All on 4 dental implants Thailand, compared with Vietnam.
All on 4 dental implants in Thailand cost from about THB 250,000 to THB 440,000 per arch. The implant brand and the bridge set the figure, on the published price lists we read. At roughly 33 to 34 Thai baht to the US dollar in October 2026, that is about US$7,400 to US$13,300 for one arch. An arch is one jaw, the full top or bottom row of teeth. In Vietnam, through a clinic vetted by Dental Link, All-on-4 starts from US$3,900 per arch, for the four implants and the fixed teeth. This page puts both countries' published figures side by side, so you can weigh them yourself.
What All-on-4 Costs in Thailand
All-on-4 in Thailand costs from THB 250,000 an arch with an acrylic bridge, up to THB 440,000 with a milled bridge and a European implant brand, on the two published lists we read. In Vietnam, the same arch is priced from US$3,900 through Dental Link's vetted clinics.
The two Thai lists price different bridges. A Bangkok clinic lists THB 340,000 to THB 440,000 for a full arch fixed on four implants, with a milled bridge. A Phuket hospital's 2025 list shows THB 250,000 to THB 320,000 for All-on-4 with an acrylic bridge. So the two ranges are not like for like: the lower one buys an acrylic bridge, and the higher one a milled bridge. On the Bangkok list a Korean brand sits at the low end, and a European brand such as Straumann at the top.
| Published Thai price list | What one arch costs | What the figure covers |
|---|---|---|
| Bangkok clinic | THB 340,000 to THB 440,000 | A full arch fixed on four implants, with a milled bridge. A Korean brand sits at the low end, a European brand such as Straumann at the top. |
| Phuket hospital, 2025 list | THB 250,000 to THB 320,000 | All-on-4 with an acrylic bridge, by implant system. Bone grafting and a sinus lift are billed on top. |
At October 2026 rates those figures land near US$7,400 to US$13,300 an arch. Rates move every day, so check today's before you compare. Both lists quote in Thai baht, one arch at a time, and both set the figure by the implant brand you pick.
What you pay for All-on-4 in Thailand depends mostly on the implant brand you choose. A Korean post costs less than a European or a ceramic one. That one choice can move the figure by a hundred thousand baht. What the quote leaves out matters just as much. Extractions, bone grafting and a sinus lift are billed on top in every country. Bone grafting adds bone where the jaw is thin. A sinus lift adds bone to the upper jaw, below the sinus. A low headline price with these left off is not really low.
Sources: Thantakit International Dental Center, Bangkok, published price list, read 11 October 2026; Bangkok Hospital Phuket, Dental Center price list 2025, read 11 October 2026.
All-on-4, All-on-6 and a Full Mouth: What You Get
All-on-4 holds a full set of fixed teeth on four implants. You get a complete row for one jaw, not single teeth and not a plate you take out.
A full mouth means both jaws, the top and the bottom, so that is two arches. Full mouth dental implants in Thailand therefore cost close to double a single arch. When you read a quote, check whether a number covers one jaw or both. "All on four" is simply All-on-4 written out, and it is priced one arch at a time.
Some jaws need more support than four posts give, so the dentist may plan six for one arch instead. All on 6 dental implants in Thailand cost more than All-on-4 for that reason. On the Bangkok list we read, All-on-6 runs from about THB 510,000 to THB 660,000 an arch. Four or six is a clinical call, made from your scan, not a price you pick. The published Vietnam clinic list we use also prices All-on-6 as its own line, above All-on-4, and prices each arch on its own.
A full row for the jaw, fixed in place. Need the top and bottom both done? That is two arches.
Six implants hold a jaw that needs more support. Your dentist picks the number from the scan.
A full mouth is both jaws, so it costs close to twice one arch. Always ask which a price covers.
Sources: the same Bangkok clinic list, read 11 October 2026 (All-on-6 pricing); how the published Vietnam list prices an arch.
