Full-Package Dental Implants at Dental Fam Nha Trang

Dental implants at Dental Fam replace lost teeth with a titanium post placed in the jawbone and a porcelain crown on top, restoring both the tooth root and your ability to chew like a natural tooth. Unlike porcelain bridges or removable dentures, an implant does not require grinding down the neighbouring teeth and limits jawbone loss over the long term.

At Dental Fam, you get a published, all-inclusive price for each implant type, a clear answer at the very first CT-based examination on whether you will need a bone graft or sinus lift, and an explanation of every option before you decide, without any pressure. This is how we address the 3 most common concerns people have when looking for an implant: unclear costs, fear of pain, and fear of choosing the wrong clinic.

Book an examination today so the dentist can assess your teeth accurately and advise you on your specific case.

Who Is Suitable for Dental Implants?

Implants are suitable for most people who have lost teeth, considered from 2 angles: the type of tooth loss you have, and the health conditions that must be met before an implant is placed.

Who dental implants are suitable for

1. A single missing tooth: one tooth lost to injury or decay, and you do not want the neighbouring teeth ground down for a porcelain bridge
2. Several missing teeth: adjacent teeth lost, or teeth missing in several places along the arch
3. A full arch missing: all upper or lower teeth lost, needing a fixed solution that is more secure than removable dentures
4. Long-time removable denture wearers: dealing with discomfort, loose dentures or sore gums, and wanting to switch to implants to chew better
5. A fully developed jawbone: over 18 years old, with a stable jawbone

Health conditions required

• Stable general health: no serious uncontrolled chronic illness
• Sufficient jawbone density and volume: where bone is lacking, a bone graft or sinus lift may be needed before the implant is placed
• No infection: healthy gums and mouth, with no acute dental conditions

Please make sure to tell us about your health clearly so our dentists can manage your treatment more effectively.

What Does the Full Implant Package Include? Prices by Implant Type

An implant package at Dental Fam always includes all 5 of the following items, with no extra charges if your jawbone is in normal condition:

1. ✅ Initial consultation and examination
2. ✅ Cone Beam 3D CT scan (three-dimensional tomography of the teeth and jaws)
3. ✅ Minor surgery to place the implant
4. ✅ Abutment (the connector that joins the implant to the crown) and healing cap
5. ✅ Porcelain crown

Price for a single tooth:

Price for a full arch with All-on-4 (porcelain prosthesis on 4 implants):

Price for a full arch with All-on-6 (porcelain prosthesis on 6 implants):

A more affordable option - fixed All-on-4 (acrylic teeth):

(Additional costs if a bone graft/sinus lift is needed, and the instalment policy: see the Frequently Asked Questions section below)

Pain Control During Implant Treatment

Implants are placed under local anaesthesia, so you will not feel pain during the minor surgery. The anaesthetic is given at the implant site before the dentist begins.

After the anaesthetic wears off, usually during the first 1-2 days, you may feel mild soreness around the implant site; this is fully controlled with painkillers prescribed by the dentist.

The Dental Implant Procedure

The implant procedure at Dental Fam has 4 main stages: examination and planning with a Cone Beam 3D CT scan, minor surgery to place the implant, osseointegration (2-6 months depending on your condition), and fitting the final porcelain crown.

Where a bone graft or sinus lift is needed before the implant is placed, these procedures are set out in the Guidelines on Technical Procedures in Odonto-Stomatology issued by the Ministry of Health (Decision 2121/QĐ-BYT, 2020); they are not techniques improvised by individual clinics.

Multiple Teeth/Full Arch: All-on-4 or All-on-6

All-on-4 (a prosthesis on 4 implants) is suitable when the bone at the back of the jaw has receded significantly or is thin; All-on-6 (a prosthesis on 6 implants) is suitable when the bone at the back still has enough volume for additional implants.

With All-on-4, the two rear implants are usually placed at an angle using the M technique to make the most of the remaining bone. With All-on-6, the two extra implants give higher load capacity and spread chewing forces more evenly, which suits people who regularly eat hard foods. The choice should be based on an actual assessment of your jawbone on the CT scan, not only on your available budget. (See the detailed All-on-4 and All-on-6 price tables for each implant type in the Prices section above)

You now have all the information on suitability, cost and procedure. The last question is usually: with so many clinics offering implants, why choose Dental Fam?

