Picasso Dental Clinic: Dental Implant Services and Pricing

A dental implant is only as good as the hands that place it and the system it is built from, and at Picasso Dental Clinic both are spelled out clearly before you commit. This is the clinic's flagship implant page: the full menu of what Picasso offers, the real prices in Vietnamese dong with US dollar and Australian dollar approximations, and the honest detail on warranties and what each case actually involves. Whether you are replacing one tooth or rebuilding a whole arch, the goal here is to let you see exactly what you would be paying for and who would be doing the work.

Picasso Dental Clinic has served more than 70,000 patients from over 62 countries since 2013, operating six branches across Hanoi, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Lat. Implants sit at the centre of its international practice, and the clinic uses the same globally recognised systems, imaging, and digital workflows you would expect in a Western practice, at a fraction of the price. If you want the wider context before drilling into Picasso's numbers, our complete patient guide to dental implants in Vietnam walks through candidacy, the two-trip timeline, and aftercare.

Who places your implants at Picasso?

Price ladders mean little without the clinician behind them, so this is the right place to start. Picasso's implant programme is led by Dr. Tran Thanh Phong, the clinic's Head of Implantology and its most senior implantologist. The numbers attached to his career are unusual: he has been placing implants since 2001, more than twenty-five years, completes roughly 600 implants a year, and has placed over 15,000 in total. Volume at that scale is its own kind of training, and it is concentrated in exactly the work international patients travel for.

Two milestones stand out. Dr. Phong was the first Vietnamese dentist to perform All-on-4 immediate loading, a technique he has used since 2010, and he has since treated more than 1,000 All-on-4 patients. He has also placed zygomatic implants since 2017, with over 400 placed, an advanced option for patients whose upper jaw has lost too much bone for standard implants. He trained at Loma Linda University in 2010 and has been a Nobel Biocare clinical representative in Vietnam since 2007. He is supported by Dr. Hung Le Ba Gia, a lead implant specialist with more than 1,000 implants and 200-plus All-on-4 cases, working under Dr. Phong's direction. You can read more about the wider team on our meet the dentists at Picasso Dental page.

What implant services does Picasso offer?

Picasso covers the full spread of implant dentistry rather than a narrow slice of it. For a single missing tooth, a single implant restores the gap with a fixture, an abutment, and a crown. For several missing teeth, implants can support a bridge. And for an arch that has lost most or all of its teeth, Picasso offers the full All-on-4, All-on-5, All-on-6, and All-on-X full-arch solutions, where a fixed bridge of teeth is carried on a small number of strategically placed implants.

Supporting procedures are part of the same menu. When bone is too thin to hold an implant, Picasso performs bone grafting (autograft, Bio-Oss, and guided bone regeneration with Bio-Gide) and sinus augmentation in both closed and open forms, along with PRP and PRF to support healing. Planning is driven by proper imaging: panoramic X-ray, Conebeam CT for 3D bone assessment, and an iTero digital scanner for the restorative side. No implant case is quoted without the scan that tells the team what the bone can actually take.

How much does a single implant cost at Picasso?

Picasso prices single implants as a combo, meaning one figure that covers the fixture, the abutment, and the final crown together. That matters, because some clinics quote only the fixture and add the rest later. Here the number is the complete cost of one restored tooth, set by which implant system you choose:

• Osstem (Korean, value tier): 25,000,000 VND (roughly US$980 / A$1,490)
• ETK, Neodent, or SIC (European and Brazilian mid-tier): 30,000,000 VND (roughly US$1,175 / A$1,785)
• Nobel Biocare or Straumann (premium Swedish and Swiss): 40,000,000 VND (roughly US$1,570 / A$2,380)
• Straumann BLX (premium Swiss, latest generation): 45,000,000 VND (roughly US$1,765 / A$2,680)

The ladder reflects the brand's track record and engineering rather than any difference in care, and a good implant team will tell you honestly which tier suits your case. Note that Nobel Biocare and Straumann are Swiss and Swedish in origin, not made in Vietnam, even though they are placed here. If you want to understand what separates these systems, our guide to dental implant brands explained breaks down the differences. All conversions are approximate and exchange rates move, so the VND figure is the one to anchor on.

What do full-arch All-on-4, All-on-6, and All-on-X cost?

