Dental Price List in Hanoi

Knowing what a dental price includes is as important as knowing the amount. At Alisa Dental, use the price list as the starting point for a discussion about your treatment. Your individual estimate should identify the teeth or arches being treated and the services included.

If you are researching dental implant costs in Hanoi, ask the clinic for the current applicable prices and an itemised estimate. Confirm the currency, validity period and treatment scope before arranging payment or travel.

Current implant prices at Alisa Dental

Prices confirmed by the clinic on 15 October 2026. All dollar amounts below are US dollars (USD), not Australian dollars (AUD). Single-tooth implant procedures include the abutment and a standard crown. The current-price column applies the promotional rates confirmed by the clinic; where no promotion is listed, it repeats the regular price. Confirm your written quotation before booking.

How All-on-4 and All-on-6 prices are calculated

For one arch, the calculation is:

• All-on-4: 4 × the current price of the selected implant system in USD, including abutments.
• All-on-6: 6 × the current price of the selected implant system in USD, including abutments.
• Temporary full-arch teeth: add 200 USD – 350 USD per arch.
• Final ceramic full-arch teeth: add 1,200 USD – 2,500 USD per arch.

Temporary and final teeth therefore add 1,400 USD – 2,850 USD per arch to the implant subtotal. The standard crown included in a single-tooth procedure does not mean that a full-arch restoration is included. Ask for the proposed full-arch material and its price within these ranges to be specified in your plan.

These figures are implant subtotals, not complete treatment totals. For example, four Dentium implants at the current USD 430 rate give USD 1,720, plus 1,400 USD – 2,850 USD for temporary and final full-arch teeth. This example is for one arch, before any separately quoted procedures.

The supplied price list also lists Membrane Graft at USD 350 and Sinus Lifting at USD 260–650. Ask whether either is required and confirm its unit and scope. These are not automatic additions to every treatment.

What does a dental implant quote include?

The term “dental implant” can appear on quotations with different meanings. One quote may list the implant component separately; another may describe the completed replacement tooth. Before comparing totals, check each of these items:

• The implant system and number of implants.
• The abutment or other connecting components.
• The final crown, bridge or full-arch restoration and its material.
• Consultation, imaging and treatment-planning fees.
• Temporary teeth, if part of the proposed plan.
• Review visits and any adjustments included in the fee.

Ask for anything excluded to be listed as clearly as the included services. A written breakdown makes it easier to compare equivalent treatment rather than two different packages.

Single-tooth implant pricing

For one missing tooth, request a quote for the complete planned restoration. Confirm whether the displayed amount includes the abutment and crown, rather than assuming that every listing uses the same definition.

Specify the location of the missing tooth when making an enquiry. If you have an existing quotation or dental report, ask how to share it with the team. The purpose is to make your cost discussion more useful, not to replace the examination needed to confirm treatment.

See our dental implants in Hanoi service page for the questions to discuss at an assessment.

All-on-4: confirm whether the price is for one arch

When comparing All-on-4 prices, first establish whether the quote covers the upper arch, lower arch or both. “Full mouth” should not be used as a substitute for this detail.

Ask for the temporary restoration and final restoration to be identified separately. Also confirm the proposed implant system, connecting components, final restoration material and what is payable at each stage. Do not assume that a surgical-stage fee includes every later appointment.

Our All-on-4 treatment page explains what to discuss before choosing a full-arch plan.

Which additional items should I ask about?

Ask whether your estimate accounts for any proposed extractions, preparatory gum treatment, bone grafting, medication or additional imaging. These are questions about the scope of your quotation, not a list of procedures every patient requires.

For each possible extra, request three things: why it may be needed, when the decision will be made and how it would change the total. If the plan changes after assessment, ask for the revised scope and price before deciding whether to proceed.

It is also sensible to separate treatment fees from optional arrangements such as transport or accommodation. Do not assume travel services are included unless the clinic confirms them.

Comparing costs in AUD, VND or another currency

If you are paying from Australia, request the quote’s billing currency and ask how any AUD illustration was calculated. An exchange-rate estimate helps with budgeting but may differ from the amount processed by your bank or payment provider.

Compare quotes using the same treatment scope and currency on the same date. Keep payment charges, currency conversion and travel expenses separate so that you can see what is driving the difference. This approach is more useful than an unexplained percentage-saving claim.

Budgeting for a visit from overseas

Build your budget around the proposed schedule, including any return visit. Alongside treatment fees, consider flights, accommodation, local transport, time away from work and an allowance for changed plans.

Before paying a deposit, ask for the payment schedule, cancellation terms and what happens financially if the treatment plan changes. Also ask which later maintenance, repair or replacement costs are outside the original quote. Keep these answers with your treatment paperwork.

Questions about the price list

Is a published price my final treatment quote?

Confirm that directly with the clinic. Your written estimate should state what has been assessed, what is included and whether any items remain conditional.

Can I compare an implant price with an All-on-4 price?

They describe different treatment scopes. Compare single-tooth plans with single-tooth plans, and full-arch plans with equivalent full-arch plans.

Are promotions automatically available for my treatment?

Ask which offer, if any, applies to your proposed plan and request its terms in writing. An older image or advertisement should not be treated as confirmation of a current offer.

Request your current implant estimate

Email international@alisadental.com with a brief description of your needs and whether you are based in Vietnam or travelling from overseas. Ask for the current price information, the assessment needed to prepare your estimate and a breakdown of the proposed treatment. This gives you a clearer basis for deciding your next step.

Related reading: our guide for Australian patients.

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