All-on-6 dental implants in Vietnam cost from $9,740 to $19,640 per arch for a full package that includes six implants, six abutment components, a temporary bridge, and the final prosthesis, depending on which implant brand is used and whether the final arch is ceramic on a titanium bar or zirconia on a removable titanium frame. Quotes that only mention implants and abutments, without a temporary bridge and a final prosthesis included, will read lower but are not comparable to an all inclusive figure.
The range exists because implant brand and prosthetic material are the two biggest cost drivers, not because pricing is inconsistent or unclear once a clinic actually itemizes what is included. A significant number of patients researching All-on-6 would also be equally well served by All-on-4 at a lower cost, while others genuinely need six implants and would be making the wrong trade-off by choosing four to save money.
This guide covers three questions: who All-on-6 is actually indicated for, what a current all inclusive package costs in Vietnam by implant brand, and how to compare quotes accurately before committing to treatment.
Quick answer
- All-on-6 in Vietnam costs from $9,740 to $19,640 per arch as a full package, depending on implant brand and final prosthesis material.
- All-on-6 is indicated for patients with sufficient posterior bone and wider arches who benefit from six points of anchorage rather than four. A CBCT scan, not preference, determines which is appropriate.
- Entry level packages (Osstem, Dentium) sit at the lower end. Mid tier brands (HIOSSEN, ETK, SIC) sit in the middle. Straumann SLA and SLActive sit at the top, with SLActive carrying a lifetime warranty.
- Bone grafting, sinus lifts, remaining tooth extractions, and sedation are excluded from headline package prices and quoted separately based on what a CBCT scan shows.
- Booking online with a deposit currently unlocks flight cost support and hotel coverage for two visit periods, in addition to the treatment package.
The clinical difference between All-on-4 and All-on-6: who actually needs six implants
The choice between All-on-4 and All-on-6 is not about which option is better in general. It is about which is appropriate for a specific patient’s anatomy and clinical situation.
All-on-4 uses four implants per arch to support a fixed bridge. All-on-6 uses six implants for additional support and force distribution. Both are fixed full-arch solutions where the teeth are not removed daily like traditional dentures. All-on-6 distributes chewing forces more evenly across the jaw, which reduces stress on each individual implant and can improve durability, particularly for patients with strong bite forces or wider arches. All-on-4 still delivers excellent long-term results for the right case, but the load on each of its four implants is higher by design.
Arch width and posterior load distribution.
In wider arches or patients with stronger bite forces, six implants spread the load across a larger surface area than four can. This reduces mechanical stress on each individual implant over the long term and can improve the durability of both the implants and the prosthetic arch. Six implants can also be a predictable, time efficient solution for rapid repair of the edentulous jaw where broader posterior support is needed.
Bone availability in the posterior jaw.
All-on-4 uses two angled posterior implants specifically to work around limited bone at the back of the jaw. When sufficient bone exists in posterior positions, placing two additional implants there rather than angling the posterior pair can provide more stable, direct support for the arch. All-on-6 is not for patients with less bone. It is for patients who have enough bone in the right positions to benefit from six points of anchorage instead of four.
The only way to determine which option is clinically appropriate is a cone beam CT scan that maps bone structure in three dimensions. Any clinic recommending All-on-6 over All-on-4 without a CBCT scan is not basing that recommendation on your anatomy.
What All-on-6 cost in Vietnam actually covers and what it does not
What is always included
At a reputable clinic, the base cost of All-on-6 treatment covers the six implant posts and abutments, the surgical procedure, local anesthesia, and a temporary prosthetic arch placed on the day of or shortly after surgery. The temporary arch allows patients to leave the clinic with functional teeth while the implants undergo osseointegration.
What is sometimes included depending on the clinic
CBCT scan before treatment, follow-up appointments during the healing period, and remote aftercare support after the patient returns home vary significantly between clinics. At clinics structured for international patients, the CBCT scan is typically part of the pre-treatment assessment rather than an add-on.