Replacing a whole arch is where the value of treatment in Vietnam becomes most dramatic, because the Western equivalent often runs to tens of thousands. At Picasso the full-arch prices, per arch, are tiered by brand in the same way:

• All-on-4 (four implants per arch): Osstem 125,000,000 VND (roughly US$4,900 / A$7,440); ETK or Neodent 150,000,000 VND (roughly US$5,880 / A$8,930); Nobel Biocare or Straumann 220,000,000 VND (roughly US$8,630 / A$13,100)
• All-on-6 (six implants per arch): 180,000,000 VND (roughly US$7,060 / A$10,710); 210,000,000 VND (roughly US$8,235 / A$12,500); 300,000,000 VND (roughly US$11,765 / A$17,860) across the same brand tiers
• All-on-X (configured to the case): up to 320,000,000 VND (roughly US$12,550 / A$19,050)

All-on-6 adds two implants over All-on-4 to spread the load, which can suit larger patients, heavier bites, or cases where the extra support improves long-term stability. All-on-X is the umbrella term for a fully tailored configuration, and for the most extensive cases our guide to full-mouth rehabilitation at Picasso Dental explains how these arches fit into a wider reconstruction. Which one is right is a clinical decision made from your Conebeam CT scan, not a shopping choice, and Picasso's immediate-loading experience under Dr. Phong means many full-arch patients leave with a fixed temporary bridge the same day. For a deeper look at the procedure itself, see our guide to All-on-4 dental implants in Vietnam.

What about bone grafting and sinus lifts?

Not every implant case needs extra groundwork, but some do, and Picasso prices these separately so you only pay for what your jaw actually requires. The figures are:

• Bone grafting: 4,000,000-15,000,000 VND (roughly US$155-590 / A$240-890), depending on the volume needed and the material used
• Sinus augmentation, closed: 7,000,000 VND (roughly US$275 / A$415)
• Sinus augmentation, open: 14,000,000 VND (roughly US$550 / A$835)

A graft rebuilds bone where a tooth has been missing long enough for the ridge to shrink, while a sinus lift creates room in the upper jaw where the sinus has dropped into the space an implant needs. Both simply add a healing stage to the plan. Because these are decided by your scan, they are quoted after assessment rather than guessed in advance. Our guide to bone grafting and sinus lifts before implants explains when each is needed and what recovery involves.

How does Picasso's pricing compare with the West?

The value case is straightforward and worth stating plainly. A premium single implant on Nobel Biocare or Straumann at Picasso is 40,000,000 VND, around US$1,570, complete with abutment and crown. The same branded implant in the US, UK, or Australia commonly runs several thousand dollars for the equivalent restoration. Scale that up to a full arch and the gap widens further: an All-on-4 that might cost US$20,000-30,000 per arch in the West starts at roughly US$4,900 at Picasso on Osstem and reaches around US$8,630 on the premium brands.

Crucially, the saving comes from Vietnam's lower cost base, not from cutting corners on the implant itself, since these are the same globally recognised systems used in Western clinics. Even after adding flights and accommodation for the conservative two-trip approach, larger cases typically still come out far cheaper overall. For a detailed country-by-country breakdown, see our comparison of dental implant costs in Vietnam versus the US, UK, and Australia.

How honest is Picasso about warranties and final pricing?

This is where it pays to be precise. The crown on a single implant carries the warranty of its material, and Picasso states those terms up front, for example five years on a zirconia crown and up to ten years on premium ceramics such as Lava. What Picasso does not offer is any lifetime warranty, because none of the implant brands it uses provides one, and you should be wary of any clinic that claims otherwise. For full-arch All-on-X cases, confirm the prosthetic warranty terms directly with the clinic for your situation rather than assuming a figure.

On final pricing, the brand-tier numbers on this page are the published figures, and Picasso confirms your specific total in writing after assessing your case, whether in person or remotely from records and scans you send. That total can fold in a Conebeam CT scan (600,000 VND), a graft, a sinus lift, or extractions, which is exactly why a tailored quote beats a headline number. Payment is by POS Visa or Mastercard, Vietnam bank transfer, or cash in VND. Our page on Picasso Dental's pricing transparency and payment sets out how the clinic keeps the agreed number and the paid number the same.

How do I get an implant quote from Picasso?

The first step costs little and commits you to nothing. A consultation is 200,000 VND, a Conebeam CT scan to assess your bone is 600,000 VND, and from those Picasso builds a written plan and price for your case. International patients can send existing X-rays or scans for a remote assessment before travelling, so much of the planning is done before you board a flight. Care is delivered in English and Vietnamese, and if you still have open questions before committing, Picasso Dental's treatment FAQ answers the most common ones.

To learn more about how the clinic works with overseas patients, from branch locations to logistics, see our overview of Picasso Dental Clinic for international patients. You can also explore the clinic's own implant pages at picassodental.vn.

