Treatments
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Treatment costs
| Treatment | Vietnam (Melatec Prices) | United States | Australia | Philippines | Canada | New Zealand | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single Dental ImplantImplant tooth replacement | $400 | $2,500 | $3,000 | $900 | $2,200 | $3,000 | Up to 74%Up to 75%Up to 56%Up to 75%Up to 75% |
| All-on-4Full-arch restoration with four implants | $3,100 | $12,000 | $19,000 | $5,500 | $20,000 | $18,000 | Up to 74%Up to 75%Up to 44%Up to 75%Up to 75% |
| All-on-6Full-arch restoration with six implants | $3,900 | $24,000 | $25,000 | $6,500 | $30,000 | $22,000 | Up to 75%Up to 75%Up to 40%Up to 75%Up to 75% |
| Porcelain Crowns (16 Teeth)Custom crowns for damaged or weakened teeth | $850 | $14,400 | $19,200 | $1,300 | $12,000 | $11,500 | Up to 75%Up to 75%Up to 35%Up to 75%Up to 75% |
| Porcelain veneersThin porcelain shells for a natural smile | $150 | $2,000 | $1,200 | $400 | $900 | $650 | Up to 75%Up to 75%Up to 63%Up to 75%Up to 75% |
Indicative. Country medians, so a destination that leads with one city is priced across the whole country. At-home figures are a typical private-practice quote, not an insured price. Non-USD figures are converted at indicative rates and rounded. The saving compares the cheapest publishable destination on that row and is capped at the 75% we publish, even where the arithmetic runs higher. Sources and method: the pricing research index.
Treatment options
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How it works
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Receive treatment options, pricing and timelines from selected clinics.
Compare your options and choose the clinic that suits you.
Plan your visit, meet your dentist and begin treatment in Vietnam.
Results
FAQs
Your initial implant surgery may be completed during a short visit to Vietnam. Your exact travel schedule will depend on your oral health, treatment plan, and whether additional procedures are necessary.
You can contact Melatec Dental Clinic to ask about a preliminary assessment before your trip. Recent dental X-rays, medical records, and information about your missing tooth may help with the initial review. Your dentist will confirm the final treatment plan after an in-person examination and any necessary imaging.
In many cases, a temporary tooth can help maintain your smile during the healing period. Depending on your implant stability and gum condition, your dentist may recommend a temporary crown or another removable or fixed option. The most suitable approach will be discussed during your consultation.
The implant system for your treatment should be confirmed during your consultation. Before proceeding, you can request information about the implant brand, country of manufacture, and product documentation to understand exactly which system your dentist recommends.
Before booking your treatment, you can ask Melatec Dental Clinic to confirm the name, qualifications, and implant experience of the dentist who will perform your procedure. You should also have the opportunity to discuss your treatment plan and any concerns directly with your treating dentist.
Dental implants are artificial tooth roots, typically made from biocompatible titanium, that dentists surgically place into the jawbone to support replacement teeth. Unlike traditional removable dentures, implants provide a stable foundation for fixed crowns, implant-supported bridges, or full-arch restorations.
Following placement, the implant gradually bonds with the surrounding bone through a biological process called osseointegration. This process creates the stability needed to support the final dental restoration.
A complete single-tooth implant restoration generally consists of three components.
- Dental Implant Fixture
The implant fixture is a small, threaded post inserted into the jawbone. It replaces the missing tooth root and provides support for the restoration above.
- Abutment
The abutment connects the implant fixture to the final crown. Dentists select an appropriate abutment based on the implant position, surrounding gum tissue, and restorative requirements.
- Dental Crown
The dental crown is the visible replacement tooth. Dentists commonly use ceramic materials, such as zirconia, to create a restoration that matches the shape and appearance of the surrounding natural teeth.
Dental implants provide several functional and aesthetic benefits compared with conventional tooth replacement options.
Missing teeth can make it difficult to chew certain foods or distribute chewing forces evenly. Once the implant has integrated with the jawbone and the restoration is complete, patients can often regain comfortable, stable chewing function.
