The Short Answer
Three complete dental implants (fixture, abutment and crown, per tooth) in Hanoi typically cost AUD 4,500–8,200 or NZD 5,000–9,000 combined at Picasso Dental Clinic’s Hanoi Old Quarter flagship, depending on the implant brand chosen for each tooth. The same three-implant combination commonly runs AUD 12,000–19,500 in Australia or NZD 13,500–21,000 in New Zealand, so the gap mainly reflects lower Vietnamese clinical labour and lab costs — not a different-quality component, since the same internationally recognised implant brands used in Sydney, Melbourne or Auckland clinics are placed here. This is a general guide, not a quote: your final price depends on the condition of all three sites, whether any need bone grafting, and the brand mix you choose after a dentist reviews your X-ray.
What Three Implants Normally Involves
Replacing three missing or failing teeth is usually planned as one coordinated case, particularly if the sites span more than one area of the mouth. Each implant combo includes:
- Implant fixture — the titanium post placed in the jawbone at each site
- Abutment — the connector between fixture and crown (titanium standard; zirconia available at extra cost for a better gumline look on visible front teeth)
- Porcelain crown — the visible replacement tooth, shade-matched individually to your smile
Bone grafting, sinus lifts, sedation beyond standard local anaesthetic, and a CBCT 3D scan (if you don’t already have a recent one) are quoted separately once your dentist reviews imaging for all three sites. It is common for sites to differ in difficulty — one may need a graft, another may not — so ask for a per-tooth itemised quote rather than assuming a flat per-implant rate across all three.
Brand-by-Brand Price Range for Three Implants (AUD and NZD, indicative)
| Implant brand | Origin | Typical combo price, three implants (AUD)* | Typical combo price, three implants (NZD)* | Best suited for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Osstem | South Korea | 4,500–5,000 | 5,000–5,500 | Standard cases, good value across all three sites |
| ETK / Neodent / SIC | France / Brazil / Switzerland | 5,300–5,800 | 5,800–6,300 | Mid-range, wide clinical track record |
| Nobel Biocare | Switzerland | 7,000–7,600 | 7,700–8,300 | Premium, complex or highly visible cases |
| Straumann | Switzerland | 7,000–7,600 | 7,700–8,300 | Premium, world’s most widely used implant brand |
| Straumann BLX | Switzerland | 7,900–8,500 | 8,700–9,300 | Immediate-loading protocols, tapered bone-level design |
*Approximate AUD/NZD conversion from VND list pricing as of 21 July 2026; ask for the current quote in your currency at time of booking since exchange rates move. VND prices are the source of truth — see the Vietnam dental implant cost guide for the full breakdown. Mixing brands across the three sites — for example Osstem on back teeth and Straumann on a visible front tooth — is common and will land between the single-brand rows above.
Realistic Timing for Australian and New Zealand Patients
Three implants generally follow the same two-trip structure as fewer implants, since osseointegration cannot be accelerated regardless of how many teeth are involved:
- Trip 1 (4–6 days): Consultation, CBCT scan covering all three sites, implant placement surgery, and healing caps or temporary restorations fitted before you fly home. A longer first trip than a single implant is realistic if the three sites are spread across the mouth.
- Healing period (3–6 months): All three implants fuse with the jawbone. Any site needing a graft may take longer, which can extend the overall timeline for that tooth.
- Trip 2 (3–4 days): Return to Hanoi once imaging confirms all three implants have integrated, for final crown fitting and bite adjustment across all three teeth.
If one or two of the three sites are more complex, your dentist may stage placement differently — this is confirmed after your scan, not something to assume in advance.