Why All-on-4 Usually Means Two Trips
All-on-4 is major surgery, not a quick fix. The implants need time to join to the jawbone before the final teeth go on.
That joining takes about three to nine months, so most patients travel twice. The first trip places the implants and a set of temporary teeth. The second trip fits the final arch, once the jaw has healed. This holds whether you go to Thailand, go to Vietnam, or stay home. Budget for two sets of flights, not one. Ask any clinic to price trip two before you take trip one. A quote through Dental Link states the appointments and the gap between them, so you book flights around real dates.
Some swelling and soreness is normal at first. Simple pain relief usually helps.
The bone sets around the implants while you wait at home, on the clinic's plan.
You fly back for the final teeth once your dentist says the jaw is ready.
Sources: Cleveland Clinic guide to dental implants, read 11 October 2026; what happens on a dental trip to Vietnam.
Thailand and Vietnam, Side by Side on All-on-4
Side by side, one arch of All-on-4 is listed between THB 250,000 and THB 440,000 in Thailand, which is near US$7,400 to US$13,300 at October 2026 rates. In Vietnam it starts from US$3,900 per arch, at a Dental Link vetted clinic.
These are not like for like prices. Vietnam's is a starting figure that takes in four implants plus the fixed teeth. The Thai lists move with the bridge, acrylic or milled, and with the implant brand. Both countries add extractions, bone grafts and sinus lifts as extra lines. So compare two full totals, not two starting prices.
The price is one half of the choice, and the checking is the other. For a Thai clinic, you do the checking, or whoever you booked through does. For a Vietnam clinic, Dental Link does it. A clinic has to pass our 18 published checks before it is listed, and one of them is its case history for All-on-4 itself. An advisor who lives in the clinic's city visits in person. Then we read both of your written quotes, line by line, before you fly.
Thailand's dental tourism goes back decades, and its Bangkok hospitals meet international care standards, with a national council licensing every dentist. None of that is in doubt.
| What you compare | Thailand, published price lists | Vietnam, through Dental Link |
|---|---|---|
| Price for one arch | THB 250,000 to 440,000, by brand and bridge | from US$3,900 at a vetted clinic |
| What the price covers | It varies by clinic, and the bridge type can change it a lot | Four implants plus the fixed teeth on top, each line in the quote |
| Who inspected the clinic | You, or whoever you booked through | A Dental Link advisor, in person, in the clinic's city, before it is listed |
| Who reads your quote | You, often by email | Dental Link reads it line by line, across two clinics, before you fly |
| What Dental Link charges you | It is a Thai clinic, so this does not apply | Nothing. 100% free for patients. The clinic pays our commission, never you. |
Thailand prices here are in Thai baht and Vietnam prices in US dollars, because that is how each is published, so look up today's rate to read them like for like. Dental Link stands behind only Vietnam, the one country where we vet the clinics ourselves. We do not say Thailand is worse, and we promise no fixed saving. We show the ranges and let you decide.
For a wider picture, the same arch is quoted A$20,000 to A$35,000 in Australia and US$14,720 to US$38,610 in the United States, in published 2026 guides. Both Thailand and Vietnam sit well under those home fees. For single teeth rather than a whole row, see our page on single implants in Thailand and Vietnam, and if it is veneers you want, compare veneers in Thailand and Vietnam. For the view across six countries, read the best country for dental implants, and for the Vietnam detail, see All-on-4 in Vietnam.
You book a call. You book a flight. We do everything else, and we are beside you from the moment you land.
Sources: the two Thai price lists above; Smile Solutions, Melbourne 2026 (Australia All-on-4); Pearl US dental cost guide (United States All-on-4), both read 11 October 2026; Dental Link's 18 published vetting checks.
How a Dental Link All-on-4 Quote Is Built
An All-on-4 quote from Dental Link is the Vietnam clinic's own written quote, split into lines and read by us before you fly. This is the order it happens in.