Implant-supported teeth also eliminate many of the movement-related concerns associated with removable dentures.
Traditional dental bridges often require dentists to prepare neighboring teeth to support the replacement tooth.
A single dental implant can replace a missing tooth without routinely reducing the enamel of adjacent healthy teeth. This helps preserve more natural tooth structure.
Following tooth loss, the surrounding jawbone can gradually decrease in volume because it no longer receives normal functional stimulation from the missing tooth.
Dental implants transfer chewing forces to the surrounding bone and can help limit bone loss in the treated area. However, implants do not completely eliminate all future changes in bone and gum tissue.
Implant-supported crowns can be designed to complement the size, shape, and color of adjacent teeth.
Careful planning of the implant position, crown contour, and surrounding gum tissue helps achieve a natural-looking restoration.
Dental implants can function successfully for many years with proper care and regular professional maintenance.
Their longevity depends on factors such as oral hygiene, gum health, implant positioning, medical conditions, and lifestyle habits. The implant fixture may remain functional for decades, while the attached crown or prosthesis may eventually require repair or replacement.
Dental implants may be appropriate for adults who have lost one, several, or all of their natural teeth.
Potential candidates include:
Before recommending dental implants, dentists assess the patient's overall health, existing teeth, periodontal condition, and available jawbone.
Dental implant treatment involves several stages designed to support accurate placement, proper healing, and a stable final restoration.
The process begins with a review of your dental concerns, medical history, and treatment expectations.
Your dentist examines the teeth, gums, bite, and surrounding oral structures. Dental X-rays and cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) may be recommended when three-dimensional assessment is clinically necessary.
These examinations help evaluate bone dimensions, identify important anatomical structures, and determine suitable implant positions.
Your dentist then discusses the recommended treatment approach, expected timeline, and estimated cost.
Some patients require preliminary procedures before implant placement. These may include tooth extraction, periodontal treatment, bone grafting, or sinus floor augmentation.
Bone grafting helps rebuild bone volume when the jawbone lacks sufficient support for an implant.
Not every patient requires these procedures. The need for additional treatment depends on individual clinical findings.
During implant surgery, the dentist administers local anesthesia to numb the treatment area. Sedation may be considered when appropriate.
The dentist prepares the implant site and places the fixture into the jawbone according to the surgical treatment plan.
A healing component or temporary restoration may be fitted, depending on implant stability and soft-tissue conditions.
Patients receive instructions for caring for the surgical area during the initial healing period.
Following placement, the surrounding bone gradually integrates with the implant surface. This process commonly requires several months, although healing times vary according to the implant site, bone quality, medical factors, and treatment approach.
Your dentist monitors healing before deciding when the implant can safely support the planned restoration.
Once sufficient implant stability and healing have been confirmed, the restorative phase begins.
Your dentist records the necessary impressions or digital scans and designs the final crown, bridge, or full-arch prosthesis.
The completed restoration is fitted and adjusted to support appropriate bite contacts, comfort, and appearance.
Regular follow-up appointments help monitor implant function and surrounding tissue health.
Replacing missing teeth involves more than restoring their appearance. Appropriate dental implant treatment should also support comfortable chewing, long-term oral health, and stable restorative function.
At Melatec Dental Clinic, treatment planning focuses on understanding each patient's individual needs and identifying suitable restorative options.
Whether you are considering a single-tooth implant, multiple dental implants, or full-arch rehabilitation, an initial consultation can help you understand the available approaches and expected treatment timeline.
Planning dental implants in Vietnam? Contact Melatec Dental Clinic to discuss your dental concerns and request a preliminary treatment plan before your trip.
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Melatec Dental Clinic
Headquarters26 Doan Thi Diem, O Cho Dua, Hanoi
Phone / WhatsApp+84 98 940 22 11
Opening hoursMonday–Sunday · 8:00–20:00
We provide consultation support in English and flexible scheduling for overseas patients.
