Dental implant budget worksheet for Vietnam

How to fill in each box

Each box has one plain rule.

Implant price and number of implants

• Use the price from your written quote, for one implant with its abutment and crown.
• If your quote lists those parts on separate lines, add them together first.
• The box starts at US$950 because that is the lowest published figure we can source. Your own quote may be higher, depending on the brand and the crown.

Grafts, sinus lift, extractions

Put in the total of any extra surgery the quote lists. When a quote lists a graft as possible, enter the higher figure. A budget that only works if nothing extra comes up is a tight budget.

Flights and number of trips

• Dental Link's implant page describes most cases as two trips, so the box starts at two; your treating dentist decides.
• Look up a real return fare from your city for the months you plan to go, and use that.
• Fares differ by city and by season, so price your own route.

Hotel and nights

• Add the nights for both trips together.
• Ask the clinic how many days each visit is likely to need, and leave room in case an appointment moves.
• Your dentist decides the timing, so do not plan the trip home too tight.

Travel insurance

• Check whether a policy covers planned procedures.
• If you buy a policy that names your procedure, put its price here.
• If you choose to go without that cover, put zero, and know that a problem would be yours to pay for.

Check the product disclosure statement of any policy before you buy it.

Exchange rate and bank fee

• Dental Link publishes its prices in US dollars, and your quote may be in US dollars too. Your bank converts at its own rate.
• Find that rate in your bank's app the week you plan to pay, and the foreign transaction fee on its fee page.
• The worksheet applies both to the clinic and visa side only, since you pay flights and hotels in Australian dollars from home.

Visas

• A single entry e-visa allows one entry, for a stay of up to 90 days.
• Leaving and coming back for the second trip is a new entry, so it needs a new visa. The box starts at two for that reason.
• The official portal also lists multiple entry e-visas; check their fee there before you choose one. Apply on the official portal, linked above.

Check up at home

Ask a dentist near you, before you go, what a check up after overseas implants would cost. Put that figure here. It is easy to forget, and it is a real part of the bill.

Reading the total

Hold the total next to a written quote from an Australian dentist.

• Single implant, Australia A$3,000 to A$7,000 Finder's range
• All-on-4, Australia A$17,000 to A$30,000 Finder's range, per arch

In Australia, Finder's range for a single implant runs from A$3,000 up to A$7,000. For All-on-4, its range is A$17,000 up to A$30,000 per arch. Set the two totals side by side, then talk to your own dentist before you decide.

One sum shows how the sheet behaves:

• At Dental Link's published starting price, one implant is US$950 and four single implants are US$3,800.
• Dental Link's All-on-4 page puts an arch at US$3,900 and up just for the implants; the fixed teeth sit on a separate line. Ask for both lines in a written quote.
• The travel boxes do not change with that count: two trips stay two trips, and the visa box stays at two.
• So the clinic side grows with each implant you enter, and the travel side stays where it was.

Try both counts in the boxes above, with your own fares, and you will see how much of your total is travel.

Source: Finder guide to implant costs and extras cover, last changed September 2025.

If the clinic boxes are unclear, the page on reading a quote walks through them. Every cost line is listed in the main cost guide.