Replaces the lost tooth root
The implant creates independent support where the tooth was lost and transfers chewing forces to the jawbone.
Dental Implants As strong as natural teeth
Restore your chewing ability and a natural smile with a clear treatment plan and genuine Korean and Swiss implants.
What is a dental implant?
A dental implant replaces a missing tooth by placing a titanium post in the jawbone to replace the root, then connecting an abutment and a porcelain crown on top. Your dentist decides on the specific approach after an examination and a CT Cone Beam 3D scan.
Restores the visible tooth
The abutment and crown are designed for the tooth position, color, arch shape and your bite.
Tailored to each condition
Implants can restore one tooth, several teeth or a full arch; the number of implants and timeline never follow a one-size-fits-all formula.
Anatomy of a dental implant
Three tightly connected components restore everything from root to crown.
Porcelain crown
The visible part of the tooth, crafted to match the color and shape of your arch to restore appearance and chewing.
Shape and bite
The chewing surface, height and crown contour are designed for the missing tooth position and each person's bite.
Abutment
The connector between the porcelain crown and the implant post; it can be straight or angled depending on the restoration.
Prosthetic screw
Keeps the prosthetic components on the implant stable and lets the dentist check and maintain them when needed.
Titanium implant post
An artificial tooth root placed in the jawbone to support the abutment and crown above.
Threaded implant surface
The thread design and implant surface increase the contact area and help the post integrate securely with the jawbone.
Who should get dental implants?
Your dentist will examine you and take scans to find the right solution for your type of tooth loss.
One or more missing teeth
Difficulty chewing, a less attractive smile and less confidence when talking because of the gap.
All teeth missing in an arch
A fixed full-arch restoration with All-on-4 / All-on-6 that fully replaces removable dentures.
Uncomfortable old dentures
Previous bridges or removable dentures that are damaged, loose or have needed costly repairs many times.
Long-term tooth loss with bone loss
The jawbone gradually shrinks, making the face sag and look older — early restoration helps stop bone loss.
4 benefits of dental implants
Restores strong, stable chewing
The implant replaces the lost root, keeping the crown stable and helping distribute chewing forces when properly indicated.
Helps limit jawbone loss
Chewing forces transmitted through the implant help keep stimulating the bone where the tooth was lost and help preserve facial contours.
Preserves neighboring natural teeth
An implant restoration stands on its own at the gap and usually does not require grinding the two neighboring teeth as a porcelain bridge does.
Natural look, easy care
The porcelain crown is designed to match the color and shape of your arch and can be cleaned daily following your dentist's instructions.
4 steps to dental implants
Close supervision from examination and implant placement to the final porcelain crown.
- Step 1
General examination & treatment plan
A CT Cone Beam 3D scan checks the density and thickness of the jawbone. Your dentist explains a detailed plan, including timeline and costs, before treatment.
- Step 2
Tests & implant placement
Blood tests confirm you are fit for surgery. Implants are placed under local anesthesia, taking only about 20 – 30 minutes each, with temporary teeth available during the waiting period.
- Step 3
Healing check-up
After 7 – 10 days, you return so we can check how the implant site is healing and make sure recovery is on track.
- Step 4
Fixed porcelain restoration
After 6 weeks – 6 months, once the implant has fully integrated with the jawbone, the dentist fits a fixed porcelain crown — completing a strong, natural-looking set of teeth.
Note: The time between stages depends on bone quality, healing and your dentist's assessment at each check-up.
Ask about the processWhat to know about dental implants
Following your dentist's personalized instructions helps treatment and healing go more smoothly.
Before implant surgery
Share your full health history: Tell your dentist about medical conditions, current medications, allergies and previous surgeries.
Check your mouth and jawbone: Treat infections, gum disease or active decay first; take X-rays as indicated to assess the bone.
Limit smoking and alcohol: Follow the timeline your dentist recommends, as these factors can affect healing.
Prepare mentally and plan your time: Eat, rest and take medication before the procedure as instructed; arrange for someone to accompany you if needed.
After implant surgery
Control bleeding and swelling: Bite on gauze, apply cold compresses and rest as instructed; avoid vigorous rinsing or touching the surgical area.
Take medication as prescribed: Do not increase, stop or add medication without consulting your treating dentist.
Soft foods at first: Choose soft, cool foods; avoid chewing on the surgical area and avoid very hot or hard foods.
Gentle oral hygiene: Brush and clean around the implant as instructed, and never touch the wound with sharp objects.
Attend follow-up visits on time: Contact the clinic promptly if you have prolonged bleeding, increasing pain or swelling, fever, unusual numbness or a loose restoration.
Our dedicated implant team
Every restoration plan is built on close cooperation between the dentist, diagnostic data and continuous care.
YOUR CARE TEAM View dentist profile
Dentists with you every step of the way
Dr.
- Graduated from the University of Medicine and Pharmacy at Ho Chi Minh City, specialising in Odonto-Stomatology
- Dentist
- Personally follows you from diagnosis to the final restoration.
Degrees & certificates
- Graduated with a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Medicine and Pharmacy at Ho Chi Minh City
- Completed the Specialist Level I Program in Dentistry at Hue University of Medicine and Pharmacy (2020–2022)
- Certified in Dental Implantology and Basic Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery by the National Hospital of Odonto-Stomatology
- Completed international training in Immediate Implant Placement, Bone Regeneration, and Sinus Lift Surgery at Biotech Dental Academy, France
- Certified in Full-Arch Implant Rehabilitation by THL Academy
- Member of the International Team for Implantology (ITI), one of the world’s leading organizations in dental implantology
Why choose Viet Han Dental?