- A free 10-minute call comes first. Your advisor asks what you need done, what you were quoted at home and when you want it. You share any X-rays.
- Your case goes to our partner clinics in Vietnam. A clinic joins that network only after it passes all 18 checks.
- Within 24 hours, your advisor sends two clinics that fit your case, with a walk through video of each. Their written quotes usually follow within hours of your X-rays.
- We ask each clinic for an itemised plan. The lines to look for are the four implants by brand, the final teeth and what they are made of, the temporary teeth, the abutments, and any extractions or bone work.
- Ask for one number that covers both the implants and the fixed teeth, and check which arch it is for: the upper, the lower, or both.
- You pick the clinic. Our commission is the same either way, the clinic pays it, and it is never added to your quote. There is no deposit, and you pay the clinic directly.
- On trip one, your advisor sits beside you at your first appointment and translates the plan, the materials and the warranty terms.
Sources: Dental Link's own published process, on how a Vietnam dental holiday works; the lines in an All-on-4 quote.
How to Read All-on-4 Reviews From Thailand
Reviews of Thai All-on-4 clinics are worth a read for red flags, but they are not a sound way to pick a clinic. A review cannot show a licence, a bridge material or a price.
A review can be glowing and still come from a very different case than yours. One bad post does not make a clinic a poor one either. A forum guess at what All-on-4 costs comes from strangers, in different years, so it is not a price you can hold anyone to.
Use the stories to build your questions, not your decision. Confirm the dentist is licensed with Thailand's national dental council, and pin down what happens if the work fails after you fly home, since that is the part a thread can never answer for your own case. Then put these questions to the clinic, in writing:
- Is this quote for the upper arch, the lower, or both?
- Which implant brand is it, and does my scan point to four implants or six?
- Is the final arch inside this number, and what is it made of?
- Are my temporary teeth in the total?
- How many abutments do I need, and are they included?
- What does my scan say I need in extractions, bone grafting or a sinus lift?
- How many years is the warranty, what is covered, and how do I claim?
Those are the questions Dental Link puts to clinics for patients, and only in Vietnam. Our guide to safety checks for dental work in Vietnam covers the rest.
Sources: Dental Link's All-on-4 quote questions; which of the 18 checks you can run yourself.
Common Questions About All-on-4 in Thailand
How much do full mouth dental implants cost in Thailand?
On the Thai price lists we read, one arch of All-on-4 runs from roughly THB 250,000, up to THB 440,000 for a top brand. At October 2026 rates that is roughly US$7,400 to US$13,300, arch by arch. A full mouth means both jaws, so it is close to double. In Vietnam, a vetted clinic starts All-on-4 at US$3,900 an arch. Your real figure is the written quote.
How many teeth do you get with all on four implants?
You get a full row of teeth for one jaw, fixed onto four implants. It is one solid bridge, not single crowns, and not a denture you lift out. If you need the top and the bottom done, that is two arches. Some jaws need more than four implants, and your dentist decides that from your scan.
Which country is the cheapest for dental implants?
There is no single cheapest country, and the lowest price often buys the least. Thailand, Vietnam, Turkey, Hungary and Mexico all sit well below home-country fees. We publish only what we can stand behind. In Vietnam, a vetted clinic puts All-on-4 from US$3,900 for one arch. Compare what each price includes, not just the number on top.
Is All-on-4 implants good?
For the right person, All-on-4 is a well proven way to replace a full row of missing or failing teeth. It fixes a whole arch onto four implants, so it does not come out like a denture. Whether it suits your jaw is a clinical choice. A dentist decides that after a scan, not a web page.
What is the failure rate of All-on-4 dental implants?
There is no one failure rate that fits your mouth. Clinical sources say the risk is low when an experienced surgeon places the implants, but no honest dentist will promise you a number. Your odds depend on your gums, your bone, your health and how you clean them. Your treating dentist is the one who sets what to expect.
