
Failing or severely damaged teeth
For patients whose remaining teeth may no longer provide a reliable long-term foundation.
Full-Arch Implant Dentistry
A full-arch implant solution for patients with loose dentures, failing teeth, or complete tooth loss, planned around your bone, bite, smile, and travel timeline.


Full-Arch Care
Four to six implants are positioned around bone anatomy, bite load, and the final restoration design.
A titanium bar or reinforced framework may help distribute support across the implants when the case requires it.
Temporary teeth may be fitted first when suitable; final teeth are refined after healing, stability, speech, and smile review.

All-on-4 and All-on-6 treatments use dental implants to support a complete arch of teeth. Instead of replacing each missing tooth individually, the plan connects the implants, temporary teeth where suitable, and final restoration into one coordinated full-arch workflow.
The right plan is not chosen by implant count alone. SQ Dentist International reviews your CBCT scan, bone condition, bite force, smile line, gum health, medical history, and travel schedule before recommending a direction.
Suitable Cases

For patients whose remaining teeth may no longer provide a reliable long-term foundation.

For patients looking for a fixed solution that feels more stable than removable dentures.

For patients missing most or all teeth in the upper arch, lower arch, or both arches.

For cases involving failing bridges, old crowns, bite collapse, or mixed restorative problems.
All-on-4 vs All-on-6
All-on-4 typically uses four implants to support a full arch. All-on-6 uses six implants when additional support is clinically appropriate. The decision depends on anatomy, function, restoration design, and long-term maintenance.
Full-arch option
May be considered when the available bone, implant positions, bite conditions, and restorative design can support a stable full-arch plan with four implants.
Often used for full-arch tooth replacement
May reduce the number of implants required
Requires careful planning of implant position and bite forces
Full-arch option
May be recommended when six implants provide a better distribution of support for the arch, especially in cases with heavier bite demands or broader restorative goals.
Adds potential support points for the restoration
Can be useful for selected full-mouth rehabilitation cases
Still depends on bone quality, space, hygiene access, and diagnosis

What decides the plan
The implant number is selected only after six connected clinical factors have been reviewed together.
Cost Clarity
Full-arch implant fees depend on the clinical scope behind the plan: diagnostics, extractions, implant system, temporary teeth, final restoration, components, treatment stages, and aftercare. The starting fees below help you compare All-on-4 and All-on-6 options before your final diagnosis is confirmed.
All-on-4
Starting from
For selected upper or lower full-arch cases planned around four implants and a fixed restoration.
All-on-4
Starting from
For selected full-mouth cases using an All-on-4 plan for both upper and lower arches.
All-on-6
Starting from
For selected upper or lower full-arch cases where six implants are recommended for added support.
All-on-6
Starting from
For selected full-mouth cases using an All-on-6 plan for both upper and lower arches.
*Final cost is confirmed after examination and CBCT and may vary with extractions, grafting, implant components, restoration material, and required visits.
Treatment Timeline
Six coordinated stages connect planning before you fly, diagnosis in Ho Chi Minh City, implant treatment, healing, final restoration, and care after you return home.
Send photos, X-rays or CBCT if available, medical history, current concerns, and preferred travel dates.
Your final diagnosis is confirmed in Ho Chi Minh City with clinical examination, CBCT imaging, and treatment discussion.
Implants are placed according to the confirmed plan. Temporary teeth may be fitted when clinically suitable.
The healing stage is monitored around implant stability, gum response, bite comfort, and hygiene.
Final teeth are designed after healing and stability, with attention to chewing, speech, aesthetics, and maintenance.
After returning home, you receive aftercare guidance and maintenance recommendations for long-term care.
Clinical Review
All-on-4 and All-on-6 treatment connects implant surgery, restorative design, bite function, and aesthetic detail. The clinicians involved are selected around your case and confirmed during consultation.
About the Clinical Team
Specialist in Cosmetic Dentistry

Implant Dentistry & Implant Restorations

Implant Dentistry
International Patients
For eligible premium full-arch plans, practical travel support is coordinated around confirmed appointments and recovery needs. Included services depend on your final treatment plan and package eligibility.
Explore Dental Tourism SupportWe can guide preparation of the information needed for an e-Visa application. Approval remains with the relevant government authorities.
Stay dates can be coordinated around confirmed appointments, treatment stages, and recommended recovery windows.
Eligible premium packages may include private pickup when you arrive in Ho Chi Minh City.
Where included, local transfers help connect your hotel, clinic appointments, and planned treatment schedule.
An international patient coordinator can assist with appointments, practical questions, and follow-up communication.

Long-Term Care
Daily hygiene, professional maintenance, bite reviews, and protective appliances when advised help support your restoration over time. Warranty eligibility also depends on documented aftercare and regular follow-up.
Review Warranty PolicyFAQ
Clear answers about All-on-4 and All-on-6 treatment planning, cost, temporary teeth, travel timing, and long-term maintenance.
Understanding All-on-4, All-on-6, temporary teeth, bone needs, and clinical suitability.
All-on-4 is a full-arch implant treatment where four dental implants are used to support a complete arch of replacement teeth. Suitability depends on bone condition, bite forces, gum health, medical history, and the dentist's diagnosis.
What changes a full-arch estimate, why CBCT matters, and what is confirmed after examination.
How long to stay in Vietnam, what happens after you return home, and who supports you remotely.
Your full-arch case deserves a personal review.
Send photos, X-rays, or CBCT if available before making travel decisions.
Start with a case review
Share your dental photos, X-rays, CBCT scan if available, medical history, and travel timeline. SQ Dentist International will help you understand possible options before you book your flight.