supporting two fixed bridges — typically costs AUD 15,200–26,700 at Picasso Dental Clinic’s Hanoi Old Quarter flagship, depending on the implant brand chosen for each arch (Osstem at the lower end, ETK/Neodent in the middle, Nobel Biocare or Straumann at the upper end). This is the combined cost of treating the upper and lower arch in the same overall treatment course; the acrylic bridges are typically an additional AUD 3,000 each. This guide is general information, not a quote — your dentist confirms your exact plan and price after reviewing your X-ray or CBCT scan.

Who Full-Mouth Both-Arches All-on-4 Suits

This option is generally considered by patients who:

• Have extensive tooth loss, failing teeth, or advanced gum disease across both the upper and lower jaw
• Currently wear a full or partial denture on one or both arches and want a fixed alternative
• Want to address the whole mouth in one coordinated treatment course rather than treating each arch separately over time

Treating both arches together in the same surgical visit is usually more efficient — for travel, recovery time, and often cost — than doing them as two separate courses of treatment months or years apart. Your dentist will confirm whether your bone volume and overall health support treating both arches in one visit. See the All-on-4 dental implants overview for the full protocol and candidacy details.

What’s Included in the Price

The full-mouth (both arches) price band covers:

• Eight implant fixtures — four per arch, placed following the All-on-4 protocol to maximise available bone
• Abutments connecting the fixtures to each bridge
• Two final fixed bridges in acrylic (the base inclusion for each arch)

It does not automatically include bone grafting, sinus augmentation (more relevant to the upper arch where bone height near the sinus can be limited), any remaining extractions, sedation beyond local anaesthetic, or a CBCT scan if you don’t already have one on file. Request a full itemised breakdown before you commit to travel dates.

Brand-by-Brand Price Range (AUD, indicative)

*Approximate AUD conversion from VND list pricing (Osstem 125,000,000 VND; ETK/Neodent 150,000,000 VND; Nobel/Straumann 220,000,000 VND per arch) as of 21 July 2026, using roughly 1 AUD ≈ 16,500 VND. Ask for the current quote in AUD at time of booking since exchange rates move. VND is the source of truth — see the Vietnam dental implant cost guide for the full breakdown.

Realistic Timing

Full-mouth both-arches All-on-4 is a longer clinical process than a single arch, and Hanoi is no exception to the biology involved:

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 — full-mouth cases are sometimes given slightly longer healing windows than single-arch cases as a precaution.
3. Trip 2 (5–7 days): Return to Hanoi for the final bridges, bite adjustments across both arches, and check-ups once imaging confirms integration.

Your dentist will confirm your specific healing timeline and whether both arches are progressing at the same rate — occasionally one arch is ready before the other.

Comparing a Like-for-Like Plan From Australia

Flights, accommodation for two trips, and your own travel time are additional costs on the Hanoi side that a local Australian clinic visit avoids. Factor a realistic travel budget into your comparison — the gap remains substantial for most patients even after travel 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 Hanoi’s Old Quarter, and a manageable taxi ride from Noi Bai International Airport. Dr. Tran Thanh Phong, Head of Implantology, has been placing implants since 2001 and performing All-on-4 immediate-loading since 2010 — the first Vietnamese dentist to do so — with over 1,000 All-on-4 patients to date. Full-mouth patients typically build extra downtime into their itinerary between the two trips, using recovery days to explore Hanoi’s lakes, Old Quarter streets, and cultural sites at an easy pace.

Questions to Ask Before You Book

• What is included in the both-arches quote, and what’s billed separately?
• Which brand suits my upper arch versus my lower arch — do they need to match?
• How many implants and trips will my specific case require?
• Will my two arches heal on the same timeline, or could one need extra time?
• Is bone grafting or sinus augmentation likely for my upper arch, based on typical cases like mine?
• What’s the after-care process if an issue arises once I’m back in Australia?

Your Next Step

A written, itemised quote for full-mouth both-arches All-on-4 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 brand options, price band, and realistic trip count in advance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does full-mouth All-on-4 for both arches cost in Hanoi in AUD?

Expect AUD 15,200–26,700 for eight implants and two fixed bridges (upper and lower combined), depending on the brand chosen per arch. Osstem sits at the lower end; Nobel Biocare and Straumann at the upper end.

Is it cheaper to do both arches together than separately?

Usually yes, both in overall efficiency and often in avoiding a second full round of flights and accommodation months or years later. Your dentist can confirm whether your case supports treating both arches in one course.

Do both arches need the same implant brand?

Not necessarily — some patients choose a premium brand for one arch and a more cost-effective brand for the other. Discuss this with your dentist based on your bone quality and budget for each jaw.

How many trips to Hanoi does full-mouth All-on-4 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.

What if my upper arch needs bone grafting but my lower arch doesn’t?

This is common, since the upper jaw near the sinus often has less available bone than the lower jaw. Your dentist will identify this from your CBCT scan and quote any grafting separately — it can add several months to that arch’s timeline.

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 for both arches is confirmed after an in-person clinical exam, since bone quality can only be fully assessed in the chair.