Implant, Abutment and Crown Cost Breakdown in Hanoi

The Short Answer

A dental implant is priced in three separate parts — the fixture (titanium post), the abutment (connector), and the crown (visible tooth) — and understanding this breakdown helps you compare quotes properly. At Picasso Dental Clinic’s Hanoi Old Quarter flagship, the complete combo typically costs AUD 1,400–2,550 / NZD 1,540–2,800, depending on brand. Buying the same three components in Australia or New Zealand commonly costs AUD 4,000–6,500 / NZD 4,400–7,150 combined, because the fixture, abutment and crown materials are the same internationally certified systems used at home — the gap is Vietnamese clinical labour and lab pricing, not a cheaper component. This is a general guide, not a personal quote: your exact combination depends on your case and the brand your dentist recommends after reviewing your scan.

The Three Components, Explained

• Implant fixture — the titanium post surgically placed into the jawbone. This is what actually replaces the tooth root and is the component that must osseointegrate (fuse with bone) before anything else is attached.
• Abutment — the small connector piece that attaches to the top of the fixture and holds the crown. Available in titanium (standard, cost-effective) or zirconia (better gumline appearance, used on visible front teeth at extra cost).
• Crown — the visible, colour-matched porcelain tooth attached to the abutment. This is the only part of the implant you’ll actually see or feel with your tongue.

Quotes that only mention “implant cost” without specifying whether all three parts are included are one of the most common sources of confusion for overseas patients — always ask for a breakdown by component.

Fixture-Only Pricing by Brand (AUD / NZD, indicative)

Abutment and Crown Pricing (AUD / NZD, indicative)

*Approximate AUD/NZD conversion from VND list pricing as of 21 July 2026 (roughly 1 AUD ≈ 16,500 VND, 1 NZD ≈ 15,000 VND); ask for the current quote in your currency at time of booking since exchange rates move. VND remains the source of truth — see the Vietnam dental implant cost guide for the full price list.

Combo Package Pricing (What Most Patients Actually Book)

Most patients book the fixture, abutment and crown as one combo package rather than pricing each piece separately:

See the single tooth dental implant service page for more on how this combo package is structured clinically.

Why Buying Component-by-Component Rarely Makes Sense

Some patients ask whether it’s cheaper to price the fixture, abutment and crown separately rather than as a combo. In practice, the combo package is the standard way clinics (in Hanoi and at home) quote implant treatment, and separating the components rarely saves money — it mainly adds confusion when comparing quotes across clinics. The main reason to understand the breakdown is so you can tell what’s included in any given number you’re shown, not to negotiate piece by piece.

Realistic Timing

1. Trip 1 (3–4 days): Consultation, CBCT scan, fixture placement, and a healing abutment or temporary crown fitted.
2. Healing period (3–6 months): You fly home while the fixture osseointegrates with your jawbone — this cannot be rushed regardless of clinic.
3. Trip 2 (2–3 days): Return to Hanoi for the abutment and final crown once imaging confirms the fixture has integrated.

Comparing a Like-for-Like Plan From Australia or New Zealand

Flights and accommodation are additional on the Hanoi side — see the dental implants Hanoi vs Australia cost comparison for a fuller look at why the underlying cost gap exists.

Questions to Ask Before You Book

• Does this quote cover the fixture, abutment and crown, or just one or two of the three?
• Is the abutment titanium or zirconia, and does that change the price?
• Which brand is recommended for my case, and is it the fixture brand, the abutment brand, or both?
• How many trips will the full three-part process take?
• What is billed separately — CBCT scan, sedation, bone graft?

Your Next Step

Send a recent panoramic X-ray or CBCT scan for a remote assessment so your dentist can confirm the brand, the full three-part price, and a realistic trip count before you commit to travel dates.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between the fixture, abutment and crown?

The fixture is the titanium post placed in the jawbone, the abutment is the connector on top of it, and the crown is the visible porcelain tooth attached to the abutment. All three together make up a complete implant.

Do I need to pay for all three components?

Yes — a functional, restored implant requires all three parts. Some quotes only list the fixture price, which can look artificially low; always ask whether abutment and crown are included.

Is a zirconia abutment worth the extra cost?

Zirconia abutments generally give a better gumline appearance on visible front teeth because they don’t show a grey metal shadow through thin gum tissue. For back teeth, a standard titanium abutment is usually sufficient. Your dentist can advise based on tooth position.

How much does the full combo cost in AUD and NZD?

Roughly AUD 1,400–2,550 or NZD 1,540–2,800 at Picasso Dental Clinic’s Hanoi flagship, depending on brand — Osstem at the lower end, Straumann BLX at the upper end.

Can I mix brands — for example, an Osstem fixture with a premium abutment?

This is a clinical decision your dentist makes based on compatibility between components and your case, not a menu choice. Most patients use a matched fixture-abutment system from the same manufacturer for reliability.

Does this price include my CBCT scan?

Not always — ask specifically. If you don’t already have a recent scan on file, it’s typically quoted as a separate line item alongside the implant package.