Considering fixed teeth for a full upper or lower jaw? Get a written estimate and a two-visit plan from Avora Dental in Ho Chi Minh City before you book your flights.
If you’re missing most or all of your teeth, start by asking which teeth can be saved. Your bone, gum health, medical history and preferences help guide the next decision.
Dental imaging at Avora helps the team assess the bone available for implant placement.
A fixed bridge on six implants
Six implants support one full row of teeth. A temporary fixed bridge may be possible if the implants are stable enough. The final bridge is fitted after healing.
Everyday care
The bridge stays in place. Your dental team will show you how to clean underneath it and arrange regular checks of the implants, gums and bite.
Ask your dentist
“Where would each implant sit in my jaw, and would I need a bone graft?”
Four carefully positioned implants support one full row of teeth. The dentist checks your bone and bite to see whether four give enough support and when a temporary bridge can be fitted.
Everyday care
You clean around the implants and underneath the bridge each day. Plan follow-up visits for professional cleaning and checks of the bridge and its fittings.
Ask your dentist
“What makes four or six implants a better fit for my bone and bite?”
A conventional full denture rests on the gums and is fitted without implant surgery. Your dentist checks its shape and bite. It can move, and the fit can change as your gums heal.
Everyday care
Remove the denture for daily cleaning and clean your gums too. If it rubs or feels loose, ask your dentist about an adjustment or a new lining.
Ask your dentist
“Who could adjust my denture after I return home, and what would it cost?”
These are Avora’s published fees for a full upper or lower arch. Your dentist can confirm which restoration suits you, which teeth are temporary or final, and which procedures or travel expenses carry a separate charge.
Select the jaw you’re considering to see what to ask your coordinator to include.
A quote that starts with an assessment
First visit
Ask which teeth can be kept and which jaw needs treatment. If implants are proposed, request separate figures for surgery, temporary teeth, extractions and any grafting.
Return visit
Once the dentist recommends an approach, ask for the final restoration, materials and fitting fees for each option.
Travel & aftercare
Check hotel nights and transfers for each visit, follow-up fees at home, and who covers repairs or extra travel.
Your travel timeline
Planning your visits to Vietnam.
Most full-arch implant journeys involve two visits to Ho Chi Minh City, with time to heal at home in between.
Treatment planning at Avora
Get a plan before you book.
Tell Avora what you want to change and when you could travel. You can start the conversation without an X-ray. If you have existing records, the team can explain how to share them.
Ask for a written estimate for each jaw, including the implant system, temporary teeth and final bridge.
Request an outline for both visits and a list of what could change after your examination.
Ask for hotel and airport transfer options if you need them. Confirm their costs separately from treatment before booking flights.
Dental imaging at Avora
Meet your dentist in Vietnam.
Your dentist examines your mouth, reviews your scans and explains the options. You can discuss any change to the proposed fee or timing before deciding whether to proceed.
Bring your recent dental records and a list of medicines and allergies.
If you proceed, ask which temporary teeth are suitable. A fixed temporary bridge depends on implant stability.
Allow time for a review before your flight. Confirm your return date with the dental team.
Image review at the clinic
Stay in touch while you heal.
Healing continues at home between visits. Your dentist sets a review schedule and checks when the implants are ready for the final bridge. An additional visit may be needed.
Take home your care instructions, the clinic’s contact details and the dates of your reviews.
Agree how Avora will follow up remotely and who you can see locally if a hands-on assessment is needed.
Ask the team to confirm readiness before paying for your second trip.
Avora’s implant team
Fit your final bridge.
Once healing is confirmed, the team takes impressions or scans and checks your bite, speech and fit. The length of this visit depends on the lab work, fittings and adjustments you need.
Confirm how many fittings are planned and allow flexibility before your flight home.
Ask your dentist to show you how to clean beneath the finished bridge.
Request your implant details, written warranty terms and a maintenance plan to share with your dentist at home.
Planning from overseas? Ask the team about appointment windows for your travel dates.
Avora International Dental
Meet the dentists behind your plan.
Get to know Avora’s team in Ho Chi Minh City. When you enquire, ask who would place your implants, fit your final bridge and handle your follow-up at home.
Avora Dental Clinic829 Hoang Sa Street, Nhieu Loc Ward, Ho Chi Minh CityMap
Dr. Pham Trung Hieu
Head of Cosmetic Dentistry and Implants
Advanced certificate in dental implantology from Hanoi Medical University and training in digital implant placement.
Dr. Phung Thi Loan
Implant and restorative dentistry
Training in implant surgery, bone grafting and fixed full-arch restorations on dental implants.
Avora’s public gallery includes veneer, crown and smile makeover cases. Ask the team for a comparable full-arch case with the implant system, bridge material and visit dates.
Yes. Start with the jaw you want assessed, your travel plans and a way to reach you. If you already have dental records, ask Avora how to share them privately. Your dentist confirms your options after examining you and reviewing the necessary imaging.
Is the published fee for one jaw or both?
The price cards list one full arch, with separate columns for the number of implants. The lowest All-on-6 entry shown here is US$3,678.32 for a Biotem screw-retained denture. For both jaws, ask for a separate amount for each jaw and a list of shared costs. Your written plan should identify the implant system, temporary teeth, final bridge, possible additional procedures, accommodation and transfers.
Will I leave the first visit with fixed teeth?
A temporary fixed bridge may be possible if the implants are stable enough at surgery. Ask which temporary option your dentist would recommend if you need longer to heal, and how that changes the fee and your travel dates.
What happens if I need help after I fly home?
Agree on an Avora contact and a local dentist before you leave. Ask for your implant records, follow-up schedule, warranty terms and who pays for an extra visit or repair. If you need urgent care, seek it locally.
What risks and alternatives should I discuss?
Ask about infection, failure of an implant to integrate, nerve or sinus injury, and repairs to the bridge. Discuss any teeth that could be kept, a removable denture and other implant options with your dentist. Your medical history, bone and bite all affect the choice.
Can I arrange a hotel or airport pickup?
Tell the team which trip you are planning, who is travelling with you and whether you need a transfer or nearby accommodation. Request written prices, available dates and cancellation terms before you pay for travel.
Free initial consultation
Get your personal treatment plan.
Tell our Ho Chi Minh City team what you’re considering. Start with a question, even if you don’t have an X-ray yet.
An itemised estimateAsk about implant systems, bridge materials and costs for each visit.
A travel plan to discussUnderstand the likely time in Vietnam and follow-up at home.
