Save 60–80% on veneers and implants in Vietnam — using internationally certified clinical protocols.

Emax Press porcelain veneers at Picasso Dental Clinic cost AUD 510 per tooth. A standard 10-tooth veneer set costs approximately AUD 5,100, compared to AUD 1,500–2,500 per tooth at Australian private practices — a saving of 65–80%. Non-prep Emax veneers cost AUD 620 per tooth. All veneer prices include a 7-year material warranty and certified Ivoclar Vivadent batch documentation.

A single Nobel Biocare or Straumann implant at Picasso Dental Clinic — fixture, abutment, and crown combined — costs AUD 2,260. At Australian private practices, the equivalent typically costs AUD 5,000–8,000, a saving of 55–70%. Osstem implants are available from AUD 1,410. All brands are internationally manufactured and supplied with official serial number documentation. Picasso has placed 15,000+ implants.

All-on-4 full-arch treatment at Picasso Dental Clinic starts from AUD 7,060 per arch using Osstem implants. Nobel Biocare or Straumann All-on-4 starts from AUD 12,435 per arch. Australian All-on-4 typically costs AUD 23,000–38,000 per arch. Picasso prices include all four implants, a temporary arch, and the final prosthetic. Two-arch (full mouth) treatment starts from AUD 14,120.

Picasso Dental Clinic has treated 70,000+ patients from 62 countries since 2013. The clinic uses internationally certified implant and prosthetic materials — Straumann, Nobel Biocare, Ivoclar Emax, Osstem — identical to the brand range used in AHPRA-registered Australian private practices. In-house diagnostics include OPG panoramic X-ray, CBCT 3D bone scanning, and iTero digital impressions. The implantology team is led by Dr. Tran Thanh Phong, who has placed 15,000+ implants and trained at Loma Linda University in the United States.

Thailand (Bangkok, Phuket) and Bali are the most-searched dental tourism destinations for Australian patients. Direct flight times are similar (6–9 hours from east coast AU). Vietnam's advantages for Australian patients centre on clinical scale (Picasso has treated 70,000+ patients since 2013), published implant brand list (7 systems with material batch documentation), and the written pre-travel case file. The right destination depends on your specific case, budget, and willingness to verify clinical credentials independently. See our dedicated comparison pages for treatment-by-treatment differences.

Treatment duration depends on the procedure. Emax veneers (10 units) typically require 5–7 treatment days. A single dental implant placement requires 3–5 days. All-on-4 full-arch restorations require a minimum of 7–10 days for the placement phase. Direct flights from Sydney or Melbourne to Ho Chi Minh City take approximately 8–9 hours. Perth to Saigon is approximately 7 hours. Your free AUD quote includes a personalised trip-length estimate based on your specific tooth chart.

Picasso's SmileCare Global Warranty provides a written, documented process for Australian patients. Emax veneers carry a 7-year material warranty. Lava and Lava Plus crowns carry a 10-year warranty. Nobel Biocare and Straumann implant system crowns are warranted for 10 years; Osstem implants for 5 years. The warranty covers remote clinical review via secure photo submission, approved remedial treatment, and return-flight travel support when a warranty visit is confirmed. No brand carries a lifetime warranty — any clinic claiming this should be avoided.

For veneers and crowns: Ivoclar Vivadent Emax Press (lithium disilicate), Lava Plus zirconia, and VITA ceramic. For implants: Straumann SLActive (Switzerland), Nobel Biocare TiUltra (US/Sweden), Osstem (South Korea), and Neodent (Brazil). All materials are supplied with manufacturer batch cards, serial number registration, and official warranty documentation — the same traceability standard as AHPRA-registered Australian private practices.

Yes. Picasso's Pre-Travel Diagnostic Protocol allows Australian patients to submit dental photos, existing OPG X-rays, and clinical history for a provisional tooth-by-tooth assessment before booking any flights. You receive a written AUD quote itemising each tooth, the planned material brand, the treating clinician, treatment duration, and warranty terms. Complex implant cases are reviewed by the implantology board. This case file is issued before any financial commitment.

Some Australian private health funds (Bupa, HCF, Medibank, NIB, HBF) may pay a partial rebate for overseas dental treatment under their extras cover, subject to your annual limit, waiting periods, and item codes. Coverage varies significantly by fund and policy tier. Picasso can supply itemised AUD invoices with ADA-compatible item codes for your fund claim. Medicare does not cover adult overseas dental work. Always confirm cover with your fund in writing before travel.