The permanent prosthetic arch, fitted after osseointegration is complete, is sometimes bundled into an all inclusive package and sometimes quoted separately. Zirconia arches cost more than ceramic on a titanium bar and generally last longer. Confirming which material is included, and whether the permanent arch is part of the quote at all, is one of the most important questions to ask before comparing prices.
What is almost never included in the headline price
Bone grafting and sinus lifts are almost universally excluded from headline All-on-6 quotes because not every patient requires them. Whether you need them can only be determined after a CBCT scan. A bone graft adds cost and extends the treatment timeline by several months. A sinus lift, required when the upper jaw has insufficient bone height near the sinuses, adds further cost and complexity.
Tooth extractions, if any remaining teeth need to be removed before implant placement, are also typically quoted separately.
All-on-6 dental implants in Vietnam typically cost between $6,000 and $12,000 per arch, depending on the implant brand, prosthetic material, and complexity of the treatment. The lower end of that range generally reflects entry-level implant brands with an acrylic arch, no bone grafting needed, and basic aftercare. The upper end reflects premium implant systems with a zirconia permanent arch and more comprehensive support.
Delia Dental Clinic’s current All on 6 package pricing by brand
The table below reflects Delia Dental Clinic’s current all inclusive All on 6 pricing per arch, covering six implants, six abutment components, a temporary bridge, and the final prosthesis. Bone grafting, sinus lifts, sedation, and extractions are not included and are only added after a CBCT scan shows they’re needed.
| Implant brand | Package 2: final bridge, full ceramic on titanium bar | Package 3: final arch, removable zirconia on titanium frame |
|---|---|---|
| Osstem | $9,740 | $10,040 |
| Dentium | $10,340 | $10,640 |
| HIOSSEN | $12,740 | $13,040 |
| ETK | $13,340 | $13,640 |
| SIC | $13,940 | $14,240 |
| Straumann SLA | $17,540 | $17,840 |
| Straumann SLActive | $19,340 | $19,640 |
The two packages differ in how the final prosthesis attaches. Package 2 fixes a full ceramic bridge onto a titanium bar. Package 3 uses a removable zirconia arch seated on a titanium frame, which allows the patient to take the arch out for cleaning. Zirconia carries the higher price within each brand tier.
How to read an All-on-6 quote: what to ask before comparing prices
A quote for All-on-6 is not comparable to another quote without knowing what each covers. These five questions make the comparison meaningful.
What implant brand and model is included? The brand is the single largest driver of price variation. Osstem or Dentium entry-level systems cost significantly less per implant than Straumann SLActive. Both are clinically viable, but they carry different warranty terms and different evidence bases. You should know which system is being quoted.
What prosthetic arch material is included? Acrylic is standard for the temporary arch. The permanent arch should be zirconia for durability. If the quote includes acrylic for the permanent arch, that affects both the cost and the long-term outcome.
Is the CBCT scan included? If not, add it to the cost. A scan is non-negotiable for treatment planning and should not be an afterthought.
Is bone grafting included or is it quoted separately? If the clinic cannot answer this without seeing your scans, that is the correct answer. What is not acceptable is a flat quote that excludes grafting without any mention of it.
What warranty documentation is provided? Written documentation stating the implant brand, serial number, and warranty period should be standard. A verbal assurance of warranty is not enforceable.
A quote that answers all five clearly is a quote you can compare meaningfully with others. A quote that cannot answer these five questions clearly is not a quote you can compare accurately with anything else.
All-on-6 cost in Vietnam vs Australia, the US, and the UK
| Location | All-on-6 per arch (approximate) |
| USA | $20,000 – $40,000 |
| Australia | $25,000 – $45,000 |
| UK | £18,000 – £30,000 (~$23,000 – $38,000) |
| Vietnam – entry-level brand | from $4,200 (implants only) |
| Vietnam – Straumann SLActive | from $13,800 (implants only) |
The Vietnam figures above cover implants and abutments only, so add the permanent arch, CBCT scan, and any preparatory procedures for a fair total. Even at the Straumann SLActive tier with a zirconia arch, an all inclusive package at Delia Dental Clinic typically remains well below the mid range Australian price for the same treatment. Patients booking online with a deposit can currently add flight cost support ranging from $2,300 to $3,600 depending on brand, which narrows the total trip cost further and makes the gap against Australia, the US, or the UK even wider once flights are factored into both sides of the comparison.
