
Controlled removal of decay
The dentist removes infected tissue while preserving healthy tooth structure.
Fillings restore decayed, chipped or missing tooth structure with suitable materials, rebuilding the tooth's shape and supporting chewing function.
A filling cleans the damaged area and adds material to restore the tooth's shape. Durability depends on the location, size of the cavity, material and chewing forces.

The dentist removes infected tissue while preserving healthy tooth structure.

The material is shaped to restore the chewing surface, contact points and contours.

Composite comes in many shades, helping visible teeth look more natural.
See the overview and each key detail to understand the method before treatment.
The dentist removes infected tissue while preserving healthy tooth structure.
The material is shaped to restore the chewing surface, contact points and contours.
Composite comes in many shades, helping visible teeth look more natural.
The dentist assesses symptoms, tooth structure and surrounding tissues before choosing a technique.
The scope, timeline and goals of treatment are based on each patient's data.
Check-up milestones help the dentist see how you respond and adjust when needed.
The indication is confirmed after an in-person examination, a review of X-rays and your overall oral health.
Lesions that have not destroyed too much supporting structure can be restored directly.
Edge or surface defects from minor trauma are rebuilt with filling material.
Some limited gaps can be closed with composite.
Leaking, discolored or worn fillings need to be checked and replaced when indicated.
The dentist assesses symptoms, tooth structure and surrounding tissues before choosing a technique.
The scope, timeline and goals of treatment are based on each patient's data.
Check-up milestones help the dentist see how you respond and adjust when needed.
Hygiene guidance and follow-up visits help maintain oral health after treatment.
Each stage includes a check before moving on to the next.
The dentist examines you in person, records symptoms and orders X-rays when needed.
The scope of treatment, possible sensations, costs and appointments are explained beforehand.
Each step follows professional protocols with a focus on pain control and sterility.
You receive home-care instructions and a check-up schedule suited to your condition.
Note: The timeline and scope depend on the condition of your teeth, gums and bite and on the dentist's recommendation after the examination.
Ask about the processFollowing your dentist's personalized instructions makes treatment and aftercare go more smoothly.
Share your expectations clearly: Explain what bothers you about color and shape and how natural you want the result to look.
Check your oral health: Treat decay, gum inflammation or active bite problems before restoration.
Understand the conservative options: Ask your dentist to explain the extent of preparation, the materials and any alternatives.
Confirm costs and timeline: Agree on the number of teeth, material, temporaries, try-in appointments and follow-up policy.
Avoid excessive force: Do not use the restored teeth to crush ice, open bottles or chew very hard objects.
Clean carefully along the gumline: Brush with the correct technique and use floss or a water flosser as instructed.
Pay attention to how your bite feels: Contact the clinic if your bite feels high, sensitivity persists, your gums bleed or food gets trapped unusually.
Attend follow-up visits on time: Checking margins, contact points and bite helps detect anything that needs adjusting early.
Every plan is built on close cooperation between the dentist, diagnostic data and continuous care.
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Eight pillars that make your treatment journey clearer, safer and more convenient.
Your teeth, gums, bite and X-rays are assessed before a plan is made.
The approach, timeline and goals are adapted to each patient's data.
Photos and X-rays help the dentist make well-controlled treatment decisions.
The materials and appliances used are clearly explained for each option.
Instruments, treatment rooms and every procedural step are controlled under dental protocols.
Your dentist checks your response and adjusts the plan at the necessary milestones.
Expected items and any additional indicated work are discussed before treatment.
Hygiene guidance and follow-up visits are provided according to your actual condition.
Viet Han combines formally trained dentists with diagnostic data and a follow-up process to build the right plan for every patient.
Real cosmetic restoration journeys with different starting conditions and treatment plans at Viet Han Dental.
The fee depends on the location, size of the lesion and material. Large lesions may need a different restoration instead of a direct filling.
| Service | Details | Cost |
|---|---|---|
General Dentistry | ||
| Filling for cavities or cervical lesions | By complexity level | 300,000 VND – 500,000 VND |
| Aesthetic composite filling / gaps between teeth | By complexity level | 500,000 VND – 1,000,000 VND |
| Composite rebuild of a largely broken tooth | By complexity level | 800,000 VND – 1,500,000 VND |
Additional costs when indicated | ||
| Examination and diagnosis | Depends on your actual condition | Confirmed by your dentist |
| X-rays or supporting records | Only when clinically indicated | Quoted before treatment |
| Preparatory treatment before specialist care | Depends on tooth and gum health | Confirmed by your dentist |
| Regular follow-up visits | According to each individual plan | As indicated |
Common questions before choosing the right treatment option.
How it feels depends on your condition and the technique used. The orthodontist will explain suitable ways to manage discomfort before treatment.
Duration differs from person to person and can only be estimated after the dentist checks your actual condition. The dentist needs to clean the lesion, shape the filling and check the bite contacts.
The cost depends on the scope, materials or appliances and any supporting treatment. The plan and costs are discussed before treatment begins.
Yes. Check-ups help the dentist evaluate your response, check hygiene and address anything that needs adjusting early.
The dentist needs to check the extent of damage, the remaining tooth structure and whether there is decay around the filling. Depending on the condition, a repair, a new filling or another restoration may be considered.
If you notice a high spot or discomfort when chewing, contact the clinic to have your bite and filling checked. Don't bite hard to 'get used to it' or try to grind the high spot yourself.