Why Choose Dental Fam for Dental Implants?

The first thing Dental Fam wants to give you with your implant is peace of mind, from the consultation to the end of treatment. That peace of mind comes from:

1. Detailed consultation before treatment: the Dental Fam team clearly explains each option and the reasons behind it, and never pushes you to decide at the first visit; treatment begins only once you fully understand and agree
2. All-inclusive pricing, transparent from the start: the need for a bone graft or sinus lift is determined at the first visit with a Cone Beam 3D CT scan, and this cost is part of the examination package, never added midway
3. Sterile procedures to international standards: Dental Fam operates to ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001:2015, applied throughout examination and treatment
4. Dentists who personally follow your case: the same dentist examines, treats and follows up on your case, with no handover partway through

These are things you can check for yourself at your very first visit, not generic marketing claims.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Implants

How long after an implant can I chew normally?

Most people can eat soft foods after the first few days. To chew with full force as usual, you need to wait until osseointegration is complete and the porcelain crown has been fitted.

How long do dental implants last?

The 10-15 year warranty, depending on the implant type (Dentium/Osstem: 10 years, In-Kone/Kontact: 12 years, Straumann: 15 years), is the manufacturer's commitment. As for actual lifespan, a meta-analysis in the journal Clinical Oral Investigations (Schiegnitz et al., 2024) found that around 78-88% of implants were still functioning well after 20 years, largely thanks to patients caring for and cleaning them properly after treatment.

Are dental implants covered by health insurance?

Currently, implants belong to the group of restorative dental services that are not on the list covered by state health insurance in Vietnam. Some private health insurance plans may cover part of the cost, depending on the policy.

What are the signs of implant rejection or failed osseointegration?

Persistent pain that does not ease, recurring swelling and inflammation, a loose implant, or discharge around the implant site are signs that you should see a dentist right away. This is uncommon: a review by the American Dental Association (ADA, JADA+ Specialty Scan, 2018) reported a median peri-implantitis rate of 7.0% and concluded that implants remain a treatment option with a high success rate.

Can people with diabetes or high blood pressure have implants?

Implants are still possible if the condition is well controlled, but you need to discuss your health carefully with the dentist and have a blood test before treatment.

Do implants affect facial appearance?

No. The procedure takes place inside the jawbone and mouth, does not affect the external structure of the face and leaves no visible scars.

Do dental implants carry any extra risks for older people?

Older people can still have implants if their jawbone and general health allow it. The dentist will carefully assess bone density and any underlying conditions before planning treatment in suitable stages.

What types of implants are there? (Korea, France, Switzerland)

Dental Fam commonly uses 3 lines: Dentium/Osstem (Korea), In-Kone/Kontact (France) and Straumann (Switzerland), which differ mainly in price and warranty period, as shown in the table in the Prices section above.

How do implants differ from porcelain bridges and removable dentures?

An implant replaces both the root and the crown of the tooth and does not affect the neighbouring teeth. A porcelain bridge requires grinding down the two supporting teeth, while removable dentures are not fixed in the mouth and need to be taken out for cleaning every day.

What care and restrictions are needed after an implant?

Clean gently with a soft-bristled toothbrush, limit hard or very hot/cold foods while the area heals, and follow the check-up schedule set by your treating dentist.

Can I pay for dental implants in instalments?

Yes, with a VietinBank credit card. Dental Fam helps confirm the treatment cost so the bank can set a suitable card limit, at no extra charge; the bank makes the final decision on approval and the limit.

Dental implants are suitable for most people who have lost teeth if the jawbone is in good enough condition, and there are preparatory options if it is not. At Dental Fam, you know the all-inclusive price for each implant type in advance, you know at the first visit whether a bone graft/sinus lift will be needed, and every step is clearly explained before you decide, without any pressure. The procedure follows 4 clear stages, pain during treatment is controlled with anaesthesia, and our dentists follow your case closely from start to finish.

If you are considering dental implants in Nha Trang, book an examination with Dental Fam today for an in-person check-up, a CT scan to accurately assess your jawbone, and a specific cost estimate for your case, before you make any decision.