Contact and booking

To request an implant quote or book a consultation at Picasso Dental Clinic, use any of the following:

• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +84 989 067 888 or 024 7308 8848
• WhatsApp: +84 989 067 888 (wa.me/84989067888)
• Flagship branch: Hanoi Old Quarter, 16 Phố Châu Long, Trúc Bạch, Ba Đình, Hà Nội
• Hours: Hanoi branches open Monday to Sunday, 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM

Picasso operates six branches across Hanoi, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Lat, so you can plan your treatment around the city that suits your trip. Send your scans ahead and the implant team can give you a tailored plan and price before you arrive.

Related reading: Dental Implants in Vietnam: Complete Patient Guide · All-on-4 Dental Implants in Vietnam · Dental Implant Brands Explained · Dental Implant Costs: Vietnam vs US, UK & Australia · Picasso Dental Pricing Transparency & Payment

Prices are stated in Vietnamese dong as the primary figure, with US and Australian dollar approximations for guidance only; exchange rates fluctuate and the VND amount is definitive. All figures and warranty terms should be confirmed directly with Picasso Dental Clinic for your specific case before treatment.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a single dental implant cost at Picasso Dental Clinic?

Picasso prices single implants as a combo that includes the fixture, the abutment, and the final crown, so the figure you see is the complete cost of one restored tooth rather than a part of it. The ladder runs from 25,000,000 VND (roughly US$980 / A$1,490) for an Osstem implant, to 30,000,000 VND (roughly US$1,175 / A$1,785) for ETK, Neodent, or SIC, to 40,000,000 VND (roughly US$1,570 / A$2,380) for Nobel Biocare or Straumann, and up to 45,000,000 VND (roughly US$1,765 / A$2,680) for Straumann BLX. These conversions are approximate and exchange rates fluctuate, so treat the VND figure as the anchor.

What does All-on-4 cost at Picasso, and how is it different from All-on-6?

All-on-4 replaces a full arch of teeth on four implants and starts at 125,000,000 VND (roughly US$4,900 / A$7,440) on Osstem, rising to 150,000,000 VND on ETK or Neodent and 220,000,000 VND on Nobel Biocare or Straumann. All-on-6 spreads the same bridge across six implants for extra support and runs 180,000,000, 210,000,000, or 300,000,000 VND across the same brand tiers. All-on-6 is often chosen for larger patients, heavier bite forces, or where the extra implants improve long-term stability. Your implant team recommends the configuration after reviewing your scan.

Who places the implants at Picasso Dental Clinic?

Picasso's implant work is led by Dr. Tran Thanh Phong, the clinic's Head of Implantology and its most senior implantologist. He has been placing implants since 2001, completes around 600 a year, and has placed more than 15,000 in total. He was the first Vietnamese dentist to perform All-on-4 immediate loading and has treated over 1,000 All-on-4 patients, and he has placed zygomatic implants since 2017. He is supported by Dr. Hung Le Ba Gia, a lead implant specialist who works under Dr. Phong's direction.

Will I need a bone graft or sinus lift, and how much does that add?

It depends entirely on how much healthy bone you have, which is why Picasso takes a Conebeam CT scan before quoting any implant case. Where bone is thin, a graft runs 4,000,000-15,000,000 VND (roughly US$155-590 / A$240-890) depending on the size and material, and a sinus augmentation in the upper jaw runs 7,000,000 VND for a closed lift up to 14,000,000 VND for an open one. These are quoted separately from the implant itself, because not every patient needs them. The scan is what turns guesswork into a firm plan and price.

Are Picasso's implant prices final, or do they change later?

The brand-tier prices above are the published figures for each implant system, and Picasso confirms your specific total in writing after assessing your case, whether in person or remotely from records you send. The total can include extras such as a graft, a sinus lift, a Conebeam CT scan (600,000 VND), or extractions, which is why a tailored quote matters. Picasso accepts POS Visa and Mastercard, Vietnam bank transfer, and cash in VND, and the aim is that the number you agree before treatment is the number you pay.

What warranty comes with Picasso's implants and crowns?

The crown that sits on a single implant carries the warranty of its material, for example five years on a zirconia crown and longer on premium ceramics such as Lava, and those terms are stated up front. Picasso does not offer any lifetime warranty, because no implant brand it uses provides one. For full-arch All-on-X work the prosthetic warranty terms should be confirmed directly with the clinic for your specific case rather than assumed. Whatever the cover, you leave with written records, your implant brand and batch details, and scans so any future dentist can work from the facts.