Eight pillars that make your implant journey clearer, safer and more convenient.
Implant-focused dentists
Your dentist examines you, reads the scans and builds a plan based on your bone, gums and restoration needs.
CT Cone Beam 3D diagnosis
3D images help assess bone volume, anatomical structures and implant angulation before treatment.
Personalized treatment plan
The number of implants, implant brand and restoration timing are decided individually for each case.
Genuine implants
Materials with verified origin, identification details and a clear warranty policy for each implant line.
Strict infection control
Instruments, treatment rooms and every procedural step are controlled under the clinic's safety protocols.
Close healing follow-up
Check-ups are scheduled at each stage so the dentist can monitor the soft tissue and implant stability.
Transparent cost plan
Expected items are explained before treatment and updated if the plan needs to change.
Aftercare
Guidance on hygiene, diet and regular check-ups helps your implant restoration last.
Trusted dental implants in Nha Trang
With many years of experience in dental implants, Viet Han combines formally trained dentists with modern diagnostic, surgical and prosthetic systems to build a clear treatment plan for every patient.
- Qualified dentists with continuous follow-up
- CT Cone Beam 3D and digital technology
- One-way surgical suite with infection control
- Transparent treatment plan and patient benefits
Implant restoration journeys
Real journeys of patients who started with different conditions and treatment plans at Viet Han Dental.
Mr. Su greatly appreciated the dedication of Dr. Quan, the care team, and the clinic's space and equipment.
Tran Quoc Su
All-on-6 upper jaw · All-on-4 lower jaw
- Initial condition
Long-term tooth loss made eating difficult, affected his daily life and left him unsure where to seek treatment.
- Treatment plan
The dentist planned a fixed restoration with All-on-6 on the upper jaw and All-on-4 on the lower jaw, based on the examination and X-rays.
- Changes after treatment
After treatment, he chews more comfortably, his smile looks more balanced and he feels at ease enjoying time with his family.
Dental implant prices
Costs are clearly split into single-tooth and full-arch restorations so you can plan ahead before seeing the dentist.
| Restoration | Details | Cost |
|---|---|---|
Single implants | ||
| Dio Implant (South Korea) + Abutment | Warranty 7 years | 12,900,000 VND |
| Neodent Implant (Switzerland) + Abutment | Warranty 10 years | 19,900,000 VND |
| STRAUMANN Implant BLT – SLA (Switzerland) + Abutment | Warranty 15 years | 32,000,000 VND |
| STRAUMANN Implant BLT – SLActive (Switzerland) + Abutment | Warranty 15 years | 34,000,000 VND |
Full-arch implants | ||
| All on 4 (Neodent Implant – Switzerland) | Warranty 10 years | 180,000,000 VND |
| All on 4 (STRAUMANN Implant – Switzerland) | Warranty 15 years | 200,000,000 VND |
| All on 6 (Neodent Implant – Switzerland) | Warranty 10 years | 225,000,000 VND |
| All on 6 (STRAUMANN Implant – Switzerland) | Warranty 15 years | 255,000,000 VND |
Additional costs when indicated | ||
| Standard metal-porcelain crown on implant | Warranty 5 years | 6,000,000 VND / tooth |
| Premium all-porcelain crown on implant | Warranty 10 years | 9,000,000 VND / tooth |
| Bone grafting / Barrier membrane grafting | As clinically indicated | 5,000,000 VND – 10,000,000 VND / tooth |
| Surgical guide template | First implant | 2,000,000 VND |
Other dental services
Every need is examined and planned individually to protect your long-term oral health.
Frequently asked questions about implants
Common questions before choosing a dental implant restoration.
Are dental implants painful?
The treatment area is usually numbed to control sensation while the implant is placed. Afterwards, soreness or swelling varies with the extent of the procedure and the individual; you should not expect every case to be completely free of discomfort.
How long does it take to place one implant?
Placing the implant is not the whole time needed to complete an implant tooth. The plan also includes preparation, healing and integration, and only then is the restoration completed when conditions allow.
How long do dental implants last?
Implants need long-term care and check-ups as part of your oral health. How long they last depends on the tissue around the implant, hygiene, bite and individual factors; a warranty period is not a guarantee that implants last the same for everyone.
How much do dental implants cost?
The cost should be read item by item: implant, abutment, crown or bridge, temporary restoration and any supporting procedures. The price list on our website shows reference prices, but two options can only be compared when they cover the same scope.
Can I get implants after long-term tooth loss and bone loss?
There may be treatment options to consider, but an examination and scans are needed before drawing conclusions. The dentist will look at bone volume, surrounding tissues, bite and general health, then discuss whether extra support is needed or a different restoration is better.
What should I avoid after getting dental implants?
Follow the specific instructions given after your procedure, as eating, cleaning and use of temporary restorations can differ between cases. Before leaving, ask exactly how to clean each area, which foods to choose at first and when your check-ups are.
What should I prepare before an implant consultation?
Note when you lost your teeth, any chewing difficulties, previous treatments and your goals. Bring old X-rays or records if you have them, along with a list of medications, medical conditions and allergies.
What does long-term care of an implant restoration involve?
Ask your dentist to show you how to clean around each implant and restoration with tools suited to your design. Keep the agreed check-up schedule and get in touch early if cleaning is difficult, you notice bleeding, a change in your bite or a loose restoration.