For patients needing both upper and lower arches restored, the saving covers the cost of flights and accommodation several times over.
How Delia International Dental Clinic handles All-on-6 cases
At Delia Dental Clinic, the treatment planning process for All-on-6 starts with a cone beam CT scan before any recommendation is made. Whether All-on-6 or All-on-4 is more appropriate is determined by that scan, not by default.
The full Straumann range, including SLActive with a lifetime warranty, is available alongside Osstem, Dentium, HIOSSEN, ETK, and SIC. The implant post and abutment brand is confirmed in writing before surgery begins, and full warranty documentation including serial numbers is provided at the end of treatment. For international patients, a remote consultation via Whatsapp or Messenger before the trip allows the clinical team to review existing X-rays or scan records, confirm whether All-on-6 is indicated, and provide a treatment plan and cost estimate in writing before flights are booked.
Patients who book their All on 6 package online with a deposit of at least 10 percent of the treatment cost can currently access additional support on top of the package price. Depending on implant brand, this includes flight cost coverage from $2,300 to $3,600, hotel stays covered across two separate visit periods, airport pickup on both trips, and visa assistance. Because the support level and package pricing shift by brand, checking the current terms on the Implants Promotion page before booking a consultation is the fastest way to see what a specific All on 6 case would actually include and cost.
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FAQ
Is the promotional All on 6 package price locked in once I book?
The package price shown for your chosen implant brand and prosthesis type is fixed once your treatment plan is confirmed after the CBCT scan, since that scan determines whether your case falls inside the standard package or needs additional procedures. What can still change afterward is anything outside the package itself, such as bone grafting or sinus lift, which is only added if the scan shows it’s needed and is quoted separately at that point. This is also why a remote consultation and scan review before booking matters, since it reduces the chance of a price change once you’ve already committed to a deposit.
What happens if I need a bone graft or sinus lift after I’ve already booked the promo package?
Bone grafting and sinus lifts sit outside every All on 6 package by design, because not every patient needs them and the need can only be confirmed by a CBCT scan. If your scan shows either is required, it’s quoted and scheduled separately, and it extends your treatment timeline since grafted bone needs to heal before implants can be placed into it. The flight and hotel support tied to the promo still applies to your booked package, but any additional procedure and its own timeline sit outside that support.
Does the flight and hotel support apply to walk-in patients, or only to online bookings?
The travel support is tied to booking your All on 6 package online with a deposit of at least 10 percent of the treatment cost before you travel. Patients who arrive without having booked and paid a deposit in advance can still receive treatment at the listed package price, but the flight cost coverage, hotel stays, and visa assistance are specifically structured as an incentive for patients who commit and plan ahead through the online process.
How does the warranty differ between the implant brands in the table?
Warranty terms are set by the implant manufacturer and vary by brand. Straumann SLActive carries a lifetime warranty on the implant fixture, which is the longest term among the brands offered. Other brands, including Osstem, Dentium, HIOSSEN, ETK, and SIC, carry their own manufacturer-backed warranty periods that are shorter than lifetime but still documented in writing. Ask for the specific warranty period for your chosen brand before booking, since it should be stated on paper along with the implant serial number rather than given as a verbal assurance.
Can I switch between the ceramic bar package and the zirconia package after booking?
Switching is possible before your surgery date, since both packages use the same implant placement procedure and differ only in the final prosthesis. Once the final arch has been fabricated and fitted, switching materials means remaking the prosthesis, which adds cost and time. If you’re unsure between ceramic on a titanium bar and removable zirconia, raising it during your remote consultation, before the final arch is designed, avoids that rework entirely.
Final thoughts
The price range for All-on-6 in Vietnam isn’t arbitrary. It tracks real differences in implant brand and final prosthesis material, and a package price that states both clearly is one you can trust and compare. The lowest package isn’t automatically poor value, and the highest isn’t automatically the best outcome. What matters is knowing what a specific number includes in your treatment.
