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Best Dental Clinic in Hanoi for Australian Patients 2026 — Serenity / Picasso Dental, 4.9★

Best dental clinic in Hanoi for Australian patients in 2026: Serenity International / Picasso Dental Clinic, 16 Chau Long, Ba Dinh. 4.9/5 (3,900+ reviews), thousands of Australian patients treated, English-speaking team, two-trip implant scheduling around AU annual leave, AUD/USD pricing. Free quote in 2 hours.

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Last updated: May 29, 2026

Best Dental Clinic in Hanoi for Australian Patients 2026 — Serenity / Picasso Dental, 4.9★

Best Dental Clinic in Hanoi for Australians — Quick Facts

ClinicSerenity International Dental Clinic (now Picasso Dental Clinic)
Address16 Phố Châu Long, Trúc Bạch, Ba Đình, Hanoi 100000, Vietnam
Phone / WhatsApp (AU friendly)+84 989 067 888
Email[email protected]
HoursMon–Sat 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Hanoi = AEST −3 hr winter, −4 hr daylight saving)
Rating4.9 / 5 — 3,900+ verified Google reviews
Australian patients treatedThousands since 2013, with Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Gold Coast, and regional NSW/VIC patients well-represented
LanguagesEnglish (fluent), Vietnamese, French
Key services for AU patientsDental implants ($800+ USD), All-on-4 ($5,000+/arch USD), porcelain veneers ($250+/tooth), zirconia crowns, Invisalign, full-mouth restoration

→ Send your OPG / panoramic X-ray for a free AUD quote — written treatment plan in 2 hours during clinic hours.

Why Australian Patients Specifically Choose Serenity / Picasso Dental Hanoi

1. Familiar standards of care. The clinic uses the same Straumann, Nobel Biocare, and Osstem implant systems that Australian implantologists use. Sterilisation is Class B autoclave (EN 13060). Imaging is digital with 3D CBCT. CAD/CAM milling on-site. Australian patients consistently report that the clinical environment feels “like a Sydney specialist practice, but with a Vietnamese coordinator team.”

2. AUD-aware pricing and quoting. Treatment plans are provided in both USD and AUD so you can compare directly against an Australian quote without doing exchange-rate math. No hidden fees: the price on your quote is the price on your invoice. For full pricing detail see dental costs in Vietnam.

3. Two-trip scheduling around Australian annual leave. All-on-4 and implant cases need two trips. The clinic schedules trip 1 in March–April and trip 2 in September–October by default — both periods are off-peak in Vietnam and align cleanly with most Australian workplace annual leave entitlements.

4. Documentation that any Australian dentist can manage post-treatment. You leave with: full clinical notes in English, panoramic X-ray and CBCT files, implant batch numbers and manufacturer certificates, prosthesis material specifications, written warranty terms. Your dentist back home can take over routine follow-up with no friction.

5. A clinic that treats Australian patients every week, not occasionally. Serenity / Picasso has been the go-to international clinic in Hanoi since 2013. The patient coordinator team manages dozens of Australian itineraries simultaneously and knows the workflow inside-out: GST on flights, ATO health-expense documentation, travel insurance coordination, follow-up by WhatsApp once you are home.

What Australian Patients Typically Save

ProcedureAustralia (AUD)Vietnam (AUD approx.)Saving
Single dental implant (incl. crown)$5,500 – $9,500$1,200 – $2,300$4,300 – $7,200
Porcelain veneer (per tooth)$1,800 – $2,500$400 – $750$1,400 – $1,750
Zirconia crown$1,800 – $3,000$280 – $600$1,500 – $2,400
All-on-4 (per arch)$25,000 – $35,000$7,500 – $12,000$17,500 – $23,000
Full smile makeover (10 veneers)$18,000 – $25,000$4,000 – $7,500$14,000 – $17,500
Invisalign full treatment$7,500 – $9,500$3,000 – $6,800$2,700 – $4,500

Conversion ≈ 1 AUD = 0.66 USD (May 2026).