Comparing a Like-for-Like Plan From Australia or New Zealand
| Item | Australia (AUD) | New Zealand (NZD) | Hanoi, Osstem (AUD / NZD) | Hanoi, Straumann (AUD / NZD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Consultation + X-ray/CBCT | 200–400 | 250–450 | Included in plan | Included in plan |
| Three implant fixtures + abutments + crowns | 12,000–19,500 | 13,500–21,000 | 4,500–5,000 / 5,000–5,500 | 7,000–7,600 / 7,700–8,300 |
| Bone graft, if required (per site) | 800–1,800 | 900–2,000 | 220–480 / 250–500 | 220–480 / 250–500 |
| Indicative total (no graft) | 12,200–19,900 | 13,750–21,450 | 4,500–5,000 / 5,000–5,500 | 7,000–7,600 / 7,700–8,300 |
Flights, accommodation and your own travel time in Hanoi are additional costs on the Hanoi side — factor a realistic travel budget in before comparing headline treatment prices. See the dental implants Hanoi vs Australia cost comparison for a fuller breakdown of why the gap exists; the underlying reasons apply similarly for New Zealand patients.
Why Hanoi Old Quarter Suits a Multi-Implant Trip
Picasso Dental Clinic’s flagship at 16 Phố Châu Long, Trúc Bạch, Ba Đình is a short, direct transfer from Noi Bai International Airport, and sits close to Trúc Bạch Lake and West Lake (Hồ Tây), within walking distance of Hanoi’s Old Quarter. For a three-implant case likely to need two separate trips months apart, having a genuinely worthwhile city to spend time in matters — both around your first surgical trip and your return for final crowns. Dr. Tran Thanh Phong, Head of Implantology, leads the flagship’s implant team, and larger multi-tooth cases like this one are reviewed by the implant team before you travel.
Questions to Ask Before You Book
- Is the price for three implants quoted per tooth or as one fixed combined package?
- Do any of the three sites need a bone graft, and has that been factored into the quote?
- Can all three implants be placed in the same surgical session, or will one site need to be staged separately?
- What brand is recommended for each tooth, and why the difference (if any)?
- How many trips will this realistically take, and how far apart?
- What is the after-care policy if an issue arises once I’m back in Australia or New Zealand?
Your Next Step
A written, itemised quote for three implants needs your dentist to see a recent panoramic X-ray or CBCT scan covering all three sites — not just a description of which teeth are missing. Send your imaging for a remote assessment before booking flights, so you know your likely brand mix, combined price and trip count in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do three dental implants cost in Hanoi in AUD or NZD?
Expect roughly AUD 4,500–8,200 or NZD 5,000–9,000 combined for three complete implants (fixture, abutment and crown per tooth) at Picasso Dental Clinic’s Hanoi flagship, depending on the brand chosen for each tooth. Osstem sits at the lower end; Straumann BLX at the upper end.
Can I use a different implant brand for each of my three teeth?
Yes. Mixing brands across the three sites is common — for example a value brand like Osstem on back teeth and a premium brand like Straumann or Nobel Biocare on a more visible front tooth. Your combined price reflects whichever brands you choose per tooth.
Will all three implants be placed in one surgical session?
Often yes, provided all three sites are assessed as suitable from your CBCT scan. If one site needs extra preparation such as a bone graft, your dentist may recommend staging that specific placement separately from the other two.
Does the AUD/NZD price include flights and accommodation?
No. The quoted implant price covers clinical treatment only. Flights, accommodation and local transport in Hanoi are separate costs to budget for alongside the treatment price when comparing to an Australian or New Zealand quote.
What if only one of my three implant sites needs a bone graft?
This is common and is confirmed from your CBCT scan. Only the site needing grafting is quoted for it separately, and that specific tooth may take several months longer to heal while the other two proceed on the standard timeline.
Can I get a fixed combined price before I travel?
You can get a written, itemised estimate for all three teeth based on a remote review of your X-ray or CBCT scan. The final fixed plan is confirmed after an in-person clinical examination of all three sites.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Trần Thanh Phong, DDS — Implantology
Head of Implantology at Picasso Dental — placing implants since 2001 (15,000+ to date), and the first dentist in Vietnam to perform the All-on-4 full-arch protocol (2010).
Last reviewed: July 21, 2026