What should I expect 2 months after getting All-on-4 dental implants?
Two months in, most people are still healing, with temporary teeth in place while the bone sets around the implants. That healing takes about three to nine months before the final teeth go on. What counts as normal for you, and any warning sign, comes from your treating dentist and the clinic's aftercare plan.
How painful is all on four dental implants?
You should not feel pain during the surgery itself, because the area is numbed and many clinics offer sedation. Afterwards, some swelling and soreness for a few days is normal, and ordinary pain relief usually eases it. Everyone heals at their own pace, so your dentist tells you what to expect and what to take.
What is the number one reason dental implants fail?
There is no single cause, but smoking and untreated gum disease are among the most common. Poor healing, where the bone does not join to the implant, plays a part too, as does poor cleaning at home. Uncontrolled diabetes and heavy bone loss raise the risk. A careful dentist checks all of this before agreeing to treat you.
What I wish I knew before dental implants?
The thing patients mention most is that implants take time, and usually two trips, not one quick visit. Plan for two sets of flights and a healing gap of several months. A low headline price that leaves out the crown or bone work is not really low.
How much is All-on-6 in Thailand?
The Bangkok list we read prices All-on-6 from roughly THB 510,000, up to about THB 660,000 for a European brand. It costs more than All-on-4 because it uses six implants instead of four. A dentist chooses four or six from your jaw and bone, not from price. Ask for the brand and what the figure includes before you compare.
Which is the best dental implant clinic in Thailand?
We will not name one, because we do not vet Thai clinics. Dental Link works only in Vietnam, so we cannot stand behind a clinic we have not checked ourselves. Wherever you look, check the dentist's licence on Thailand's dental council register, get the implant brand written down, and read the warranty before you book.
Does insurance cover full mouth dental implants in Thailand?
Usually not. Most people pay for full mouth implants in Thailand without insurance, because home dental cover rarely pays for treatment overseas. Check your own policy before you travel, and ask your insurer in writing. Keep every receipt and treatment note, in case you can claim part of it back later.
How long does All-on-4 treatment take from start to finish?
From the first surgery to the final teeth usually runs three to nine months, because the jaw needs time to heal around the posts. Most people travel twice, with the healing months spent at home. A temporary set of teeth is fitted on the first trip, so you are not left without teeth in between.
Can I get All-on-4 in Phuket as well as Bangkok?
Yes. Both cities treat overseas patients, and the holiday islands draw many of them. Bangkok has the most clinics and the fullest published prices, which is why our figures come from the capital. The city matters less than the clinic you choose in it.
What can I eat after All-on-4?
Once everything has healed, most people eat a normal range of foods again, which is a big reason to choose a fixed arch over a denture. While the jaw is still healing, the clinic will ask you to keep to softer foods for a while. Your dentist sets the timeline that fits your case.
Is All-on-4 better than dentures?
They do different jobs. A fixed arch stays in place and feels closer to natural teeth, while a denture lifts out and usually costs less. Which suits you depends on your jaw, your bone and your budget, so a dentist weighs that up with you after a scan.
Does All-on-4 cost less in Thailand than at home?
For most overseas patients it does, which is the whole draw. The published Thai figures sit well under Australian, UK, US, Canadian and New Zealand fees. Even so, the real number is the written quote, and the cheapest one often leaves the most out, so compare what each includes.
What should I ask before booking All-on-4 abroad?
Ask for the brand and the bridge material in writing, who does the surgery, how many posts are planned, and what the warranty covers if something fails after you fly home. Get it all itemised, not as one headline price. In Vietnam, Dental Link reads these quotes for you; in Thailand, that part is yours to do.
Get Two All-on-4 Quotes From Vetted Vietnam Clinics
Start with a free 10-minute call with Dental Link. Within 24 hours you get two vetted clinics matched to your case. Each sends a written quote that names the implant brand, the lab and the warranty. You compare, and you choose. Nothing is sold on the call.