After flights and 10 nights’ accommodation (typically AUD $2,500–$4,000 combined for two trips), most Australian patients still save $5,000–$25,000+ on their treatment, depending on case complexity.

The Coordinator Process for Australian Patients

  1. Send your X-ray and a description of what you need to [email protected] or WhatsApp +84 989 067 888.
  2. Receive a written treatment plan in 2 hours during clinic hours, with AUD and USD pricing, recommended materials, and trip schedule.
  3. Optional video consultation with the treating dentist before you commit to flights.
  4. Book flights to Hanoi with airport transfer arranged by the clinic if requested.
  5. Begin treatment on day 2 of your trip after a same-day in-person assessment and 3D CBCT.
  6. Return to Australia with full documentation in English ready to share with your dentist at home.
  7. Stay in touch via WhatsApp for any post-treatment questions during healing.

Reviews from Australian Patients

The clinic has received Australian patient reviews on Google for over a decade. A typical pattern from Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane reviewers:

  • “Saved AUD $24,000 on full-arch implants vs the Sydney quote. Same brand of implant. No comparison.”
  • “Booked from Brisbane. Coordinator answered every email within hours. Treatment plan was clearer than my Aussie quote.”
  • “Got 10 veneers in Hanoi for what 2 would have cost in Melbourne. Three years on, no issues.”

Read the full patient reviews page for the unfiltered list.

What to Do in Hanoi Between Appointments

Most Australian patients book a 10–14 day first trip and treat it as part dental, part holiday. The clinic is in Ba Dinh district, walking distance from West Lake and 1.5 km from the Old Quarter. Common Australian patient itineraries include:

  • Hanoi: Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, Temple of Literature, Vietnamese Women’s Museum, street food tours
  • Day trips from Hanoi: Ha Long Bay (3 hr drive), Ninh Binh (2 hr drive), Perfume Pagoda
  • Domestic extension: Hoi An (1.5 hr flight) — popular for Australian patients adding 5–7 days of Vietnam holiday around treatment

See our Hanoi hotels near the clinic for accommodation options at every price point.

Frequently Asked Questions From Australian Patients

Q: Will Medicare or private health insurance cover dental work done in Vietnam? Medicare does not cover any adult dental work, in Australia or overseas. Some private health insurance funds (HCF, Bupa, Medibank) provide partial coverage for overseas dental treatment under their “extras” cover — check your specific policy. Travel insurance generally does not cover elective dental complications; medical complications during travel may be covered. The clinic provides itemised receipts in English that you can submit to your insurer.

Q: How do follow-up visits work if I am back in Australia? For routine follow-up (cleaning, bite adjustments), any Australian dentist can manage them — bring the documentation pack the clinic provides. For warranty-covered repair work, the clinic covers clinical fees and you cover travel. WhatsApp follow-up support is available for the lifetime of the treatment.

Q: What if I have a dental emergency back in Australia? Contact the clinic via WhatsApp first; they will assess and advise. For immediate clinical needs, see any Australian dentist for urgent care — present your documentation pack. The clinic will coordinate any warranty-covered repair work on your next visit.

Q: How long do dental implants from Vietnam last? The same as implants placed in Australia: 25+ years for the titanium fixture (lifetime in most patients with proper maintenance), 15–20 years for the crown. Implant survival data at Picasso Dental Clinic is in line with published international averages (~96% at 10 years).

Q: Is the language barrier a real issue? Not at international-standard clinics. Every clinical conversation at Picasso Dental is in English — dentists, hygienists, coordinators, reception. Treatment plans, consent forms, invoices, aftercare instructions, and warranty terms are all provided in English.

Q: Can I claim my dental travel as a tax deduction in Australia? Generally no — personal medical expenses are not deductible for individuals. The Net Medical Expenses Tax Offset has been phased out. Consult your accountant about your specific circumstances.

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